Anton Kreil – Is It Even Possible for Retail Traders to Make Money Trading?

This guy looks like he hasn’t slept in 30 years.

What did this niga tell me now?

This is great insight

invest in an s&p500 ETF and you WILL win over time!

Swing trade and trade many asset classes.

He knows his stuff

I agree with everything this guy says except his view on shorter term trading, ive seen live PA play out on shorter time frames consecutively, why does it work? Algos and the big players run on any time frame, find out how they work and play on their side.

Charges of market manipulation schemes by TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, National Finance Services and Others brought by Warshaw Burstein, LLP in a lawsuit on behalf of its client, Mullen Automotive, an emerging electric vehicle manufacturer. 08/29/2023 ⚖

The big money manipulates and pushes prices to their benefit. Everyday a traders thinking whos the people manipulating these prices? Rothschilds should always be the number one suspect

🤣🤣🤣

Don't worry about it.

Powerful stuff but surely a major difference between a retail trader and the likes of Goldman Sachs - and integral to why we can’t trade like them is the fact that we can only trade our own money and so bear all the risk and absorb all the costs arising from trading, most notably, bid-ask spread and overnight funding. Whereas Goldman Sachs, with direct market access, won’t face such costs trading with its own cash. But presumably the company makes a great deal of its profits through trading on behalf of clients, thereby pocketing the commissions, spreads, overnight funding, management fees etc that we retail clients must pay.

What does COI in the chart? Conflict of Interest or what?

Keeping this to myself isn't a good idea, I decided to tell everyone so you guys can help. I have being making so much losing on trading and I'm still wondering how people make this huge money investing on the market online, I agreed with you investing and earning is a legitimate way to gain financial freedom, but how is it done?

Inspired

Very difficult to make money retail trading but not impossible , I think a better strategy is set up an e commerce busines or other directly controlled business ans then become an investor not a trader

don’t trade on a random time, select your time frame and the time you can focus, the market opens 24/7 doesn’t mean you have to be there 24/7 select your time range, it will be worth it!

i think "woke" meant something else 4yrs ago 😆

To be successful 2 things are essentially needed. First of all, decent capital. Second, a good strategy and intelligence.

Emulate professional traders learn from winners.

You make money in bull and bear market. You can make money with put or call option. You can make money from energy or automobile industry. Just depends what's going on.

Hedge funds make money because your using other peoples to make good returns but you need to be good. HFs use uncommon strategies and methodologies.

this dude is like the marco pierre white of finance

90% will lose and 10% will win.

idk why but, the way the professor talks is so satisfying like he knows something

Solid video 💪🏻

Max was here

It's possible with diamond hands

up 396% YTD. proper information and extensive thinking. i don’t lose

The biggest reason retail traders lose money is because they do not balance their risk for long term performance and instead make short sighted high risk plays.

does anyone have the full video link to this please?

Sooo buy and hodl got it. $amc $gme fuck the hedgies

small money makes small money, big money makes big money... either way, gov takes a huge cut.. and if you cant pay it next year to the irs, most people will sell even more just to pay irs.. then it becomes a cycle you cant get out of.. im convinced the gov uses wall street and the stock market as a front for collecting more tax from the retailer traders aka hopers and dreamers

I love retail traders. They supply the profits for my index investing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 suckers.

I dont understand how people blow up their accounts. Just practice simple risk management

Im an investor not a trader. Nothing against trading its just not my cup of tea. Its just constant stress and the odds of making a profit after taxes etc is very slim IMO.

Why does he sound like google translate speaking?

DONT DAYTRADE

This has to be the biggest sausage fest ever.

what the f uc k ? what the hell is he talkig about?

20 years ago big money pushed for the retail crowd to trade so they could have a bigger pie to win from. 9 from 10 retail traders lose continually. Retail traders don't have big enough pot to play with from the start, so any wins isn't enough to live from,

Short answer : no.
It’s rigged

I guess he is talking about have a proper strategy not the big players strategy. So in essence, the proper way of the big players is having a strategy, understanding the markets and the probabilities, risk management, recording analyzing your trades. You cannot be consistent if you don’t know what you are doing. So don’t think of it as like you should buy the system that they have or act exactly like theirs, because a system sometimes also offers a certain way of thinking that can give you a certain advantage over others, something that you cannot put into a code that easy or just can’t.

Key 2 Goldman....make huge bets...laugh when u make $$ and when u lose big get a government bailout.

Nope, need high frequency trading server next to wall street. Charge fees. Create trading platforms and trade against your customers. See Goldman Sachs.

Yes

It' not whether a retail rader CAN make money, it whether they can KEEP it.

BULLS make money, Beats make money, Pigs get slaughtered. Don't be a Pig.

I lost over -60k, now I’m back to only -30k with a barely green year 2021. I’m hoping I can break even 2022

DCA an S&P500 index etf with low fees. Done