3 TRADING TRICKS
We’re all about making ‘easy’ money in the Private Investors Club, and so where possible, we encourage you to always search for the quickest way to make money.
When you’re climbing up that money mountain, sometimes you have no choice but to put in the hard graft and work. But there are also times where a short-cut is available.
In these 3 videos we show you 3 short cuts that you can use to accelerate your returns.
REAL TRADES ANALYSED
In these videos we break down specific trades with a step by step explanation. When you are investing it can be a daunting, lonely place. But don’t worry that’s completely normal.Over time, and as your knowledge and skillset develops, so too will your confidence.
One of the best ways to gain confidence is by seeing professional investors trade. You can begin to understand their thought process, and why they are buying or selling in a particular way.This information is hidden away from the public but now you get to see what goes on behind closed doors in a professional trading firm.
TRIPLE T
The Triple T (TTT) is the acronym for ‘Tuesday’s Trading Tip’ where each week Ranjeet posts a short video discussing about a strategy. Ranjeet only filmed a few of these videos which is a shame as it was popular with our audience.
However, very interesting to watch and once again, the strategies that he discusses is a real eye-opener with some golden nuggets of information in them.
So, while Ranjeet enjoys his driving, you can enjoy his trading knowledge.
SEMINAR
We thought we would put this video into our community because it demonstrates that profitable strategies never become outdated. This seminar was from 2014 and the concepts that Ranjeet was teaching then, are the same ones that he teaches now. Nothing has changed.
It’s useful to watch this video because retail investors often make the cardinal mistake of chasing the new ‘shiny object’. But investing isn’t like that.The principles of investing haven’t changed thousands of years. And the principles of stock market investing haven’t changed since the main stock markets were founded, over 100 years ago.