Dearmoneyblog,
I know that there are plenty of other online courses available for you to choose from that may or may not be more suitable to your preferences. And here's a small tip for you: if the trainer in question ever says things like these to you, that's just a giant red flag.
You've watched my videos, so you are likely aware that at Piranha Profits, we don't ever promote one particular trading instrument over another. We never say things like "Oh, trade Forex! It's the best!" or "Digital currencies are just a fad." My fellow trainers, Bang and Alson, and I, have chosen to specialise in certain instruments because of our own respective expertise. You can profit consistently from any market too as long as you work hard, are patient, and never let your emotions get the better of you.
If you have been considering stock trading for a while now, I want to assure you that this is a great choice, and that regardless of all the different things you can invest your money in – futures, property, Forex, options, etc – stocks still remain a reliable and trusted path to making your money work harder for you.
For example, the Dow Jones Index is a great choice to invest in if you are looking at a long-term plan – say, 25 years. The reason is simple; the Dow Jones Index is made up of the 30 BEST performing companies in the US. What this means that any of the companies in the Dow Jones Index will be replaced if they are no longer one of the top 30 best performing companies.
In theory, over a longer period of 25 years or more, we can expect the Dow Jones Index to keep going up. Having said that, you still need to expect crashes and pullbacks along the way, of course. Regardless of what you trade, nothing goes up in a straight line.
At the end of the day, depending on your appetite for risk and your trader profile, you may prefer other instruments like Forex or Options.
Well, this is a subject I can go on and on about. I really do love stocks! And as a matter of fact, I will be elaborating on this during "Black Market".
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