| | | | If you threw caution to the wind today and decided to grow your trading account consistently over the next 12 months...
What do you think would be your #1 obstacle?
Using the wrong setup?
Not exactly. Forget what you've learned from me all the while.
I'm pretty sure you could go on the internet right now and find a good enough trading strategy that would work well enough.
Trading with a small account?
Well, the essence of "growing" an account is to take it from small to large. So if you've got a small account, you're starting on the right foot.
Poor Risk Management?
Now we're talking. Even the best setup would crumble like a house of cards without risk management holding it up.
However, that's not the biggest issue holding you back.
You see, last year, I set out to grow my account to the point where I can comfortably target $50,000 per month.
And there was one thing I had to crush by the neck before I was able to see reasonable progress.
I can't make absolute trading guarantees here...
But if you, like me, would want to take a small trading account and turn it into a much bigger one.
I'd highly recommend you crush this #1 obstacle first.
Don't worry, I'll show you how, and even hand you my 5-year plan targeting $50K per month from the market.
If you'd like that...
You'll find the full details here.
Trade well,
Jeffry Turnmire
We develop tools and strategies to the best of our ability but no one can guarantee the future. There is always a risk of loss when trading. Past Performance is not indicative of future results. My $50k Challenge is a personal challenge to target $50,000 in trading revenue per month. In order to meet my personal challenge, I am starting with an account balance of $116,000. My goal is to grow this account to $1,600,000.00 over the course of time and make $50,0000 per month in trading revenue. Naturally, smaller accounts would take much longer to grow to that level and success.... and success is of course not guaranteed. | | | | |
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