Check this out: 41 million mistakes. (Ouch!)

But smart people don't always make the best traders.

Check This Out: 41 Million Mistakes. (Ouch!) ✔️ What newbies can learn from a billionaire who lost big. ✔️ Why straight-A students don't make the most money… ✔️ If you want to be an astronaut, THIS is not required… "The Day Trading Event of the Year With Millionaire Trader Tim Sykes and "$1k a Day" Trader Roland Wolf..." While the pandemic has been wreaking havoc on our economy… It's also triggered a strange phenomenon that's helping Roland Wolf average $1K a day in 2020. To celebrate, Tim Sykes is taking him to Miami on a private jet… And…  He wants you to come along for the ride. Because...  During this trip, they're going to reveal all the details of Roland's strategy in a free webinar. Click here to save your spot >> Hey. Tim here.  Did you see the story about the billionaire who lost big trading stocks?   At first, it seems pretty crazy. How can someone so smart be so dumb?  It's an understandable reaction. If someone has that much money, they must know how to grow and protect their capital, right?  But smart people don't always make the best traders. Especially when ego and ignorance get in the way.  Smart doesn't necessarily equal success in any field.  Consider this…  How many straight-A students who you went to school with are successful today?  Or, if you went to college, how many of the top students are financially free after five years? How about 10 years? Or 20?  We tend to equate being good at school with future success. It's not that top students don't succeed in life. But they tend to fit into the system. They become good at conforming. They focus on the general instead of the specific.    The most successful people in life are different.  They often break rules, skip class, or even drop out.   For example, did you know there are at least 26 billionaires who dropped out of school?  The long list of successful school dropouts includes…   57 best-selling authors   Eight U.S. presidents 65 Oscar winners 10 Nobel Prize winners 30 Knighthoods Two United Nations Goodwill Ambassadors And one astronaut The point is that we live in a world where the most successful people specialize. Even within the financial niche, people specialize.  So it seems pretty weird to see an e-commerce billionaire get caught up in the market madness.  But once he did… ... with no experience and no trading education…  The outcome was very predictable.  Which is why I want to dispel the myth that trading is easy. Or that success in one field translates to success in trading. Trading requires building your knowledge account before you build your trading account.  If your trading account is already loaded it's almost like play money. Even though you can learn that way, I don't recommend it.   Want to Spend the Next 30 Days with Tim Sykes?   WARNING: Your life might never be the same if you do "I'm confident I can take almost anyone, even those who know nothing about investing, and turn them into a pro trader in just 30 days." Tim Sykes Click here to spend the next 30 days training with Tim I came up with 10 lessons from a billionaire who lost $41 million trading stocks. One is complete transparency. Any guesses on the other nine? Read this to find out.   — Tim     You might be interested in these related posts: How NOT to Take Big Risks and Risk Big Losses A big part of being a self-sufficient trader is learning how to not take big risks. Right now, I see way too many students engaging in risky trading strategies. Learn to recognize big risks and know when to cut losses. Rule #1 applies … always.  "The Secret Sauce to Conquering the 2020 Bull Market…" Tactics, methods, strategy... you can find those things anywhere. The "secret" to making at-home trading work... Is getting a trusted advisor to show you how they do it.   Trade Small, Big Results: Small Account Trading Strategies to Learn Now  A lot of new traders think they'll get rich quick trading penny stocks. They jump into the market, throwing money into stocks with no specific strategy. These traders often fail. Become a smart trader who's working toward trading consistency. It all starts with education and observation.     66 West Flagler Street STE 900 Miami, Florida 33130 United States *Results not typical. Timothy Sykes teaches skills others have used to make money. Most who receive free or paid content will make little or no money. Most traders lose money. 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