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Hi All. Looking forward to this new journey.
I'm 58 soon and have bugger all super. It isn't going to reward me well, my pension 'non entitlement' will be partial as the wife will still be earning after i get to retire. I don't have enough time to long term for a return in decades like the she does.
So... I'm plan to use swing trading (day trading won't suit my life) as a means of working smarter instead of harder to support myself through the rest of my life. I have finally had enough of the hard physical grind and want to make an income while i sleep.
I have come late to the table of investing and trading. I would like to thank my son who at 25 has already got himself on the path to wealth and for getting me started.
Both the wife and I have got into the market in the last couple of months. Her goal is her future 30 years from now, mine is the right now.
I have an account with CMC markets, the only platform I have explored. Seems to work pretty good for me and I have been taking time to learn its ropes.
I have done a lot of online learning, website, youtube and paper books as well. I think I know everything I will ever need to know to become a millionaire! JOKING!! ''You know nothing Jon Snow''
I realize I have an awful lot to learn, money to be made and lost and made. My focus is on developing strategy and rules and ignoring the emotions as best one can. I have been spending time learning how to read RSI, volume, the MACD, Bollinger bands and the moving average as well as candlesticks. Somewhere in all these I know is the answer...
I have started with a capital of 10K. Based on what I have learnt so far I have been testing the waters of trading. Turned the 10K into 12K and then lost the gains. I'm back to my starting base of 10K and currently now plotting my next move. I enjoyed seeing my holdings grow, and although one does not like to lose, i was also ok with losing the gains so far as part of a learning curve. Some of the losses were from stop loss triggering and a couple from cutting my losses as stock plunged beyond what i was willing to risk.
I guess that's me in a nutshell for now.
Johnny
I'm 58 soon and have bugger all super. It isn't going to reward me well, my pension 'non entitlement' will be partial as the wife will still be earning after i get to retire. I don't have enough time to long term for a return in decades like the she does.
So... I'm plan to use swing trading (day trading won't suit my life) as a means of working smarter instead of harder to support myself through the rest of my life. I have finally had enough of the hard physical grind and want to make an income while i sleep.
I have come late to the table of investing and trading. I would like to thank my son who at 25 has already got himself on the path to wealth and for getting me started.
Both the wife and I have got into the market in the last couple of months. Her goal is her future 30 years from now, mine is the right now.
I have an account with CMC markets, the only platform I have explored. Seems to work pretty good for me and I have been taking time to learn its ropes.
I have done a lot of online learning, website, youtube and paper books as well. I think I know everything I will ever need to know to become a millionaire! JOKING!! ''You know nothing Jon Snow''
I realize I have an awful lot to learn, money to be made and lost and made. My focus is on developing strategy and rules and ignoring the emotions as best one can. I have been spending time learning how to read RSI, volume, the MACD, Bollinger bands and the moving average as well as candlesticks. Somewhere in all these I know is the answer...
I have started with a capital of 10K. Based on what I have learnt so far I have been testing the waters of trading. Turned the 10K into 12K and then lost the gains. I'm back to my starting base of 10K and currently now plotting my next move. I enjoyed seeing my holdings grow, and although one does not like to lose, i was also ok with losing the gains so far as part of a learning curve. Some of the losses were from stop loss triggering and a couple from cutting my losses as stock plunged beyond what i was willing to risk.
I guess that's me in a nutshell for now.
Johnny