Very awesome. That is a market I’ve been very curious and drawn to for years. I promise though, Forex keeps me plenty busy even with just the majors but I do trade some minors also depending on market conditions.
I PMd you.
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I wonder if Rich Trader would help also in physical trading, like finding a good deal to buy and sell and get profit/commission. For example a house, a car - a physical commodity.
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Got a support answer, very quick !
Here it is (I stripped some personal details)
Summary
”Hello,
Good question, and yes, more than its name suggests.
R.I.C.H. Trader and physical deals
The title is written in the language of markets: charts, price action, positions. But what it develops is the inner game of buying low and selling high, and that game is the same whether the asset is a stock or a car. Its page describes it as mastering the internal market, where most people lose before the deal is even made, and every feature carries over to sourcing and reselling:
Trader’s Neutrality is seeing what is actually there, not what you hope or fear, which is exactly the discipline of appraising a car you want to be a bargain.
Killer Instinct and Pattern Recognition are recognising an opportunity before you can fully explain why it is one, which is how a good buyer spots the underpriced listing.
Optimal Risk Calibration is knowing how much to commit to a deal without freezing or overreaching.
Split-Second Decision Excellence is acting while the window is open, because good cars at good prices do not wait.
Detachment from Outcomes and Resilience are letting a deal fall through without it bleeding into the next one.
Money Flow Magnetism is being in position when the right deal appears.
Self-Sabotage Dissolution and Sustainable Success are the difference between a hot streak and a career.
What it does not carry is the external craft of your market: finding sourcing channels, and negotiating with sellers on one side and buyers on the other. That is where a second title earns its place.
The stack for your situation
True Sell Stage 2, The Pipeline, is the finding half: Opportunity Sight (recognising a deal inside ordinary conversation and acting while it is fresh), The Wide Net, First Contact, and The Patient Play for sellers who are not ready yet. If opening the sourcing pathway is the constraint, start here.
True Sell Stage 3, The Close, is the selling half: negotiation beyond price, reading what an objection really means, holding your number, and deals that stay closed after the handshake.
So: R.I.C.H. Trader + True Sell Stage 2 for the first cycle, while you build the pathway; swap Stage 2 for Stage 3 once the goods are flowing and the bottleneck moves to the sale. That leaves your third slot free, and three titles is the maximum.
If you would rather have it in one custom, the cores for both exist: R.I.C.H. Trader Core plus the True Sell stage you need, with New Marketweaver (reading the currents of a market, including consumer feedback), Win-Win Negotiation, Sundial (the timing of when a deal will carry and when to wait), Instant Business Tactician and Fortune’s Favorite around them. Keep it to those; a focused custom moves faster.
One alternative worth knowing: Genesis: Mogul is the broader wealth title, with scripting for market intuition across securities and commodities and for opening new revenue channels. It suits someone building several income streams. For a defined deal-flow job, the Trader and True Sell pairing is the more precise fit.
Listening guidance for two or three titles is in the official instructions: https://instructions.subliminalclub.com
Best regards,
Support Team”
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Thanks for this! It’s a fascinating idea, using it for something like real estate, has got me thinking 
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Interesting, I have been trading forex for 10 years, alot of ups and downs, I asked alot. But now I feel I am back to square one.
Care to share more into the deep discovery?
I tried to PM but couldn’t
My friend have you tried stock trading?
You do need a news bot like trade ideas and some good strategy
Be careful trading new or evens so you need to know when these things happen.
I’m not a forex trader but stock trading is more probable sometimes and it’s hard too
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I’m not sure why you couldn’t PM me. I get them occasionally. I only have one person blocked and that’s not you.
I’ll write the basics here but honestly, the real detail I won’t give up but I will head you in the right direction.
First off my general attitude in the markets is “Don’t follow the herd, follow the shepherd.” There are always tell tale signs and if you keep that attitude and also the attitude that the markets are NOT random, then you’ll go much further in the markets. I have both those attitudes and philosophies to the bone.
I use a few technical indicators including very specific Moving Averages. Here’s the thing, I found my first one by complete observation. I was at a seminar (I used to live in Las Vegas and attended countless trading and investing seminars) and the person was teaching something else and I noticed something. Over and over, and over during the two day seminar. Certain moving averages act as dynamic support and resistance. Spot on. Virtually every time. Of course support and resistance NEVER works 100% of the time, especially because of shock news.
All but one of the MA’s are EA’s. The only SMA I use is the 50 SMA because that’s an industry standard across the board. Anyone who says these are stupid because “they’re self-fulfilling prophecies” doesn’t get it. That’s what moves the markets.
I know this sounds silly but another attitude and philosophy I have is that the markets are always right until they’re wrong and they realize it.
Another technical indicator I use are pivot points. But NOT what everyone seems to teach. Calculating NY Open to NY close for the week is BS. I don’t use daily because it’s too much info on my charts. I use weekly and monthly pivot points.
Monthly is calculated standardly, but the weekly numbers are calculated using very different times than NY Open to NY close for the week. It took me a few months of literally calculating various times to figure out when the open and closed is for Forex. I would find something than back test it than forward test it until I found the real open and close times for weekly pivots and they are spot on and haven’t changed in quite a while.
I genuinely won’t give out the actual pearls, but I’ll give ideas to open your mind and start searching for yourself. Here’s the thing about Forex. It is the most efficient market out of all the markets. You have to learn how to read the signs from the big players, and those are Central Banks, very large banks like JP Morgan, very large hedge funds, etc.
Once you start to pick up the tells from them the easier it gets. But it’s still an incredibly efficient market which is why it is difficult for so many people. But it’s also the most liquid market in the world.
My problem the last few years now is that my world collapsed in a heartbeat. The love of my life was killed instantly in a DUI (the other driver). I was awakened by a knock on the door with the police informing me. Not the way to wake up.
COVID screwed things up also. Both in general and the fact that I got it twice. The second time was very mild but I ended up having very long COVID and had foggy brain, etc. My mental world collapsed and one thing led to another. Trading losses mounted and it all became one big mess with my personal psychology.
I’ll see if I can PM you.
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I forgot to go into detail about this. I’m not saying the markets are 100% technical. They absolutely are not because the big players digest the news so incredibly efficiently (they spend millions and literally have physical people at all the Fed meetings, and people inside the government. No joke. They are too big to bust and they never will get arrested for insider trading.).
But here’s the rub, they still aren’t 100% fundamental either. Could you imagine playing football (football covers both USA Football and what we call “soccer” (the rest of the world calls “football” in one word 
) without any field markings? It’s the same with fundamentals. They still have to have goal posts, and they do. They are different than what most people think.
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I wasn’t sure if your message was for me or for @Soraka ?
I’ll get to stocks but not right now. I’m healing some things in my personal life but do watch the Forex markets and my system is still fine. Volatility has calmed down a solid 25%+ percent.
Not sure about the stock markets overall, but Forex volatility is fairly calm right now. It’s always a sign of major questions in the entire global system. You’ll always see it in bonds and major currencies first, then other markets follow later. We’ll see though.
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For those interested I’m sharing free trading lessons on SubClub. I call it Trading 101 but it’s not. If you are completely new to trading this isn’t going to help you a whole lot.
If you’ve been trading for a while, I think you will learn some things, unless you’ve been trading professionally on a trading floor.
Here is the link:
Alexander’s 101+ Guide to becoming a R.I.C.H. Trader
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