True again, damn yeah I think I remember some people buying and selling strategically around dividend time to make money, which definitly qualify in trading.
I guess the quote got me there as it looks like someone who builds a dividend portfolio would say, or at least from what I’ve read. Not necessarly someone who actively trades an active strategy around dividends. It got me confused.
Will RICH Trader be useful or helpful for non-trading careers? Like Real Estate Wholesaling (which I am doing)? Just curious if real estate is in the scripting of this sub or not.
I think E:CC will be a better fit for real-estate (or any of the other wealth titles).
I don’t think R:Trader is necessarily bad for real-estate, but I do not think it contains it. Any general scripting will likely be beneficial to RE, but I doubt there’ll be specific scripting for it.
My guess is that R:Trader is focused on the financial markets.
I have no idea how done the script is and if there is still improvement to be made.
But seeing the new tech implemented in C&C (adaptative scripting), why not crank up Rich Trader and add elements of Hero St2 and 3, which would be very powerful for emotionnal management. Especially st2 is very powerful.
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Now that Emperor C&C is here, does that change anyone’s suggestions with RICH Trader?
It be awesome RICH Trader was as streamlined/focused as possible. It’s great that ECC is feature rich, but stacking with other subs will make it increasingly dense.
An emphasis on manifesting winning trades, manifesting money, and discipline. That sort of simplicity would be perfect.
Crown and Capital fits day traders best. In contrast, RICH TRADER is for scalpers trading the 1m–15m charts—chasing fast, high-risk wins to harness the power of compounding.
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For me, RICH Trader should be lighter and simpler — palatable, easy to add to and remove from a stack. I think adaptive scripting would fit it really well. A lot of manifestation and attraction of opportunities.
On top of that, having a C&C-like sense for good and bad business decisions would be great. I’ve already attracted plenty of “teachers / bots / strategists” who were great at selling, but when it came time to actually help with real demands, setups, configurations, or post-purchase issues, they turned out to be complete assholes — sometimes with zero response at all.
What really matters is attracting genuinely good trading opportunities that actually put big money into the account. That’s the point.
Beyond that, I think it should also help attract a trading style that is truly authentic to the user — very much in line with WDB’s authenticity vibes. For me, it should serve all traders. Want to make money from the market through profits and be financially well from it ? That’s RICH Trader.
I don’t see any reason for it to be focused only on scalping or any specific style. What matters is that the person understands and defines what works best for them. If they don’t know yet, they’ll need to discover it. If they already know, they’ll do their best with what they already know works.
Scripting support for taxes could be interesting, but more as an accessory. More important would be scripting for capital protection and safeguarding gains already made. And also that long-term mindset that allows traders to compound gains and keep expanding their capital — without losing the ability to actually enjoy that wealth in the present.
Scripting to actually attract real support, as well as collaborative peers and mentors during the learning phase — people who genuinely help the trader unlock within themselves what they need to succeed, believe in themselves, and truly make a living from the market.
my country’s market is small so institutional traders control the market. And many strategies which are good in U.S. markets dont work. Hope that rich trader takes these restrictions into account while developing a trading strategy.
Main suggestions are in my post higher (check quoted text’s original post) , I’ve revised a bit my position, I think adding Beyond limitless’s learning and pattern recognition, consistant drive to learn more and improve the strategy (ex. going from doing 3% per month to doing 5+% per month for example). Becoming a learner of the market forever.
Developping the killer instinct, pulling the trigger is still important (I’ve had a good vibe with primal’s risk taking, for some reason it helped me a bit while trading, maybe also look into Beast unleashed, wanted black, Khan… There is something related to taking risk and pushing further ).
Winner mindset (winners win and losers lose type of mindset, as traders we need to make sure we stay winning to keep taking risk and all). Winner identity, champion mindset, etc. Associated with Greed prevention. Trading is probably 80% psychological, some say even 90%, if you have a losing mindset, forget about success, it will always elude you. Your mind have to be wired for success.
With that winner mindset, I would add some of Hero The light that blind Stage 2 for emotionnal management and Stage 3 for thoughts management and focus.
I also want to add some mental flexibility, price might go up or down, but basically seeing this duality, that I might take a long (buy) position, but I need to keep in mind that I might be wrong and price might go down. So as traders we need to keep this duality in mind. Two sides of the coin.
My original post is still pretty strong in terms of what I expect Rich Trader to be, I’m also in agreement with @Scorpio and @Akin.
Rich Trader will be a sub for scalper, day traders, swing trader. It can be used with any strategy, any markets. Inspired by Jessy Livermore (killer instinct, etc.), but can also be used with someone who does a much more mechanical approach to the market.
At a fundamental level, i think choosing the right instrument for your strategy, mastering greed and fear emotionally, having the strength to stick to your plan and only taking a trade when you have an A+ setup (when everything lines up with your entry conditions and you aren’t doubting it) is most of the work and all I’d need personally. Maybe some detachment from losses/ decreasing the impact losses can have however if i have a few losses, i’ll just put it down for a week and forget about it.
On top of that, my perception of why people trade in the first place is for pure freedom and efficiency when it comes to making money. It goes south real fast when people are so attached to it being their full time thing and really need it to work out, thats when the losses pile up. Traders need other things to focus on to balance things out.
The more I check charts, the more I’m thinking how much BL’s focus and insight helps to build thar clear market comprehension, but also that killer instinct that can be developped through subconscious learning and intuition developpment.