I did a significant study on forex before and finally produced a nice system I did ok with live trading but I could become a lot greater than that with more research.
But then I learned about having the ability to spend money on other traders.
They require a cut of the profit.
The professional of doing it on your own is that... first of all you don't need to share just a small cut of your profit with someone. . And you'll be able to choose to do high risk trading. . gambling. . For a brief period.
But should you let a trader do it. .
1. You don't have to spend a thousand hours on studying and learning how to exchange and the eduion never really stops even once you're successful you can still continue studying.
2. You don't have to sit facing the pc boring yourself to death looking at charts several hours every day.
Uhmm, That's it I suppose.
But these two points are easily worth giving a professional trader a 20 percent share of your profit imo.
I just want to see what others think about it and the reason why they insist on learning how to trade by themselves.
I recently got this impulse to become a fantastic trader because so many pro traders sound really dumb when they talk about their system and egy.
It makes me wonder just how great I could turn into if they may get so good.
But the trader I am investing in appropriate now bring in on average 5 percent per month.
And he's recently gotten a lot better and it is likely more per month now. He is very secure investment also because he has several years of history and thousands of transactions done and has had near none losing months.
So I really can't make myself quit investing in him starting to trade on my own because of the pros and cons I've previously mentioned.