Desire To Trade Podcast | Forex Trading & Interviews with Highly Successful Traders 476: From A 9-5 Job To $25M Consistent Trader - Andres Granger
In episode 476 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, we will be listening to the recording of an interview with expert fund manager, Andres Granger, and they talk about Andres' journey from a 9-5 job to a $25M consistent trader. Have you ever met a trader who doesn't emphasize the significance of reviewing trades for improvement? We'd like to meet them! Because every successful trader we know took time to look at their previous performance to get better at trading!
The video is also available for you to watch on YouTube.
Topics Covered In This Episode- 00:00 Introduction
- 00:47 What’s new with Andres Granger?
- 01:37 Trading strategies and fund management
- 05:24 The evolution of trading techniques
- 07:26 Data analysis and market conditions
- 11:56 Cultural insights and trading lifestyle
- 12:32 Transitioning to full-time trading
- 17:00 Key factors for trading success
- 18:20 Reviewing trades for improvement
- 21:47 How often does he review his trades?
- 25:39 Challenges of running a fund
- 28:02 Networking and fund growth
- 33:50 The future of trading and fund management
- 37:43 How to know if running a fund is for you
- 40:23 Where to find Andres Granger
- and much more
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How to find Andres Granger- activedigital.fund
- Twitter: @AndresTrades
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