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Hello!

I'm a 21 year old recent uni graduate in Economics and Finance. I've recently started trading again and would really like to build up my network in the stock trading world. In the past ive seen great returns but I'm fully aware of my limitations. Knoweledge and disciussion is the key to growing in this enviornment, and that's why i'm reaching out. I'd like to build a network of traders that exist both inside this forum and outside.

If you'd be interested in joining a network and meeting others with a passion like yourown. Let's talk over this forum and get to know one another.

Kind Regards
Austin
 

What do you trade? CFDs, options, equities?
 
Good one, young fella !
So, what are these "limitations" of yours?
If you are like me, being undercapitalised is one of my limitations.
Currently have a miniscule portfolio of 3 stocks purchased this week.
All the best starting out with your shiny new piece of paper !

F.Rock
 
Hello Austin, welcome to the forum, at 21 and just started trading again, how did your last go at trading go?
I am a buy and hold sort of investor, so I can't probably help with your trading journey, many on the forum are technical traders so use the search function and find some great info.
One thing I have learnt, is there is no sure fired way of winning in the market, it is a case of choosing an investment path that suits your personality.
So in reality a degree in economics doesn't in itself make a trader, the market isn't learnt from a book, it is interpreted from experience because the market is driven by emotional factors and the investor is also.
Just my thoughts.
 
Welcome aboard.
There is a wealth of knowledge in this Forum in various threads.
I trade stocks and the occasional ETF (long only) and post in a portfolio thread on this Forum. Still learning to trade the falling markets i.e. going short amongst other things. Learning never stops.
 
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