He who can't do, teach.

Hi rich ktard, even if you have rm1.2billion to buyback shares, the price is not guaranteed to go up. Need a lot of knowledge

Do you find many local content in YT?

Is it comprehensive enough?

There are but I don't listen to them.

I learn more of macroeconomics to see the bigger picture and Learn how to read company annual reports. Then apply it to my investment

Lately I've been learning up on technical analysis as well to understand chart patterns

So far what I've learned is pretty comprehensive

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why I feel like this kind of "sudden wealth" won't last long?

It is believed that 70-95% of all people trading lose money.

I would estimate this would go up to 90-95% for people taking these classes, since:
1 They believe there is a shortcut way to earn money in the stock market,
2 They already start negative since they need to pay money for these classes.

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why I feel like this kind of "sudden wealth" won't last long?

Not 100% true.  This saying is not infallible.

I will give you an example or analogy.

Johan Cryuff and Zidane had both done great things as players,  and taught players,  young and old,  in their capacity as managers later..They conquered the world whether by doing or teaching...

Do you think that Barca and Real Madrid pay peanuts for their service as trainers and Managers?
Not just these two.  We also have Simeone, Guardiola etc as examples..

Do you understand this concept?

Football players teach because of ageing body and thus limited them physically. Stock gurus also got this problem? Perhaps they are good at teaching and not trading. Do you want to learn from them then?

Take Dato Dr Nazri Khan (DDNK)  "tak hensem takpe janji kaya"  for example.  Is it possible that he eats enormously both ways,  that is through charging shark prices for his classes and through trading? Perhaps he earns more through conducting classes compared to through trading on his own?

In this thread I propose that we discuss DDNK as a case study. From the data that I gather from the trading community,  he is actually a real deal and genuine. He is a mentor and well-respected figure within their community,  with many students, ex-students, followers and alumni.

It's just...

Why should people who have "made"  it in life become more greedy? Khidmat masyarakat is never found in their dictionary?

For the non-initiated,  his comprehensive classes are easily charged around rm7K+++, or even more. We could use those capital to trade right away right?

I guess the best way to navigate this is try your best to find stock market,  fcpo or forex "experts" out there who charge the cheapest or less among the trading community,  and learn to trade through reading books,  Internet  and try-and-error.

What was your guys' experience?

"For the non-initiated, his comprehensive classes are easily charged around rm7K+++, or even more. We could use those capital to trade right away right?"

later they ask u back 'do u prefer to burn all that 7k in a trade because u don't have knowledge? or u use that 7k to gain knowledge first in my class and make rm70k after that?'

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why I feel like this kind of "sudden wealth" won't last long?

"For the non-initiated, his comprehensive classes are easily charged around rm7K+++, or even more. We could use those capital to trade right away right?"

later they ask u back 'do u prefer to burn all that 7k in a trade because u don't have knowledge? or u use that 7k to gain knowledge first in my class and make rm70k after that?'

Take Dato Dr Nazri Khan (DDNK)  "tak hensem takpe janji kaya"  for example.  Is it possible that he eats enormously both ways,  that is through charging shark prices for his classes and through trading? Perhaps he earns more through conducting classes compared to through trading on his own?

In this thread I propose that we discuss DDNK as a case study. From the data that I gather from the trading community,  he is actually a real deal and genuine. He is a mentor and well-respected figure within their community,  with many students, ex-students, followers and alumni.

It's just...

Why should people who have "made"  it in life become more greedy? Khidmat masyarakat is never found in their dictionary?

For the non-initiated,  his comprehensive classes are easily charged around rm7K+++, or even more. We could use those capital to trade right away right?

I guess the best way to navigate this is try your best to find stock market,  fcpo or forex "experts" out there who charge the cheapest or less among the trading community,  and learn to trade through reading books,  Internet  and try-and-error.

What was your guys' experience?