Short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video by Adrian Reid discussing trading education and the value of community support. Reid emphasizes having a structured curriculum (covering launch to confidence, diversification, automation and mastering high-level concepts) and a like-minded community for asking questions, sharing experiences, and sense-checking decisions. The speakers argue many retail traders are isolated and would benefit from professional or experienced peers.
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We have a couple of things in enlightened stock trading. I have a whole course, a program that, that teaches all of the aspects from launch through to building confidence through.
To diversification.
Automation and then really mastering.
The high level concepts.
So having a curriculum that you work through and learn, I.
Think is critical.
Second one is having a, a community that you're surrounded by like minded, a like minded community so that you can ask questions, share experience and be supported and support others. Most traders, most people who are investing their money do it on their own. They're isolated, they don't have anyone sensible they can talk to about it. And that's a real problem because you don't know if you're doing the right things or the wrong things. You've got no one to call you out, you've got no one to sense, check things with. And chances are you might have a buddy who trades or invests in stocks. But if your buddy is not professional, who knows if they're.
Giving you good advice.
Having a community of people who are.
On the same path, on the same journey and doing it well is really, really powerful.
