George Soros, Paul Tudor Jones, Michael Burry, and Richard Dennis all made fortunes using strict, rules-based systems that remove emotion from trading. The common thread isn't genius or luck, it's discipline and following the same rules every time.
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In 1992, George Soros made $1 billion in one trade by shorting the pound. They called him the man who broke the Bank of England, and he's not the only one. Paul Tudor Jones made $100 million in 1987 because his system spotted the same patterns from 1929. Michael Burry made $700 million personally and $1.4 million for his investors during the 2008 housing crisis. He did this by executing well-timed rules-based trades. Richard Dennis turned $1,600 into $200 million using strict entry and exit rules as well as disciplined risk management. Can you see the pattern? The traders who are making the biggest profits, they're not guessing. They're following strategies that remove emotion from the equation. No gut feelings, no FOMO, no emotional decisions at 3 AM in the morning when you're staring at the charts. And that's exactly why I created the Forex Kickstarter program to teach traders the same exact strategies that I've used to consistently pull money from the markets over the last 10 years. If you want to see the exact rules that I follow for every trade, if you're tired of letting emotions control your decisions, click the link somewhere around this video and go and watch my free training right now. Because real traders, they don't guess, they follow rules.