It is possible for people who didn't go to an Ivy League school or work in one of those Manhattan high-rise office buildings to make money in the stock market. You can learn to buy and sell the same stocks, take advantage of the same movement and share in some of the profits.
But here's the rest of the truth: You must be educated. That's why BetterTrades has created this free online class. We want to introduce you to the notion of making your own investment decisions. In this class you'll learn how it's possible and why it might be ideal for you.
You can't just waltz into Wall Street and start making trades and expect to retire from your job or move into that big dream house. That's not going to happen. Learning to trade the stock market is like any skill. It takes training and practice. Without an education, you might as well throw darts at the stock section of the Wall Street Journal. You'd have to get lucky. And that's not a long-term strategy. But once you've got your education, you have a chance. By getting smarter you can make better choices and take luck out of the equation. In this free online class, you'll get an idea of how the stock market really works and how you may be able to learn the strategies that may help you become better able to make important financial decisions.
You'll learn about a brand new class that is designed to teach you the essentials it takes to learn the proper way to trade the stock market. This class will teach you the fundamentals you need to learn and master in order to be successful in the stock market.
Learning about the stock market has the potential to impact your life in a positive way. Some students aspire to become full-time traders, while others are looking for ways to do it on a part-time basis. Some of our students have jobs or responsibilities that don't allow them to watch the market during the day, so our instructors will teach you how to look for your trades and set up the positions when the market is closed. The amount of involvement in the market is up to you.
Each student has to make that decision.