 What's up guys back for I think it's week six for just an FAQ and a quick tips video guide every single week Want to bring you guys just the tips that you need to get started and today's video? I want to talk about for the people out there who are looking to get started in the markets How can you get started in the markets or how can you get started in the stock market with a full-time job? And number two number one number one. I'm gonna go through five number one To get started in the markets. Do not quit your job. Everybody's like, oh my god I got to quit my job to get started in the markets. This is a fallacy The people who quit their job before they know what they're doing before they establish a process They're going to trade from a state of survival. They're going to be screwed mentally They're gonna bring it in the markets and the market doesn't care who you are It doesn't care you have three kids to feed it doesn't care that your college tuition is due It doesn't care that your grandma needs medical does it does not care So if you go into that war zone without a process and learning what to do and you quit your job You get all hyped up because you saw someone on YouTube or you saw someone on Twitter post a big fat P&L You're gonna get creamed. You're gonna get smoked so Do not quit your job pump the brakes and realize you got to learn this, you know process first You got to learn what you're getting into so number two is Trading full-time is not trading all the time. They're like two different things So I know many traders including myself and specifically Alex is probably the best example of this Needs about a half an hour to two hours a day trading to make a full-time living or at least supplement income So guys the the the ideology of oh my god I got a you know trade from the market opening bell to market close or it's just it's ridiculous It's it's old way of thinking I have to watch every tick on the level two until the market closed and that Constitutes a full-time trader. That's not correct a full-time trader is someone who knows what they're doing With the process that comes in prepared and expects a paycheck So I know full-time traders that trade three times a week But when they trade they know what they're doing and they're hitting hard and they're getting paid heavy So that's kind of the thing there number three is Time-based trading Like I said the stock market doesn't care who you are but also in a good way Meaning it doesn't care if you need 15 minutes or five hours There's a strategy out there for every single trader So whether you need 15 minutes in the morning because that's all you have before you go to your nine to five Whether you like it or not or you have all the time in the world and you want to incorporate any strategy that you can Because you have more time than the than the guy or the gal that doesn't have as much time Which brings me to number four so that was time-based trading You got to figure out your time that allows you to have an edge and execute then whether it's the first hour during what we call zombie hour or Long-term swings whatever but number four is a strategy. That's really Long-term time frames or long-term holds that are hands off Swing trading once or twice a week maybe three times a week Maybe every day, but they're four-hour periods and you set stops and OCO orders or which is kind of in-depth stuff We could talk another time about that or you know guys long-term expiration options Long-term expirations on options are great You can have a year outlook on the on the S&P 500 or something going down or up with calls and puts So what I'm trying to get at is there are strategies that are very hands-off Because they're longer time frames and then you can also have risk management through stops and etc. Etc. Then number five is very short term Maybe short term scalps and their hands on but they're quick Scalps I can wait for a setup where every single morning All I have to do is wait for the morning bell and my process allows me that if that confirmation in the first hour That first 30 minutes the death channel comes boom hit hard get a drop on the pop Stock craters down short the pop cover the wash Could be 15 minutes you maybe you just wait for that before you go to work Maybe that's all you have time for maybe all you have time for is a quick stuff scalp or maybe a dip buy or You know what a death line short whatever it is guys There's strategies out there specifically that we teach that allows you to be quick or strategies that allow you to go Well, I don't have much time. I'm at work But my money's working for me you can be at the beach for all even for all I know But there's strategies and there's time frames for everybody Even if you have a full-time job, you got to figure out what constitutes a full-time trader and what allows You to have an edge based on your schedule, and that's the key. So guys you like anything I talked about today I want you to hit my business line at two and three four five eight five nine nine seven And let's talk about this in depth. I'm here to answer your questions I love kind of picking the brain of traders or people getting started in the markets And at least getting the information you need before you embark on this journey and also if you want a real deep dive Hit up my investing club. That's my investing club slash webinar and you can see exactly what I talked about with Alex He gives a lot of examples of this in depth for newbies veterans whatever it is But you're gonna you're gonna get a really cool look and insight into just a just a multi multi Millionaire trader every single year and what his process looks like and how doable this actually is So and he's the best example that I can always think of so I'll see you guys next week