Threehours
Newbie
- Nov 4, 2020
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Hello, black hats
I am a trader sociophobe who has spent the last three and a half years alone with charts and a huge amount of training courses and practice. At first there was no success at all, then gradually the situation began to change for the better.
Since the beginning of summer, there was a quantum leap. The vision of the market became so refined that the forecasts of many famous traders with a large number of paid subscribers, who used to be respected and admired by me, now began to cause skepticism in some cases (not in all). I have my own clear understanding of what is happening. And it has a bigger win rate.
In general, from this transformation from a novice to an expert, I extracted one truth. Many people who hang out near the market and position themselves as experts in social networks are not real professionals. Their reputation is mainly formed by their (!) activity in social networks. The reality is that people pay for frankly low quality signals to "traders" with a blow of reputation, who publish only victories and keep silent about the large number of defeats.
Now I feel completely ready to launch my own service of trading signals and start marketing in social networks at full capacity.
But I don't have any ideas about marketing strategy. Could you give me some fresh advice, please?
I am a trader sociophobe who has spent the last three and a half years alone with charts and a huge amount of training courses and practice. At first there was no success at all, then gradually the situation began to change for the better.
Since the beginning of summer, there was a quantum leap. The vision of the market became so refined that the forecasts of many famous traders with a large number of paid subscribers, who used to be respected and admired by me, now began to cause skepticism in some cases (not in all). I have my own clear understanding of what is happening. And it has a bigger win rate.
In general, from this transformation from a novice to an expert, I extracted one truth. Many people who hang out near the market and position themselves as experts in social networks are not real professionals. Their reputation is mainly formed by their (!) activity in social networks. The reality is that people pay for frankly low quality signals to "traders" with a blow of reputation, who publish only victories and keep silent about the large number of defeats.
Now I feel completely ready to launch my own service of trading signals and start marketing in social networks at full capacity.
But I don't have any ideas about marketing strategy. Could you give me some fresh advice, please?
