Like many people with strong finance and investing skills, Ross Cameron is into simple processes and slow growth. He collects sap and makes his own maple syrup; while the work is hard, patience is the key to that goal.
Work With What You Have
Financial mentor Ross Cameron worked at a gas station and learned to repair cars in addition to pumping gas and running the till. The work was hard, but the gas station was small and everyone needed to pitch in to make the business run. Starting where you are, working with what you have and learning what you need have served him well in the world of both finance and in his hobby of tinkering with old cars.
One of the truths of working with old cars is that, no matter how hard you work, not everything can be roadworthy again.
Day Trading: Patience and Risk
Like waiting for sap to rise and learning how to fix old cars, day trading is a process of both patience and risk as Ross Cameron informs. Turning money into more money may require you to sit on your money for a time while you wait for the right investment to rise up.
Most day traders lose money. In the beginning of his day trading journey, Ross ended up with some barked knuckles.
He lost money, and worse, it was money that he received as an inheritance on the death of his father. Ross Cameron has learned that there are times when effort doesn’t equal a positive outcome. He puts his basic day trading skills to work to support his family and offers information for others interested in the process.