Equity Trader
Access to cheap capital. Capital costs(margin rates) have increased substantially over the past 36 months. Without access to low cost capital, expenses increase significantly. Consequently, returns decrease and in order to compensate, positive returns on capital must be that much greater.
Brendan
Willing to pay for solution
The price is not quantifiable. What is the price for financial freedom? I'd pay any amount that I personally could within my means.
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Value Reasoning
The solution to the problem is trusting in yourself and your process. This has cost me well over $500,000 in returns over the span of a few short years.
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Current process
I've aligned myself with the lowest cost brokerage firm. Despite this, capital still isn't cheap, as interest rates have increased exponentially in such a short period of time. Nonetheless, my broker offers the lowest rates on borrowed capital by a wide margin.
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Flaw in current process
The issue with my current process is me, myself. I am the only one standing in the way. My process is tested and refined and captures significant returns over time. However, what's separates me from achieving financial freedom is my ability to take on/handle risk. This is the most difficult issue to overcome-myself.
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Attempts at solving
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Ideal solution
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Value reasoning
The solution to the problem is trusting in yourself and your process. This has cost me well over $500,000 in returns over the span of a few short years.
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