Showing posts with label bank of america. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bank of america. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 April 2020

Trade Records For The Week - US Stocks and Excitement



It has been a good week in the US market as the stock market rebounded and many stocks rampant up with extraordinary gains. Boeing, Twitter, Bank of America all benefited from the rebound and it seemed as thought he buyers were coming back. However, it looked like the market has now touched a supply zone and it's wise to take profits now and let go some of the long positions and that's what one of my trader did. She managed to sell her long positions and currently reaping off good profits. As I just recently launched #teamRonK, a new trading platform for traders to learn and trade effectively, I am also at the same time scouting for good traders. Seeing these trade records and profits, I am proud of you and definitely would want to include her in my team. Looking forward to see you soon!

Ron K - A Game Changer

Friday, 7 December 2018

Bank of America - My Then Workplace













Had a long day in a exquisite villa to relax and calm myself down after a full year of non stop working and grinding on my business and the stock market. The market had been particularly tough and volatility to trade this year where spikes were huge while profits can be made very quickly if you were to get the direction right. So during my staycation, I had the time to slow down and think of my game plan next year and what I should execute next year to get our of my comfort zone. It's a good place to be alone and start to ponder my next year's resolution. Before sleep, I drove my mentee to make $3500+ which I thought was a great thing to do. He's happy while I continued my meditation.

After a night, I went to bank of america, a place where I used to work to visit some old friends for lunch. The bank has changed much since I left the firm. Exterior is the same but internal process varied a lot. I believed I got my determination and inspiration to make $ while I was working in the bank. I see bankers made $$ quick and fast, I see how they spent it and how they get up and drive themselves the next day really motivated me to work harder and smarter. Hence, I told myself that one day I shall be my own banker and managed my own $$. So here am I, getting out of my shell and doing my own thing. Really appreciate those times when I was there as it brought back many memories where I learnt many things which is still useful in my work today. Looking forward to have more days like this where I don't have to do anything but just meditate.

Ronald K - A Game Changer