GEN series

WealthTIP GEN series is a step by step guide to becoming a successful technical analyst and trader. The material in this program was designed with the purpose to move you closer to your goal of building your own 6-7 figure investment portfolio. Our aim is to support and guide you as you walk this journey to becoming financially Independent.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it take to make money?

This is quite a tricky question to answer because every single one of our students are different and come from different backgrounds. However, the GEN series gives you the tools needed to access and understand the financial markets from a technical perspective. With that being said, your ability to make money is dependent on how confident your are within yourself. It is for this reason that we have a support structure that ensures we are able to communicate with you and walk you through any challenges you may be facing as it relates to trading.

How much money can I make from trading?

This is dependent on how much are you willing to invest. The common concern of many beginner traders is losing their money, yet their intention is to make a truckload of money while still operating in that fear. It is very important to understand that by participating in a market that has more than a trillion dollars circulating back and forth on a daily basis, it is very easy to make money very quickly. The drawback however, is losing money just as fast.So I would say determining how you can make will be dependent on how much you are willing to risk. There are countless opportunities in the market every day, but in order to take advantage of those opportunities you must first understand what you doing as this will increase the probability of making money.

How much do I need when starting to trade?

Many people that gets into trading, starts off their first account with a very large sum of money. The do this because they were lead to believe that trading is as easy as pressing a button and money just appears.However, when it comes to reality they find that its much harder than that. For this reason I usually advise students to open an account with an amount of money they can afford to risk. This is what we use as "school fees" because trading is much more than just doing analysis and pressing a button, its a massive psychological shift from what we use to. So based on that I would say your first account should be the account that allows you to develop and refine your mindest when it comes to trading.