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Adam Jowett
Here we go again! I'm happy to present this episode of The Trading Lifestyle Podcast and my interview with Pro Aussie Forex Trader Adam Jowett. Just like with the other interviews, it was both fun and informative.
Adam has an amazing story and I was excited to sit down with him and find out how he got started and what makes his trading tick. He used to be a computer programmer, but enjoys his trading career much more.
At one point in his life, he was diagnosed with cancer and going through that ordeal made him realize that life is too short to be sitting in an office all day. After he was cured, he was even more determined to become a full-time trader and leave the rat race.
It was great to talk to Adam, he is a down-to-earth and funny guy. He primarily day trades the AUDUSD out of the garage of his house and readily shares his weekly trading results on his blog.
If you want to really see how a pro day trader trades, check out his weekly wrap-ups. I think you may find some of his results unexpected.
You can follow Adam on his blog at WhenNotWhere.com, on Twitter (@Akuma99) or on Google+ (+Adam Jowett).
I hope you enjoy it!
In This Episode:
- Find out how what percentage of his account he risks on each trade
- How long it took him to trade for a living
- The most important trait that has made him successful
- Why we both like Rogue Traderette
- Adam's favorite books
- How much money he started with
- The biggest benefit of trading for a living
- How his blog has helped his trading
- The common trait that he sees in successful traders
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Angie says
August 30, 2013 at 9:34 amThanks Hugh. I’m new to trading but have learned so much from your podcasts. I have listened to them all three or four times. Once before I began trading a demo account and again since because I felt better able to learn from them. Thank you so much to your and your guests. Well done and keep up the good work
Hugh Kimura says
September 1, 2013 at 10:46 amHi Angie, I’m glad you found them useful. More to come!