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Me and my fiance have minimal to no debt, probably the maximum we have. I have around 1,100. She has around like $14,500 to $1,500 in debt. I've started trading options

about five years ago, wasn't successful, sort of sat down for the past two years, three years,

researching, studying markets. You guys are king of investing. So I wanted to get your advice on it.

I started about four or five weeks ago with $660.

And my account is now sitting at $4,800, $200.

So I don't know if I should continue with the strategy that I'm using of trading options, or do I move to a different strategy?

Well, you've called the right show and the wrong show.

You're not going to like what I tell you to do, and you probably won't do it.

I would tell you to stop day trading immediately and focus on long-term wealth

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Do you have a normal day job?

Yeah, so that's actually what got me back into trading

because I started this current position on that.

I work 412 a week, so it gives me two to three days to day trade.

I'm currently making 42.35 an hour, I believe it is, or 3240.

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