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Chike Trades: From Nurse to Stock Trader

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
June 10, 2020
in Business
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Many people start a career to make money, not because they are in love with the field. This was true for Chike Ozigbo, who started a career in nursing to support himself. Although Chike was making pretty good money, he wanted to find something he could be passionate about, and grow his success beyond what he was currently doing. When his opportunity came, he took it without hesitation.

Chike had talked to his friend, who was at the time trading stock. Chike asked his friend to show him the ropes, and he started his journey into the industry. Before long, Chike found himself trading stock on his own, and began studying paradigms, and the human mind in order to mold himself into a driven, focused person to help achieve his goals. With his eyes on the prize, Chike opened his first trading account with $10k; however, he would come up short and take a major loss.

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Despite the loss, Chike was determined, telling himself that he could do anything he set his mind to. The self-motivated stock trader would open up another account, flipping $5k into over $20k in a few months. After figuring out more of the intricate workings of the market, Chike borrowed another $20k, and with his total of $40k went into the market for a third time. This time, he came out with $500k in only a year, multiplying his starting amount by over twelve times. Since this success, Chike continues to trade, and has high hopes for the future. “Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can be achieved.”

You can find Chike Ozigbo on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/chiketrades/

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