When Ross Cameron was a small boy he became interested in trading from his great-great uncle who made out big time in the stock market. This experience led him to pursue stock trading on his own. It turned out to be a fruitful decision for him.
But when he is not engaged in trading, Ross Cameron enjoys plenty of down time with his wife and two boys in Massachusetts where they reside. The trading gurú enjoys making his own maple syrup and talks about the similar dedication it takes to make syrup and pursue trading.
Dedication and hard work can accomplish great things. But he says working smarter, not harder, is the way to accomplish your goals. Ross Cameron mentions how most aspiring traders choose the hardest path possible when it’s really not the best choice.
This insight proved true to the financial mentor Ross Cameron while making his maple syrup and seeing that the usual method was not producing the right results (LinkedIn).
Ross was inspired by a friend who cashed in on penny trading and figured if he can do it, so can I. Years later he funded his own trading account with a little over $500 and turned it into more than $10 million. Ross Cameron says you can do this, too. His tip is to make sure you are learning from someone who is truly a profitable trader, and not someone who just says they are.