Matthew Lee

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• What is Matthew Lee's address?

  Matthew Lee is located at
  Dipolog, Zamboanga Peninsula, Philippines

• What is Matthew Lee's job title?

  Matthew Lee is a
  I started to get interested in the markets around 2016, I opened my first brokerage account and started investing in local Philippine Equities (mostly blue-chip companies or companies with large/huge market capital). Two weeks later, my investment grew by about 10% the day I opened my account. That's the start when I decided to pursue more on capital market opportunities and started learning more. I read books such as Trading for a Living by Dr. Alexander Elder, How I made Two Million in the Stock Market by Nicolas Darvas (author of the famous Darvas Box theory), The Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre, and some local books such as The Trading Code by Jason Cam (one of the best books I've read in terms of technical analysis). As of today, I have read numerous trading books (books written by Mark Minvervini) and implemented most of it in my system (especially the psychology part where it matters the most). My trading approach in trading the capital markets is more on the technical side (technical analysis). I've studied candlesticks, price action, Fibonacci levels, trends, and other indicators. Right now, I am on the verge of incorporating corporate trading habits to be more of who I am in the financial market journey. I am talking about trading psychology in particular, because this is the very most important aspect in trading or in investment since the only edge in capital markets is the trader or investor itself, it is never about inside information or holy grail trading setups. My trading journey was hard, to be honest. I thought that trading was my way out of poverty and living the best out of life after getting huge wins and losses. I could remember that my capital grew up to 30% on a bear market (Phil Stocks Exchange does not have an option to go short) and I felt I was too good at trading. Then one day, the market slaps me in the face taking all the gains back and even a few percentages of my capital because I went all-in on a certain stock. That was the lesson I had to learn to endure the markets' pain and I have to be resilient at all costs (the longer you stay in the game, the more you understand yourself and the more you get nearer to the success itself). As of the moment, I am actively trading crypto and stocks (Philippine Stocks Exchange). Freelance

• What industry does Matthew Lee currently work in?

  Matthew Lee currently works in the
  Freelance

• What is Matthew Lee's area of expertise?

  Matthew Lee specializes in
  I started to get interested in the markets around 2016, I opened my first brokerage account and started investing in local Philippine Equities (mostly blue-chip companies or companies with large/huge market capital). Two weeks later, my investment grew by about 10% the day I opened my account. That's the start when I decided to pursue more on capital market opportunities and started learning more. I read books such as Trading for a Living by Dr. Alexander Elder, How I made Two Million in the Stock Market by Nicolas Darvas (author of the famous Darvas Box theory), The Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre, and some local books such as The Trading Code by Jason Cam (one of the best books I've read in terms of technical analysis). As of today, I have read numerous trading books (books written by Mark Minvervini) and implemented most of it in my system (especially the psychology part where it matters the most). My trading approach in trading the capital markets is more on the technical side (technical analysis). I've studied candlesticks, price action, Fibonacci levels, trends, and other indicators. Right now, I am on the verge of incorporating corporate trading habits to be more of who I am in the financial market journey. I am talking about trading psychology in particular, because this is the very most important aspect in trading or in investment since the only edge in capital markets is the trader or investor itself, it is never about inside information or holy grail trading setups. My trading journey was hard, to be honest. I thought that trading was my way out of poverty and living the best out of life after getting huge wins and losses. I could remember that my capital grew up to 30% on a bear market (Phil Stocks Exchange does not have an option to go short) and I felt I was too good at trading. Then one day, the market slaps me in the face taking all the gains back and even a few percentages of my capital because I went all-in on a certain stock. That was the lesson I had to learn to endure the markets' pain and I have to be resilient at all costs (the longer you stay in the game, the more you understand yourself and the more you get nearer to the success itself). As of the moment, I am actively trading crypto and stocks (Philippine Stocks Exchange).

• Which languages does Matthew Lee speak? 

  Matthew Lee speaks the following languages:
  No languages available.

• Which industries has Matthew Lee previously worked in?   

  Matthew Lee has prior experience in the following industries:
  Wayup , Spi Crm , Global Officeworks , Spi Crm , Spi Crm

• What is Matthew Lee’s work experience?  

  Matthew Lee has the following professional experience:
  Freelance , Magoosh , The Philippine Stock Exchange , Wayup , Spi Crm , Global Officeworks , Spi Crm , Spi Crm , Magoosh .

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  [email protected] .

• What company does Matthew Lee work for?  

  Matthew Lee works at
  Freelance