Why we need more (good) female traders

Thanks to TurboNero for forwarding this to me:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/03/14/men-in-finance-make-costlier-mistakes-and-get-more-second-chances/?utm_term=.dd934988fe4b


Females who want to do any home based work forex is best for them .Some effort and practice will make them a good trader . Then females will also make money as male can because in forex just skill is count not gender.

074: Forex On 5 Hours A Week For Maximum Profit - Raghee Horner | Desire To TRADE


More on Stefanie Kammerman on episode 86 of the

Desire to Trade podcast:

086: A Female Stocks Day Trader On Dark Pool Trading & Discipline - Stefanie Kammerman | Desire To TRADE

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I really find no logic behind this. I mean, it is not about MALE or FEMALE, it is about dedication, passion and ability. I wish success for those who have these attributes, I don’t care if it’s a man or women, I just believe the person with ability deserves success no one else. However, Forex in general needs a lot of successful traders because there are far too many losers sacrificing themselves for big players!

Thank you.

Sadly, when it comes to the financial sector (but not only) true meritocracy fails women and ethnically diverse groups because the gender and/or ethnicity they are born with is in itself a barrier EVEN BEFORE their individual merits.

There are tons of articles on this topic, a few of which I have included in this thread, but if you even read something ike this https://www.diversitylink.co.uk/resource262/1.html it would be enough to make you see why there is an argument for engineering change through quotas, as some Scandinavian countries have done. Some people argue that quotas belittle women and/or ethnic groups, as though they were incapable of successfully getting to the top without a helping hand; others feel that until you rely on the goodwill of, say, the financial companies in the FTSE100 to ‘do their bit’ for diversity within their (mostly) white/male boards, then nothing much will be achieved beyond some well-meaning gestures and promises to do more.

The FT brought out a special edition a couple of years ago called ‘S e x and the City’, which investigated the improving but overall still incredibly women-negative environment in London’s financial sector…

We all know that there IS a problem: coming to a solution is the question.

Meet…

ELLAINE ESCUETA

As well as being a retail forex trader, Ellaine is a

real estate investor and founder of Trading Elevated

(now Elevated Trading).

Here are two recent interviews:

  1. with Canadian podcaster and (forex) swing trader Etienne Crete:

    047: Tripling Your Trading Account While You Forgot About It w/ Ellaine Escueta | Desire To TRADE

  2. with American (forex) trader and investor Raman Gill, founder of Trading with Venus:

    Episode 38- Interview With Ellaine Escueta | Trading with Venus

Speaking of Raman Gill, here is her own interview with Etienne Crete:

Following are a few links to Ellaine’s and Raman’s online sources:

a) ELLAINE:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellaine-escueta-6207546a/


http://www.elevatedtradingacademy.com/

b) RAMAN:

http://tradingwithvenus.com/about-me/


http://thetaoofselfconfidence.com/blog/raman-gill/ (Interview by Sheena Yap Chan)

Happy Trading

Am I missing something here, on here website the link has been removed for verified myfxbook. Seems a little skeptical to me, perhaps?

Account Management Services (Pamm) - Elevated Investments

I think I found it:

ElevatedInvestm’s Profile | Myfxbook

Hmm - not much happening, rather strange.

Her website does seem to be built around selling a service, rather than a professional FX trader - just an observation. She even provides American Express cards!!

Probably. Her Linkedin profile says that she is in real estate, so her forex trading is probably a small sideline.

Raman Gill’s curriculum, on the other hand, is much more oriented toward finance and her profile page seems much more detailed (again, you would have to see her P/L).

Here is Diana interviewed om the Futires.Show:

Kiana Danial | FuturesRadioShow

http://www.straitstimes.com/business/invest/memymoney-this-girl-is-on-trend


I very highly doubt that more female traders is going to change macroeconomics so significantly that the bubble/burst aspect diminishes even a little. Traders are no more responsible for bubbles forming than they are for when they burst. Therefore changing the gender makeup of traders is unlikely to make any sort of change to that cycle.

So I have a difficult time believing the premise of the article.

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Good to see you back bro but I fear the place has gone to the dogs. Howz things from your end.

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Hi PMH! :slight_smile:

Great to see you here again! Hope we’re gonna hear more from you…

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We have lots and lots of good female traders, some of them are even better than the male traders, If you wanna find some, all you need to do is to do a little research.

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some of them are even better than the male traders [/quote]

Don’t sound so surprised!!! :smiley:

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Nah! I am not at all surprised, I am on a break of very ling time and have seen too many female traders who are here to make money and they are making money more than some male traders.