Chris Kobewka – 60 Minute Trader

Chris Kobewka – 60 Minute Trader

Chris Kobewka is a 60 minute trader. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it I turned a starting stake of $360 into $19,800 in my first month of trading. … Maybe beginners luck is possible?

Good day.

It is easy to make money in the markets, just buy when it is going up and sell when it is going down.

Kobewka is the first to admit that he has to work for it, but according to one journalist, it is the simplicity and crystal clarity of vision that marks Kobewka out as a natural trader.

I was born on a farm in 1960.

I wanted to become a stockbroker when I was 13 years old. I didn’t know what they did but I knew they made a lot of money. When my father died at ten, I left school to become a mechanical engineer.

I was honoured with apprenticeship of the year at 17 for honing my skills at sheet metal, welding, fitting, milling, turning and electrical work. I helped the new business become profitable after moving up in the company.

I felt like I wasn’t fulfilling my calling because things were going well for me.

I moved from engineering management to successful trading. You want to know.

Initially, I set up an account with a spreadbetting firm to bet on Grand Prix races and other sports events with moderate results, won some and lost some.

After a long period of trial and error, I finally came up with a system for 60 minutes Trader.

I turned a starting stake of $360 into $19,800 in my first month of trading.