Dion Pouncil
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63 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Literally. And then, I mean, we made the first couple of trades, we were on the community and we made $1,100 in three minutes. So it literally paid for itself from the first day we had the next one.
Yeah.
So when you join Trade Like The Pros, you have the actual course where I actually teach you step-by-step. And one of the main things in the way I teach is I start with the glossary first because you could have the best strategies, you could have the best program in the world. If people literally don't know the words that you are using, it doesn't matter.
And when you're talking finance, you're talking trading, you're talking investing, you're talking about Wall Street things, it's literally like learning another language, right? Right? So we start with the glossary. We teach people first, then we teach them the strategies. We teach them the math because I believe the chart patterns are bullshit.
I don't believe that, you know, real high level professional traders use chart patterns. So we are not chart patterns over here. We're very data driven, proven things that can be substantiated by math and backtesting. And then part of the program, you get the community. So you get our private trading community where you're able to be and connected with everybody via discord and Slack. Um,
And then I actually trade live with you a couple of times a week. So they're watching live in real time, the algorithms work and generate signals and trade fully automatically, as well as me coaching and teaching them through things. And then I'm answering questions for them in real time. With the program, we have a 24-hour AI teaching assistant. We have a 24-hour trading co-pilot.
We have customer service humans. And then we have me teaching and answering questions live with the community. And that makes them not only feel that the program is valuable and over delivers, but it also makes them feel comfortable. They can ask questions in real time about what they may be seeing, what they're thinking, especially this year with all of the market volatility.
And every five minutes, there's a news announcement or a tweet or somebody comes out and says something and the market goes crazy, it gives them some comfort to be able to say, hey, you know what, I can get a professional thought or professional insight on this in real time a couple times a week.
Yeah, I think it's important 100% because if someone didn't do it for me, then I literally wouldn't be here, right? Because I grew up in a single-parent home on the south side of Chicago in the 80s and 90s and early 2000s. And if it wasn't for my coaches and my pastors and my mentors –
to be able to step in and help fill that gap for my mom as well as my other teammates and stuff like that to help keep us out of the streets, keep us on a straight path, then that would have impacted me substantially. Second, I played for the RBI local and national team, which was sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of America.
So without those people investing in donating and philanthropic efforts into Boys and Girls Club and to the RBI programs, I literally wouldn't have been able to afford to do some of those things, right? So I think it's important in general because I am a product of that help, that service, that commitment, that philanthropy.
And then when you start to get money and you get to a certain level, it's only so much you can buy. It's only so much you can do. And you start to realize that all these material things that you may have wanted and things to do don't bring you any completeness or value because you start to realize that it's really from you and within.
So you start to look at money as really just what it is, a tool. It's a tool for you to live and design a lifestyle that you want to live. But then it's also a tool for you to be able to use and help other people. And I think that's why it's extremely important to put money in its proper place of how you view it. And then you can also use that to help other people enrich their lives.
Yes. Yes.
Yeah. So for me, I'm only thinking B's and T's for sure. There we go. But as a numbers guy, like from in our program, I teach people about the 5% rule that you should never trade or invest in an individual opportunity more than 5% of your available cash balance. And I teach people that that's not only a trading rule, but you should look at that across your entire wealth. And that allows you to
never put yourself in a position where you blow through all your money on one opportunity and as i look at my daughters they're already trust fund babies literally and they're a thousand times beyond my starting point i want to put them in a position to where they not only know what money is
They know how to use it, but they're educated on how to protect it and grow it because I knew how to make money and I knew how to work hard and I knew how to hustle. But I started my first company when I was 25. I made my first million when I was 28. I was broke again by 29 because I didn't know how to protect the money and do all of those things.
And I had to learn through that once I got into trading and finance. So, yes, I want them to have money. Yes, I want them to know how to use money, but I want them to know how to protect it and grow it. So it can be for generations and nobody in our family or bloodline has to start where I had to start. So I always say generational curses ran in my family until they ran into me. Right.
So that's number one. Number two is from a percentage standpoint, me personally, I want to make sure that it follows more of the kind of Rockefeller Rothschild model to where it's waterfalled through the generations. So it would start with at least 50 percent strategically allocated to my seed, to my bloodline, so that they have that wrapped in trust with rules.
And then the other 50 percent would be set up in philanthropic efforts that they will manage through the family trust and things like that.
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