The one thing that people are curious about when they hear about the financial mentor Ross Cameron is whether he always wanted to be a renowned day trader. The answer is yes because it was a dream sparked when the now trading gurú was a little boy.
How It Began
When Ross Cameron was in sixth grade, he learned that some of his cousins were reaping the benefits of their great grand uncle’s investment in the stock market. His interest was further solidified after a school trip to New York in 1998, where the class did an interactive lesson on the stock market. Ross and his friend even created a pretend stock portfolio where they traded throughout that semester.
He made his first appearance in the stock market by opening an Ameritrade account in 2001 with $1000. After his father passed on after suffering from lung cancer, his estate was sold, and the proceedings were divided among his children. Ross Cameron received his share of $100000 that he invested in the stock market (Businesswire).
After seeing his childhood friend enjoy relative success trading in a penny stock, he figured he would join and try his luck. It took the successful Ross Cameron two years to learn about day trading. He was self-taught and tried his hand at small caps, penny stocks, and trade alert services.
How it’s Going
Ross Cameron is now one of the most-revered day traders with a trading company to boot. He is famed for turning a $583.15 account into a $100,000 account in just 44 days. Ross Cameron is still heavily active in the day trading scene. He offers classes through his company on achieving exponential success in day trading like he did.