Hey there, I'm SO happy you guys are enjoying our new community posting feature, its grown into one of our most popular tools and I can't encourage you enough to share all your market thoughts, trades, rules, lessons learned etc in blog posts, video lessons and watchlists, but here are a few rules to consider when posting...sorry I haven't posted these before, so many hot stocks in play, this small account of mine has now grown to $52k in 5 months, that's taken up all my time and focus

1. Post about stocks honestly, no pumping or excessive hyping...remember you can be wrong about ANY stock and the key to lasting success is cutting losses quickly, not being stubborn and fighting price action

2. Link to any of these Profitly newsletters, but no outside newsletters and no non-transparent traders...this is a VERY sketchy world full of liars, cheat and frauds and and even if they're not doing anything sketchy, I simply wouldn't trust anyone who doesn't show EVERY trade publicly...I've heard every excuse in the book, doesn't change my mind one bit as the vast majority of traders lose, and I do on't want to learn from traders who lose or have ANYTHING to hide about their strategies/trades....no matter the excuses galore, full transparency is important so newsletters/chatrooms had better be able to back up their claims and full transparency is required to be a teacher here on Profitly and we take that very seriously.

3. Don't link to any outside websites (aside from news) or blogs, wayyyyyy too much junk out there that we can't moderate and so we don't tolerate...the Profitly community is growing fast and is moderated by several hard working individuals so we try our best to post good, solid, useful content

4. Use your affiliate links and link to DVDs like these so you can earn commissions, but be accurate when writing about/describing these guides...nobody wins all the time, there is no one magic rule to making millions, teaching and learning is a VERY inexact process, but guides created by veteran and millionaire traders help cut down your learning curve.

5. Try to be as honest and useful to the community as possible and your following will grow...it doesn't matter if you've made $1,000 or $1 million, profits come in time to those who are honest and dedicated...and this community was built to help everyone learn from each other, through losses and gains and I'm SO proud that we are closing in on 100,000 traders which we should eclipse in the next few weeks!