In Baltimore, I launched Monument Traders Alliance (MTA). It’s a franchise dedicated to delivering investment advice through a free e-letter called Trade of the Day, and a subscription-based live chatroom called The War Room. With MTA’s launch promotion of The War Room, my team and I broke sales records at the company. For months, MTA dominated the top of the “Zambezi,” an internal marketing report that lists out gross profits for each franchise under The Agora Companies umbrella.
Working for The Agora Companies was my first foray into the investing world, and in less than a year I was already trading stock options for moderate gains. It was a true sink or swim moment, and I felt like Michael Phelps.
