Hey Luc,
Where did you go?!
I know you said in a comment below that it was tiring to keep making posts when interest seemed low, but it's the fault of people like me. People like me who never bothered making Steem accounts, because it looked hard, and we don't like making new accounts on every platform. People like me, your everyday lurker, just reading and watching silently in the background.
But look at all these posts after you removed your YouTube videos. Everyone is looking for you! We are your silent fans, and we are making our voice heard that we want you back! I made a Steemit account just for this, to join the people in calling you back. It is heartbreaking that you disappeared completely, taking you all your videos completely with you man.
I've watched TONS of penny stock and crypto training videos, read tons of articles, and NO ONE actually teaches how to properly trade EXCEPT YOU. Watching your videos is just a totally different experience, it's like being taught secret skills from the master, like finding the scroll of a long lost martial art taught by an ancient Shaolin monk. And now that you've taken your videos down, it leaves a feeling of mourning, like we've all lost something important, even though we never took the time to make you feel it.
Come back Luc!
Please bring back your videos!
Yes, we've all probably watched some videos, and we may know the basic concepts, "check the chart history if it works. Find your base, there's the panic dip, and there's your bounce". But your videos are FILLED with GOLD, I HAVE to watch it OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
- It's just sometimes you drop bits of wisdom like "panics like these usually retrace up by 50%" or "when the massive volume comes in, that's the bottom"... nuggets of gold, pure trading experience condensed into one sentence, that I fail to pick up on during my first or second watch-through, but I realize later how much wisdom is packed into such a small sentence when I hear it again, watching the video again after learning a bit more about trading.
- Sometimes you address only certain scenarios in some videos, like making bad trades, in your video where you said "you have to play all bounces, you have to participate".
- Sometimes I just lose my morale, make lots of bad trades, getting married to a coin and hodling, fomo buying and panic selling everywhere. It's watching your videos again that gets me into the correct mindset, that convinces me that "it IS possible to win EVERYDAY at trading! Stop fomoing! Stop chasing pumps! The opportunity will NOT run out!"
Your videos were a treasure trove showcasing 11 years of pure trading experience, and sharing that great knowledge with us all.
It was like having my own trading buddy hold my hand through the tough times and having my own mentor guide me through all the difficulties of trading. And we are very sorry we didn't reciprocate, that we didn't let you know we're here. But hear us now call for you, your formerly silent following!
Please come back Luc!
Please bring back your videos!
Wow, Thank you for letting me know how much my videos helped. That's some incentive to get back to making them again. I trade all alone, in my home office, and helping others is really a bonus. But my free time is limited, im married, and busy. So I thought that a video series could help others and not take up too much of my time. But then I didnt realize that it would also draw a target on my back. This time im gonna take heavy precautions, so that nothing in videos, or posts leads back to my personal info.. But I am really glad you enjoyed my videos of the past, and I will get back to making them soon. Someone posted a link in these comments to some of my videos that are still up.. On the Coinigy Youtube Channel
That's a very interesting reason why you stopped. What do you mean by "target on your back". To me, that either means that some crazy fan got a little too close or some big players don't like the precious information that you're revealing? Legal trouble?
I agree with you randomtradernoob. There's a lot of experience and wisdom in his explanations. I hope he returns.