Explains requirements for full-time trading: large profits, proven edge, six months expenses saved.

taking the trades that they're sharing with you or how long they might be on a hit streak for. But if you're considering quitting your job, the only reason you should be doing that is one, you've made some ungodly sum of money where you don't need to work anymore. or two, you have learned to trade enough and have enough of what you believe is an edge that you can then go ahead and start trading full-time. And that's going to require you to have a large enough account that withdrawing from that account to pay your expenses is not going to affect the account and its ability to compound. And two, you very likely need to have 6 to 12 months of living expenses saved up before you even consider doing it. But if you're just copying people's trades and you're doing well right now, that is absolutely not enough of a reason to quit your job. I think that's a really bad idea.