learn more Each month, 10% of net proceeds from trading (if there are any...) and 50% of net proceeds from other market income streams is split between:


thelifeyoucansave.org

and

marysmeals.org.uk/
People who spend more of their life helping others and spending time making connections with others live longer and are happier.

If you got into trading just to make a load of money, well, on you go, but it’s a shame to keep that objective as the top priority when the possibilities are so much more. Giving is a two way street; you have a way to lengthen your life and someone else's.

That’s a pretty good trade off.

How do I know what charity to give to? What cause is best?

I don’t. No one knows.

I do know that my social conditioning and evolutionary baggage makes it unlikely that I will be able to make the correct decision.
learn more previous With all this in mind, I choose charities that seem to have a far reach rather than focusing on any one specific issue.

If you haven't started giving to charity yet and would like to do some of your own research, the site below is a good starting point:
effectivealtruism.org

Also, William MacAskill’s talks are inspiring and his ideas on how to best give to charity are great.
givingwhatwecan.org

Perhaps all you can afford at the moment is a few hours of your week to help a local charity or an hour spreading good ideas and messages of reassurance in your favourite Reddit forum.

Something is a lightyear better than nothing.

And for trading....as soon as it becomes about more than just money in your bank account it becomes a lot easier to make the correct decisions and remain profitable. previous home