Marcello arrambide biography

Marcello Arrambide invested everything he had learning to trade in the stock market. But the ultimate goal was never fame or fortune. It was freedom. But having moved to the US from Venezuela with nothing when I was young, I knew success was going to require hard work and risks. I was employed full time at a bank while also being a full-time college student — all while learning how to day trade: essentially, make money from buying and selling stocks online.

Marcello Arrambide
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Day Trader, Entrepreneur, Blogger

Marcello Arrambide, or "WanderingTrader", is an American travel blogger, day trader, and entrepreneur.

He have been featured on CNN, Huffington Post, and the BBC. He has given advice to other aspiring travel bloggers, which has been featured on CNN.[1] He’s been traveling around the world, while making money day trading in the Futures Market, and has even visited Antarctica.[2] He has also been interviewed for the BBC.[3]

Background

Arrambide was born in Venezuela (South America) and moved to the United States when he was very young.[citation needed] He attended the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania and received his bachelor's degree in Finance from the University of Tampa.[4] He has lived in ten countries across four continents and visited roughly 70 countries.[5]

Business

The Day Trading Academy was started in by Marcello Arrambide, a professional day trader since and a globe trotter who also founded the popular Wandering Trader website.[6]

Recognition

Arrambide has been highlighted and recognized in many publications due to his unique lifestyle, including the New York Times bestselling book, How to Travel the World on $50 a Day.[7] He was also quoted in the book The Little Blue Book of Travel Wisdom.[8] One of the must read travel blogs of by Tripit, Investopedia considers Day Trading Academy to be one of the best trading schools for futures contracts,[9] and he has also been featured on the hit TV show House Hunters when he was opening his new trading center in Medellin, Colombia.[10]

Kidnapping

In Arrambide was kidnapped at gunpoint in Caracas and robbed of the $50 he was hiding in his pants.[citation needed]

References

  1. ↑Yiga, Eugene (September 24, ).

    "How to be a travel blogger: The pros share their tips". CNN.

  2. ↑Hodson, Michael (February 7, ). "Top Travel Blogs to Discover".

    Marcello arrambide biography Marcello Arrambide is an international travel blogger, entrepreneur, and day trader. He runs one of the world's most popular travel blogs, Wandering Trader, he also teaches day traders how to become financially independent via his day trading education programs at Day Trading Academy. Marcello was born overseas but his family came to the United States when he was 5 years old for a chance at a better life. While he traveled with his family while he was young it wasn't until his he graduated from college and began traveling on his own that his lust for travel developed. After a trip to Costa Rica and Iceland in , Marcello eventually decided to quite his job, day trade for a living, and travel the world.

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  3. ↑Arrambide, Marcello (August 6, ). "How I quit my job to travel: The banker". BBC.
  4. ↑"Conferencistas invitados - SIEF". University of EAFIT. University of EAFIT.

    He is normally seen as the man holding the reigns at DTA. This however is not the case. The men really holding the reigns are the rising number of Master Traders that have joined the elite ranks at DTA. Marcello was born overseas, but his family came to the United States when he was five years old for a chance at a better life. After a trip to Costa Rica and Iceland in , Marcello eventually decided to quit his job to focus on day trading and helping others achieve their dreams through trading.

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  5. ↑Graenitz, Marko (September ). "Marcello, the Wandering Trader" (Nr. 09). Lothar Albert. Retrieved 4 January
  6. ↑Mitchell, Cory (12 June ). "The Best Day-Trading Schools". Investopedia. Investopedia.

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  10. ↑Kepnes, Mathew (February ). How to travel the world on $50 a day (1st ed.). Penguin Group. ISBN&#; Retrieved 4 January Search this book on
  11. ↑Ganz, Julie ().

    Marcello arrambide scam In this series called Member Showcase, we publish interviews with members of The Oracles. It was condensed by The Oracles. What was a defining moment early in your life? Marcello Arrambide: The day I decided to quit my job to travel the world. I had a great deal of fear and insecurity about not having a paycheck, but I found that if you believe in yourself and work hard, you can achieve anything.

    The Little Blue Book of Travel Wisdom. Skyhorse Publishing. ISBN&#; Retrieved 4 January Search this book on

  12. ↑Fogerty, Colleen (). "Must-Read Travel Blogs for ". Tripit.

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  18. ↑"This week on "House Hunters International"". Leopard USA. October 13,


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