I Broke Into Billionaire George Soros’ Mansion And He Made Me His Intern For A Day (Crazy) Part3

5:00 PM

We watched the laptop and waited for the market to move.

The euro-dollar exchange rate fluctuated slightly, but stayed around 1.18.

George looked calm and relaxed. He sipped his coffee and read his newspaper.

I looked nervous and anxious. I bit my nails and checked my phone.

I wondered what was going to happen. I wondered if we were right or wrong. I wondered if we were going to win or lose.

I asked George:

"George, how do you cope with the uncertainty?"

He looked at me and said:

"I embrace it, Ryan. Uncertainty is the essence of trading. Uncertainty is what creates opportunities and challenges. Uncertainty is what makes trading exciting and rewarding."

He explained:

"Ryan, most people are afraid of uncertainty. They try to avoid it or deny it. They try to find certainty in rules, formulas, indicators, or experts. They try to predict the future or follow the crowd. They try to eliminate risk or guarantee profit."

He shook his head and said:

"But that's not how trading works, Ryan. Trading is not a science. Trading is not a game. Trading is not a formula. Trading is an art. Trading is a skill. Trading is a process."

He pointed at the laptop and said:

"Ryan, this is how trading works. You make a hypothesis based on your analysis and intuition. You test your hypothesis with a small bet and see how the market reacts. You adjust your hypothesis and your bet according to new information and evidence. You exit your trade when you reach your target or your stop-loss."

He looked at me and said:

"Ryan, this is how you deal with uncertainty. You question everything and challenge assumptions. You seek the truth and embrace reality. You adapt to change and take risks. You learn from mistakes and improve."

He paused and said:

"Ryan, this is how you trade with me."

6:00 PM

We watched the laptop and saw the market move.

The euro-dollar exchange rate rose to 1.19.

George looked happy and satisfied. He clapped his hands and said:

"Ryan, we did it. We reached our target. We made a profit."

I looked surprised and relieved. I smiled and said:

"Wow, George. We did it. We were right. We won."

He nodded and said:

"Yes, Ryan. We did it. We were right. We won."

He moved his mouse and clicked on a button.

The trade was closed.

We were out of the market.

He looked at me and said:

"Ryan, how do you feel?"

I thought about his question and said:

"I feel great, George. I feel proud and happy."

He smiled and said:

"That's good, Ryan. That's how you should feel. You should feel proud of your achievement and happy with your reward."

He paused and said:

"But you should also feel humble and grateful."

He explained:

"Ryan, being humble means being aware of your limitations and weaknesses. Being humble means being respectful of the market and its forces. Being humble means being open to feedback and criticism. Being humble means being willing to learn and grow."

He pointed at the laptop and said:

"Ryan, being grateful means being thankful for the people and things that helped you along the way. Being grateful means being generous with your money and your time. Being grateful means being happy with what you have and not greedy for more. Being grateful means being mindful of your purpose and your impact."

He looked at me and said:

"Ryan, are you humble and grateful?"

I thought about his words and said:

"Yes, I'm grateful that we won the trade."

He nodded and said:

"Good. That's how you should be. You should be humble and grateful."

He smiled and said:

"Ryan, these are the qualities that make a successful trader. Humility and gratitude."

7:00 PM

We left the trading room and went to the living room. We sat on the sofa and relaxed.

George poured us some wine and said:

"Ryan, cheers to our success."

I raised my glass and said:

"Cheers, George."

We clinked our glasses and drank.

He smiled and said:

"Ryan, you did well today. You learned a lot. You traded well. You made a profit."

I smiled and said:

"Thank you, George. You taught me a lot. You traded well. You made a profit."

He nodded and said:

"Yes, Ryan. We did it together. We were a good team."

He paused and said:

"Ryan, I hope you enjoyed this day as much as I did."

I nodded sincerely and said:

"Yes, George. I did. It was an amazing day. It was an unforgettable day."

He smiled and said:

"That's good, Ryan. That's what I wanted to hear."

He paused and said:

"Ryan, I have something for you."

He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small device. It looked like a USB flash drive.

He handed it to me and said:

"This is for you, Ryan. It's a copy of my book. The one that you were supposed to read today."

I looked at it with surprise and gratitude.

"Wow, George. Thank you. That's very generous of you."

He smiled and said:

"You're welcome, Ryan. It's my pleasure."

He explained:

"Ryan, this book contains my philosophy, my system, my process. It contains my secrets, my strategies, my principles. It contains everything that I have learned and practiced over the years. It contains everything that I have taught you today."

He looked at me and said:

"Ryan, this book is a gift. A gift from me to you."

He paused and said:

"Ryan, do you want to accept this gift?"

I looked at him and felt a mix of emotions.

I was curious and excited by his gift. I wanted to read his book, to learn from his wisdom, to follow his guidance.

But I was also humbled and grateful. I didn't know how to thank him, how to repay him, how to honor him.

I wondered if this was the end, or the beginning.

I wondered if I would see him again, or never.

I wondered if I could be like him, or not.

I took a deep breath and said:

"George, I accept your gift."

He smiled and said:

"Good. I'm glad you do."

He stood up and hugged me.

He said:

"Ryan, it was a pleasure to meet you. It was a pleasure to teach you. It was a pleasure to trade with you."

"You have a bright future ahead of you. You have a lot of potential and talent. You have a lot of passion and curiosity."

"Don't ever lose those qualities. Don't ever stop learning and growing. Don't ever stop trading and living."

"Goodbye for now. And good luck."

He let go of me and smiled.

He walked me to the door and said:

"Ryan, have a safe trip home."

I smiled and said:

"Thank you, George. For everything."

I walked out of the door and into the night.

I looked at the device in my hand and felt a surge of anticipation and wonder.

I had a feeling it was the beginning of something amazing.

Fin

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