Lifestyle Investor Services provides training on how to invest and trade. Our specialists cover areas such as stocks, ETFs, foreign exchange (currency), futures and options for a range of investors.
Our goals are to teach and support our clients the correct principals for trading and provide various solutions to client problems. We provide our clients with online trading platforms and specific training on how to use them.
Clients are taught about the advantages of investing and trading online, how to design a solid trading strategy and different techniques whether they are the occasional investor through stocks and ETFs to more active day traders.
Lifestyle Investor Services was formed by Scott Goold. As a professional trader Scott wanted to pass on the skills he learned, believing anyone can become a successful investor or trader if they follow the principals successful professional traders use.
No matter whether you are a passive investor who wants to learn the simple things to give you an edge, or if you want to be a part-time to full-time investor / trader, Lifestyle can help you achieve your goals.
Who is Scott Goold?
When Scott formed Lifestyle Investor Services in 2007, he wanted to change the brokerage business and create a totally new service. He believes no one cares more about your money than you do so everyday people should be educated to look after their own investments. This is why Lifestyle Investor Services was created.
Scott began his career working for the Australian bond clearance house and then Citibank in foreign exchange and then as a financial analyst. Scott then became a senior trader at Refco Trading Services before living for a year in the United States and Canada. Returning to Australia, Scott worked at the Sydney Futures Exchange and then as a futures and options broker where he met Aussie Rob.
Scott has significant market experience in challenging environments such as the Asian Currency Crisis, September 11, 2001, the outbreak of war in Iraq and the shift of futures markets from pits to electronic trading.
More recently he has written his first book:
Death of the Managed Fund - why exchange traded funds are taking over from managed funds and how to profit from them.
