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Traveling is one of the most expensive things on the planet but that doesn’t mean that it has to cost you a fortune.  There are many different ways to travel around the world; backpacking, luxury travel, budget travel, regular travel.  The one thing that everyone has in common is trying to save money.  If you are interested in saving money while you travel subscribe by placing your name and email below!

I have managed to visit nearly 40 countries, live in 8 countries, and visit 5 out of the 7 continents in the world.  When I say live in 8 countries I don’t mean a month here and there.  Every time I relocate overseas I live in a country for 3 to 4 months finding out if its safe to live in that region of the planet and what the cost of living is like. I find the very best tourist attractions that you should see around the world and make sure to tell you to skip the ones that you shouldn’t see.  

It isn’t just because I love to travel, its also about sharing my experiences with you and showing you how to do the same thing.  I day trade in the stock market as well so from time to time I will share how I fund my travel through day trading.  There are many people in the world that are not just looking to travel but they are also looking for a way to fund that travel and day trading is an excellent option.

 About Marcello Arrambide!

ea profile 915x1024 About The ManRewind to April 11th 1984,  I was born in a small town named Merida inVenezuela.  Fast forward to 20 and I have already lived in 3 continents and visited over 25 countries.  There was a catch, I always seemed to return to the United States.

Rewind to 13 years old: I was working two jobs, going to school, and doing extra curricular activities like soccer and weight training.  I was working for my freedom.  Fast forward 5 years: I ditched the extra curriculars, only went to high school for 3 classes with on the job training, and worked 4 jobs.  I was the obsessive salesman, a “fanatical entrepreneur”, I was working for my freedom.

When cd burning software first came out, I burned cd’s and sold them for $5 to $10 a piece.  I worked at a bakery and took the leftovers to school and sold them to students (and yes teachers and administrators too) for breakfast the next morning.  I flew to New York Cityand found a contact in China to have purses and wallets shipped to me directly to sell. I was working for my freedom.  I knew there had to be a better way.

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At the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia

Every summer I would go out of town to take advanced college courses to finish school.  I tried real estate, yes I was “one of those” speculators that relentlessly flipped properties: painting, nailing, cleaning, calling, signing, TOO MUCH WORK!  How am I going to be free when I am relying on other people to buy, clean, and sell real estate?

I heard about friends making tens of thousands of dollars in the stock market, safe to say I was intrigued.  That’s when I started to research the stock market, Fibonacci, and day trading.  I went through countless software and ideas and I then decided to take the plunge.  I took out $25,000 in private student loans (when credit was easy to obtain) to finance my new endeavor.   I worked full time, went to school full time, and pulled all nighters 2 to 3 days a week, and still managed to blow through those loans in a matter of months.

I wasn’t deterred, I’ve always been a man of strong convictions (my mother calls it stubborn).  I did countless hours of back testing, spoke with an infinite number of traders, and finally reached the beginning of what I call my dream: FREEDOM.

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Acting a fool in Argentina

I day trade in the stock market for 1-2 hours a day and continue to share with you, my reader, how to travel and live overseas on your own terms.   All I need is high speed internet and a computer to work around the world and this time I do not plan on returning to the United States.

First stop: South America (Yes all of it- read about the project here)

In the meantime, I will still be in the relentless pursuit of my dream.

Update:  I’ve explored most of South America with only a Ecuador and Peru left.  I’m currently in Kenya exploring all of Eastern Africa.  Check out updates in my travel section!

Marcello Arrambide

Wandering Trader

 

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Thanks so much Hanna I appreciate that :-)

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    You are actually asking a question about a post that I am writing!! Colombia and Chile are cheap enough if you buy groceries at market and things like that. Housing in both countries is still relatively cheap. Argentina is cheap as well but they are going to go through a very bad economic time soon. Bolivia and Paraguay are dirt cheap but that depends if you want to deal with “latin” inefficiencies from time to time. shoot me an email at wanderingtrader (at) gmail (dot) .com and you can tell me exactly what you are looking for. Asia is very cheap and you wont have any issues with the internet

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Hey thanks for the comments! I think freedom is available to everyone its just a matter of how hard you want to work for it.. how did you find my site by the way?

  • Anonymous

    Hey Marcello, how much money are you making?

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Sounds great! Looks like your day trading path is a bit similar to mine! thanks for the comment

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Thanks I appreciate that :-)

  • http://ilivetotravel.wordpress.com/ Raul

    Dude, you missed Peru???  After Chile, it is the BEST in South American (ilivetotravel here!)

  • http://twitter.com/Jaimista Jaimie Zeiser

    Seriously, couldn’t agree more! You’re living the dream. What an inspiration you are.  Fellow entrepreneur here, I’ve lived in another country as well. I’m back in the states finishing my degree and looking for ways to live and travel abroad. Hearing your story, is a great reminder not to give up. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Thats awesome Jaimie! Keep hustling maybe we will meet up around the world one of these days

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Hey Lesley will def put something together for I actually have been planning on doing an entire day trading section for day traders and internet speeds. I can tell you that you wont have too many problems in south america.. panama is basically the US they use dollars unofficially. You shouldn’t run into any problems in Ecuador either. I would reccomend Panama to start so you can get the feeling of living overseas then you can hop to another country

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    haha love the picture on the front you mind if I steal that? lol We can def meet up somewhere in the world.. love to meet other traders! Have you taken a look at my day trading site?

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Asking that is like asking who your favorite kid is! You just can’t do that.. there are certain things I like abt certain countries but there isn’t one that sticks out in my mind.. there are so many unique things about so many countries I couldn’t just pick one :-)

  • Gemma | Gap Daemon

    Wow, truly living the dream :) You’ve definitely inspired me a little…

  • Bobobabushka

    It’s people like you who makes the world go round! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    Your welcome :-)

  • http://www.mselenalevontraveling.com/ EL

    You paid too much man! I saw Big 5 for $150 ( full day )  at one of the new 7 wonders of the world – Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya..   = P 

    Anyway, love your site! : )

    EL

  • http://www.wanderingtrader.com WanderingTrader

    That would work out to roughly $400 for the three tour that I took El… you can’t make it to the National Reserve in a day.. it takes roughly 6 hours to get there so you might as well do a three day tour and get the animals for three days.. one day isn’t enough

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