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Old 16-09-2004, 23:49   #25
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Re: Need Advice -Course with a Mentor?

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Hi there folks,

First of all..thks for such a great forum. I have been trading on and off for 2 yrs and have not found success..I am thinking of enrolling in a course with Concorde - abt 5k...and before I do that, I would appreciate any advice/input.

Thanks.

I entered CFGs program and have done very well by it. My mentor has been extremely helpful and remains a phone call away. I have been able to retake the course as many times as needed for free. As far as follow ups go I have spent time on the phone with Don Snellgrove who is the president of CFG there are not many programs out there were the president of a company makes himself available for the little guy. I have nothing but good things to say about CFG if you haven’t spoke with a mentor yet I could recommend one if you are interested. Keep in mind that no matter what program you enter the concepts that are taught will only work if you put in the time to learn. There are people who succeed and fail in every program. CFG has people making 50 and 100 trades in a row without a loss I personally have accomplished thi; but there are also people losing money as with any system. dustin@dp4xtrading.com if you have any questions.
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Old 19-09-2004, 14:27   #26
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Training Courses and Such

Hello,

Having worked with FXCM for a year and learning direct from the market maker, I have been able to launch my own website that might be of some help. Any questions or concern, please call FXCM Directly, ask for a manager and they can give you a reference for me. Thanks for your time.
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Old 19-09-2004, 14:30   #27
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One more thing...

Almost forgot to mention that having worked for FXCM, I have seen all of Don Snell Groves traders trade as well as their instructors. I have nothing bad to say about CFG, as they also have kids to feed, but marketing and trading are two different things. Just stay away from too good to be true software signals from other competitors. Signals tell you what just happened, not before it can happen.
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Old 19-09-2004, 15:18   #28
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Hi!

If you are interested to think and trade the right way please e-
mail your application @ fx_artist@hotmail.com

The program entails discussion on trading principles behind
every trades. It will include a comprehensive technical analysis
with psychology and proper use of fundamental datas. The
highlight of the training is the actual application of the ideas
learned to live accounts. Thus, a live account is required(mini or regular).

After the program, you will recieve updates and may request
consultation for every market scenario.

*You will be suject for an agreement of non disclosure regarding
the methods


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Old 19-09-2004, 15:35   #29
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Hello all,

I strated out by learning on my own but soon relaized that I needed somebody to help me fine tune my systems. I choose Rob Booker as my mentor.

I found his name off of some free ebooks from fx street .com and liked his humor and his money back guarantee.

He always replies to my emails and has just set up a site so that we can see what he is looking at trading and why. There is also a place that we can ask questions about the charts and trades he is talking about. Find this very useful.

When I have a bad trade I can go to him and have him help me pick it a part and see where I went wrong.

I origanally started trading on my own with the CI Trading strategy and Lost my first live account. What Rob has taught me so far has helped clarify where I went wrong as well as how to fine tune it and added to an aready good system (just my opinion)

The Cost is minimal and I can pay it over 6 months and for the next year I have a mentor to help to do this for a living.

So I recommend him to anybody!


Happy trading everyone

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P.S. Sorry about the spelling
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Old 19-09-2004, 16:09   #30
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PittsburghFX

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Just paid your site a visit.

I agree 100% with some of the comments on your site.
Maybe its because I see some similarities.

This quote from your site is most instructive, absolutely the truth and the key to success for all the losers out there, drowning themselves in all the mumbo jumbo of intra day / session / hour technical analysis.

"The majority of regular active traders lose
money because they don't realize all the possible factors involved with each days of trading and start to lose focus due to the short time horizon."


Obviously to suggest you (or I) realize know or understand all the possible factors is a bit over the top, but I am sure thats not the intention.
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The main reason why I quit FXCM and started on my own was the fact of dealing with such heartbreaking clients. I literally took it home with me and frankly only brokers can reply whether or not the degree of emotions. The biggest part of trading is that anybody can talk tough over the phone, but the typical instance I was calling someone 5 weeks from now at 8:00am EST because they had a margin call.

I will never forget the individual who said to me, "But at 5:30 this morning it was ahead by $1000! Bring it back, bring it back! What can I do? I did my best to calm him down and explain that plain and simple, the market moved 50 pips or so. He was over leveraged, and busted right out. I know to this day he will not understand why he was margin called at 8, when he was ahead at 5am.

The best clients I ever had, I showed a few basic techniques. They demo traded for a few months and took their time with live money. I remember Mr. Client A, he started with 50k. He asked me what type of account he should start with and what size to trade to get started trading. I said start with a mini and trade 10k per trade, no more than 50k total. With 200:1 leverage, that was only $50 per lot, max $250 in margin. He laughed me off......

Client B, same scenario, listened to advice. Either 1, lasted longer than client A, didn't make much, but most importantly didn't lose much. Or 2 did very very well after a few months of baby steps.

All the heartbreakers I remember them to this day.
The common thing was some guy started giving me this 10 min SOB story that darn near came close to a Country Western Song. After the song ended, what did ask me? SHOULD I TRADE? Well after hearing this long drawn out SOB story I said NO. What did he ask me in return?

WHY DO YOU THINK I SHOULD NOT TRADE?

Some people will just not get it.

My competive advantage in general going forward in all my efforts is simply having been there and done that. Most professional traders are only Pro for a few years, they go back to a business, and transition back and forth.

I am a profitable trader because I have steady income from other sources. Whether it is real estate or other business. Dads are a great help too! They know more than we may think, just not in terms of trading. Thats finally something I have over dad!

I have seen way too many people blow up too fast because they have too much expectations. Trading for a living is realistic; however, having said that, it is only less than 1% of all traders out there. Great additional income, yes, but most people have never been in my shoes of trading for a living and paying bills on it. To be quite frank, there is only 1 GREAT day trade a week. Doing a moderate aggressive strategy, and I am out in a few minutes.

If you are interested in more, I will give you one clue, I only trade the AUD or NZD. Why do I do that? Everybody is trading the EUR and GBP!!!! Indeed they are, nobody is even watching the AUD or NZD, thats why!

I saw one guy turn 5000 into 30,000 in 1 month, but to my recolection, that is the biggest winner. After 1 month of the nice return, he pulled out all his money. I looked through his account and that was very very interesting. This will go into my memiors.

Happy Trading to all, Patience young traders, your day will soon be among us.
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Re: Need Advice -Course with a Mentor?

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Hi there folks,

First of all..thks for such a great forum. I have been trading on and off for 2 yrs and have not found success..I am thinking of enrolling in a course with Concorde - abt 5k...and before I do that, I would appreciate any advice/input.

Thanks.
I went to CFG for training, but I wouldn't recommend it. For $5.5k you would hope to obtain some decent understanding of Forex, but no. I've spoken with other trainees from CFG and none of them are trading effectively, if at all. (some have dropped out after losing). It may pay you to look elsewhere. I still trade, but don't use their system.
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