Hello trading friends!
I have been trained and subscribe to Business Week's InvestorToolbox software and website ($3000 US + $40/month access). It's broad, deep and powerful. I'm still in the learning mode. (InvestorToolbox is owned and marketed by Investools Inc (IED on the NASDAQ in the US). Under a working relationship with the likes of Business Week magazine and, separately, with CNBC cable television, those two well established companies also market InvestorToolbox under their own separate logos.
Recently, I took Whitney's (a much smaller company I think) 'Teach Me To Trade' 3-day workshop. The training was very well done in my opinion. Of course they want thousands of dollars more for additional courses as do the above three companies (to give you further expertise in technical analysis especially for doing options, techniques for setting your trading up as a business to protect your assets and minimize taxes, mentoring services, etc.).
In brief, I have over 15 years experience in the markets and years ago passed my US brokers exam which qualified me to broker securities in two states. That said, I was very favorably impressed by both of the above investment trading systems, but, again, I am still in the evaluation phase and have had limited training. Most of my experience over the years has been in intermediate and long term position trading/investment.
The PURPOSE OF THIS MESSAGE, therefore, is to seek out individuals and institutional employees who have been trained and used either or both of the above systems so we can 'compare notes' as we say. Kindly reply by posting here or email me at
< [email protected] >.
All the best,
Mike
I have been trained and subscribe to Business Week's InvestorToolbox software and website ($3000 US + $40/month access). It's broad, deep and powerful. I'm still in the learning mode. (InvestorToolbox is owned and marketed by Investools Inc (IED on the NASDAQ in the US). Under a working relationship with the likes of Business Week magazine and, separately, with CNBC cable television, those two well established companies also market InvestorToolbox under their own separate logos.
Recently, I took Whitney's (a much smaller company I think) 'Teach Me To Trade' 3-day workshop. The training was very well done in my opinion. Of course they want thousands of dollars more for additional courses as do the above three companies (to give you further expertise in technical analysis especially for doing options, techniques for setting your trading up as a business to protect your assets and minimize taxes, mentoring services, etc.).
In brief, I have over 15 years experience in the markets and years ago passed my US brokers exam which qualified me to broker securities in two states. That said, I was very favorably impressed by both of the above investment trading systems, but, again, I am still in the evaluation phase and have had limited training. Most of my experience over the years has been in intermediate and long term position trading/investment.
The PURPOSE OF THIS MESSAGE, therefore, is to seek out individuals and institutional employees who have been trained and used either or both of the above systems so we can 'compare notes' as we say. Kindly reply by posting here or email me at
< [email protected] >.
All the best,
Mike
