what market? locals? too vague. already plenty out there.
That entirely depends on how you define 'good'.which ones are any good?
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that explains it then, you're venting that pent up energy here.....![]()
those who trade do, those that can't teach.
But can they successfully teach? ie do you have to be a successful trader to successfully teach someone to be a successful trader? Personally I suspect not.
I totally agree with this... there are plenty of people in the world who are excellent at what they do and couldnt teach their way out of a paper bag...
Teaching is a skill in itself... My main University teacher was a "journalist" and he was teaching an architecture course... and he was brilliant... just because we was not a successful architect doesnt mean he couldnt teach architecture..
What about Jose Mouhrinio -- Arsen Wenga - neither good footballers.. both excellent coaches at the top of the game...
I totally agree with this... there are plenty of people in the world who are excellent at what they do and couldnt teach their way out of a paper bag...
Teaching is a skill in itself... My main University teacher was a "journalist" and he was teaching an architecture course... and he was brilliant... just because we was not a successful architect doesnt mean he couldnt teach architecture..
What about Jose Mouhrinio -- Arsen Wenga - neither good footballers.. both excellent coaches at the top of the game...
the application is slightly different in trading i think. it is quite easy to book-learn certain things however trading is something that is much more hands-on. I can book (parrot) learn almost everything about trading but i guarantee with all the information in the world you'd struggle to achieve even the most basic things.
ok then, we agree to differ.
my example would be you call a broker asking for something on your first trade-it is highly likely that whatever you ask for a) he'll laugh at it snd spot you as a newbie a mile off and b) tell you all the information you need but you won't have a fcking clue what he talking about.
if you are talking mechanical buy here/sell here/stop here/limit here it is pretty difficult to go wrong.
i absolutely understand what you mean-i find it very difficult to get across what i want to say but in my mind i know what i'm doing. so kind of the reverse of a good teacher.