Hi Allen,
Welcome back! I'm glad you've decided to stay and address some of the points put to you. If I have misunderstood or misinterpreted your posts - then please point out my mistake(s) and I will apologize. Rather than making a general post, it would be helpful if you could quote specific sentences so that subscribers to the thread are crystal clear about what was actually said and what is good or bad about the comments. With that thought in mind . . .
. . . It's understandable that some people may not agree with what I have to say. I'm not saying they should, I am merely attempting to explain what I do that works.
Excellent - this is what T2W exists for. We're in total agreement so far!
. . . As far as the moderator I'm very disappointed in you going along with personal attacks. I would think that the owners of the forum would not appreciate it either. Just because you don't understand or you get something wrong which you have.
I suspect this refers to me? Lots of members assume that all staff are Mods - which is understandable - but not correct. I'm not a Mod and don't have Mod privileges, which is why I advised you in an earlier post to use the red flag 'Report Post' facility if you wish to make a complaint about anyone's post - mine included. The Mods will treat my posts exactly the same as any other member. If I've misunderstood something or got something wrong - please point it out to me by quoting the specific post / sentence.
. . . To clear up one misunderstanding I never said 8 to 1 risk reward ratio this was a mistake that the moderator made. He asked me what my profit ratio was. To be honest I don't have a clue what he was referring to.
Again, if the Mod reference here is to a post of mine, it would be helpful to quote it please. I've never mentioned risk : reward ratios as such, so perhaps you're referring to someone else? You are correct in saying that I asked what your profit ratio is and you replied with
this post. It is very clear and explains where I and others have got the 8 : 1 profit ratio from.
. . .Then he starts touting this as a risk reward ratio.
Again, if this is a reference to me, I've not mentioned anything about risk : reward ratios.
. . .I find it slightly entertaining that the numbers I post most of you think are really good because to me they are not. I often feel I believe too many pips on the table. Or missed too many trades. But there is nothing fake about my numbers and there really not spectacular.
I suspect this is the nub of the problem. Assuming you've read my two previous posts, then you must, surely, understand why your figures look amazing? If the calculations are incorrect, then I must have used the wrong figures to begin with. If you want to start over and supply new figures - please do so.
. . . Since that something that 95% or more of people trying to trade will never be able to do I would think that before you start casting stones you might read some of the things that I have written on my $25 webpage (by the way I have built that websites entirey myself and it reflects my personality if you don't like it sorry for its cheap price) you may find that one little bit of information that puts you on the path to financial freedom.
I have no issues with your website. I am merely concerned with what gets written here. As you may or may not know, the bulk of T2W members are new traders just starting out. Figures like yours fuel the misconception that trading is easy and that big money can be made quickly. Although you are at pains to point out in your latest video and elsewhere that this is not the case, your figures suggest otherwise. This is what's landed you in such hot water. Like I say, if you want to start afresh and supply new figures, please go ahead. If you're not familiar with the terminology that I've used, a comprehensive explanation can be found in this Sticky:
Essentials Of 'Risk & Money Management' (If you don't want to read the whole thing, scroll down to the section entitled: 'SPECIFIC RISK MANAGEMENT')
Just to be clear, I have nothing against you personally and much of what you post is absolutely fine. However, T2W does have a duty of care to protect its members, some of whom are taken in by big numbers. Slice 'n dice it any way you want Allen, a success ratio of 90% and profit ratio of 8 : 1 are at the top end of the stratosphere! I hope this helps you to understand a bit more about the way T2W works and why you've received the level of criticism that you have.
Tim.