londontrader2011
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Laughable indeed. Digby (thread starter) must be a sacked TT employee or binned Turtle. He started with a plan to trash Baghdady in a "should I do a course?" thread but it turned into a rant and he blew credibility by going over the top (fleapit office, talking to ex-staff, etc)
I've been into the TT office for a free seminar and Turtle interview the place is fine (Google Street View guys, it's not a war zone!). TT course wasn't for me due to cost and I wanted to learn the basics myself first, but if the Turtles nail it, I might look again. They'll need to prove methods and success beyond doubt though.
If any newbies also saw this thread trending and made it this far through the chaff, well done and let's savage something useful. Like me, for starters, read all the free education on here, ForexFactory and BabyPips etc, read books, go to CNBC's free web lessons, go meet traders and wannabe traders at free seminars, CityAM events etc and listen to the people you meet (often you'll learn useful info from the crowds over coffee breaks, especially about negatives experiences, but again watch for bias).
If you want to go the paid training route as a leg up, do your due diligence by talking to the trainers and getting proof of any claims. If I was a trainer and coining it in, I'd love nothing more than to show you my bulging account... Be wary of those that can't/won't
I've been into the TT office for a free seminar and Turtle interview the place is fine (Google Street View guys, it's not a war zone!). TT course wasn't for me due to cost and I wanted to learn the basics myself first, but if the Turtles nail it, I might look again. They'll need to prove methods and success beyond doubt though.
If any newbies also saw this thread trending and made it this far through the chaff, well done and let's savage something useful. Like me, for starters, read all the free education on here, ForexFactory and BabyPips etc, read books, go to CNBC's free web lessons, go meet traders and wannabe traders at free seminars, CityAM events etc and listen to the people you meet (often you'll learn useful info from the crowds over coffee breaks, especially about negatives experiences, but again watch for bias).
If you want to go the paid training route as a leg up, do your due diligence by talking to the trainers and getting proof of any claims. If I was a trainer and coining it in, I'd love nothing more than to show you my bulging account... Be wary of those that can't/won't