Article The Majority Are Not Always Right

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“Many traders, surprisingly, aren’t competitive at all: they’re drawn to trading because of a perceived easy lifestyle. These are among the least resilient traders. As soon as it becomes clear that trading out of a hole means real work, they lose motivation and interest.” – Steve Ward
Why do some say they are no longer interested in trading? Some even believe that retail trading doesn’t work because they’re yet to see any consistently profitable retail trader! Some also think that only institutional traders are well equipped to make money through trading – thinking that retail traders are simply incompetent. Some who abandon trading think there are many better ways of making money. Are they right? Before these questions are answered, here are a couple of excerpts from articles written by established traders.
“The vast majority of market players will start with a trading book or seminar written or delivered by someone who writes books and delivers seminars, NOT a real market...

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[gamma]

Nothing but a load of waffle.

 

[shadowninja]

In fairness, he doesn't say what he has to offer, only what he doesn't offer, if I've skimmed it correctly. In fairness to me, TLDR.

 

[Shakone]

A summary of 3 pages is that, many people believe forex retail trading can't be done, and many listen to failed traders and lose, but it really can be done.

Wow, thanks for that. I gave it a 1 out of 10.

 

[gamma]

In fairness, he doesn't say what he has to offer, only what he doesn't offer, if I've skimmed it correctly. In fairness to me, TLDR.

Hi Shadow,
Have not seen much of you lately.

I see he quotes an example of a trade from some time back, he does not say whether this was a live trade or one that curve fits his example.
Somehere in the article it mentions his alert service and there is more on this when you read his profile on FXstreet.
would be intersting to see some comments from traders who have more knowledge of him maybe from someone who follows him on fxstreet.

Shakone sums it up perfectly!

 

[tradingguru2]

yer good stuff