seguna said:
Yes, this doesn't quite add up. More ex-students should come forward. Or are we to believe there aren't any on T2W?
Hi,
I don't normally post on BB's as there are plenty of more experienced people to answer questions but just wanted to respond to let you know that there are other students around.
I am not currently trading due to work commitments and want to dedicate myself to trading full time to give myself the best possible chance. I expect this to be sometime next year.
As for the courses, yes they both make you think trading is easy and yes I have to say that it does look easy when you are shown, but as was mentioned earlier, if it looks difficult then you are probably doing it wrong.
Naz showed me some setups and later in the day we put these into practice, we marked on live charts where he bought/sold. We then had a cup of tea and went back to see what had happened. All 3 trades were in profit and we were up by several hundred points (I cannot remember the exact figures and its not important). Richards examples were not traded live (this may have changed in later courses) but we identified some stocks that had potential, we then looked later in the day and applied the techniques that he teaches and again if we followed the rules then a healthy profit would have been taken from the market.
I think the courses are worth the money, if I could have my time again then I would still do the courses but maybe leave it until I was ready to dedicate more of my time to trading. I suspect that I will do the courses again next year after a few months trading as I am sure that their techniques have improved.
I have traded some of the methods taught and found that when I stick to the rules (and dont' get interrupted in the office) then a profit usually follows, I wish I had these skills under my belt during the Internet boom as I am sure that it would have saved me giving all of my profits and a good chunk of my savings back!
Good luck in all you do.
Tokio.