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CoreForex, I too thought you were leaving ET unfortunately you are back. Why don't you write another book and some more articles, obviously it is the best you can do.

All right, I am sold, just tell me where should I send the money. Is a check ok or should I send cash ?

Blah blah blah...but no audited statement.

Makes a profit ? So you say and so does he, but no audited statement !

If someone offers you only 100k and asks for your statement you would turn him down ? Good for you, but the same works on the other side. If a money manager/mentor can't be verified with an audited statement I turn him down and everyone else should do the same.

Oh yes it is. Why take the chance of losing $6500 ? Mentoring it is nothing more than another financial scam. That's why you ask for an audited record. Except very very few exceptions if one is so good at making money chances are that he is going to trade instead of mentoring perfect strangers.

Why would one want to deal with such a headache ? How about the OP provides an audited statement ? End of the story :-)

Having a license has no correlation with being good at trading but having an audited record does. That is the ONLY evidence. Ask Madoff.

Except that there is no licence :-) Just a lot of empty words and the very expensive fee to be paid in full right away.

Bone you ask $6500, to teach so it does not make any difference. You are not required to do a thing, but if someone pays you just based on your words he is a fool. What you say or what other people say about you is irrilevant. If you can make money it should not be a problem to prove it. If...

and this is for your post "professor" NEVER, NEVER, NEVER show them an audited Profit and Loss statement.

How to be a Guru in 10 easy Steps: 1. Explain how making 20 ES points a day is really easy, using past charts and showing where you would have bought and sold. 2. Tell everyone that everyone else likely blew up trading because they are dumb, and not following your method 3. Explain...

Sure solitude is not the best part, but you can make up later during the day and meet whoever you like. Hopefully you can find other reasons than take a shower because you go to the gym. Trading is not a team sport where everyone is happy to help each other so everyone makes a bunch of...

Everyone has an ego except you. You can get a feel of what the market will do ? If you could actually do just that, know what the close would be day after day you'd be a millionaire. Some people life is a gamble no questions about it, but trading is not gambling. The distorted...

Hmm let's see how anyone can deny the facts: 1) Arrogance/big ego. ( So what if over 95% fail at day trading ? ) 2) Believe they can predict the future aka where the market will go in the next minute/hour. 3) Gambler mentality. 4) Living in a distorted reality. (One day it might)...

You should be specific when you talk about options trading. Was your result miserable because you were BUYING options ? If that's the reason you can totally say it :-) If you are talking about buying options the approach has the same gambling mentality of the retail day trader and the...

To gaj: oh no, they are facts: You and people like you are against Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and the biggest institutions around. As you try to reach for the gold your little fingers get chopped. Here is an example: Automated Trading Desk among the other things is able to trade...

You on the other hand figured it all out, especially when you day trade with a small account while having payments and family to support.

5, 7, 10 years or more. No one can be lucky for 10 years, but one could be for a few years. If you can make 100% return with the risk to lose it all, go for it, but I tend to doubt you will be in the game for a long time. Making a lot of money to lose it all in the end, is nothing to brag...