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Firstly, because I do not even know what you trade. Secondly, I wrote below - I have absolutely no incentive to share my strategy with anyone on an annonymous forum. My point was that not all paid courses are automatically scam - that is all. :)

Bits and pieces were all I needed it seems :)

The way I see it, I do not NEED to do anything. The more people that employ specific strategy, the less edge there is as you probably know. Why do you think plenty of people avoid all questions about their trading strategy? Also, advertising for specific trading courses on a public forum is not...

Ok I was talking about a beginner. Once you have a strategy (where did you learn it?) you can backtest and draw conclusions obviously. Did you just read books on support and resistance? I am truly curious. I took two courses in my life (similar ones) and I learnt a lot from both (am not...

What is your alternative apart from paying for a course? How is your learning process going?

I do not understand this concept "If they are selling courses, they are not making money trading". Probably is true for plenty of scammers, but if that is your logic, you will never find a good course - the one actually worth paying for. Also with such courses - the value is in the...

Two out of the three guys are activist investors and I would not compare them to a retail investor. Their investment strategy has nothing do to with S&P in reality. I personally think index funds are an amazing invention. They track a certain index (such as S&P) and instead on outperformance...

https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/01/23/warren-buffett-berkshire-beat-stock-market-2023/#:~:text=Warren%20Buffett%20Just%20Beat%20the,The%20Motley%20Fool...

What exactly are you asking me here? Are you representing an institutional investor? If yes, then you have an investment team in house. Are you a HNWI which qualifies to invest in such funds? If yes, then I am sure you can afford a proper financial advisor who would do a risk assessment and...

Love the success stories. Congrats and keep up the good work!

Yes, the 2/20 structure is the most common. Once funds grow over a certain size they often reduce the management fee to 1.5 or 1%. Of funds of funds who have "less" work, charge 1%. You can try to invest in the long only positions 45 days later, but you will probably not get same performance...

Just a few thoughts that came to my mind. I worked for years in private markets investment funds industry and wanted to correct a couple of things for the people who might not be so familiar with the industry. Firstly, there is a tough fight to get investors and trust me, the performance is one...

Additional reason why the pensions are not sustainable (many countries who follow the pay-as-you-go system) is the demographic trends - not enough people are being born. When the system was designed, the population was increasing (over 2.1 children born per couple), now it is below 2 I believe...

Well the way I look at it is if I get one good idea out of it it was time well spent. And considering how unpopular indicators are at the moment, maybe the time, when they will regain their former glory is coming in a couple of years! And I imagine there are new indicators being built and...

Love this topic, thank you for your contribution. I was just thinking in the last days that I need to brush up on the knowledge of the "traditional" indicators and started googling things randomly. Your topic popped up perfectly!

So true. And this is also one of the arguments why Europeans started to be more open about mass immigration of foreign working population. I remember my grandmother - I believe she retired when she was around 50? And lived until 90+. So she was contributing for less than 40 years (absolute...

Well the way I see it, no one here is actively mentoring. Giving out advice is just a forum discussion and it is up to every individual to decide if they want to take it or not. Maybe different things work for different people - if some people feel giving out statements gives them more...

Well not everywhere - some countries have Pay-As-You-Go system, where current payments of the working population fund directly the pensions of the current retirees. This is Pillar I. Pillar II are various employment contributions, where not every company unfortunately contributes and Pillar...

Well I personally consider it extremely rude if people are asking me how much money I am making. In real life as well as online. The topic concerns only me, my husband and my tax advisor :cool:

Yep, I would guess the strategy is not optimal for the market conditions of the past years...