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Pretty solid advice, and I'm sorry for the loss of your mentor. I posted a lot and was just trying to be proactive and make a productive use of my time by not wanting to re-invent the wheel. I figured it might be possible to learn a thing or two and shorten the learning curve, but I now know...

Never said I was an expert on the guy. I made the thread to ask questions. In an industry ripe with fraud, am I not able to do that? Is being critical and questioning on things others put out not okay with you? You sound like an angry piece of shit and have weird incel energy going on. I...

Thanks!

I think Andy is wrong. The excel file I downloaded showed take profits of around 30 points and he held for minutes/hours.

He trades CFDs though. Would this still be an issue?

Literally just asking questions on possible educators. Never mentioned wanting something for nothing. If you don't like what I'm writing then feel free to leave and not post here. No one asked you to join the conversation.

Not sure what your problem is or if you have some sort of vendetta against me. Please take our toxicity elsewhere.

Feel free to read my post next time. At no point did I mention learning on Youtube.

Solid advice. Thanks as always.

I downloaded about 50 pdfs from his site and Telegram. Somehow these got missed in the sea of other pdfs. I'll read these and report back. Thank you.

He's basically trading with a 1:1 return on risk (sometimes lower than 1), trading a standard size, but even though the size is constant the stop losses and take profit levels vary. So one trade he might take a 30 point hit, and other 60, so he'll lose $3k one trade and $6k another. His stops...

Is this the index equivalent to Forex, where you have zero regulation, wide spreads, and the broker trades against you? I'm from the USA, so I guess it's a definite no-go, even if I wanted to (which I don't).

Would knowing major price levels in the options market help with an aspiring futures trader? ie. If I want to get really good at this are charts enough or should I be always up to date on what SPX and NDX are doing if I'm tracking the E-mini S&P 500 and E-mini Nasdaq 100? If this was a dumb...

I was going to ask about that. That's basically when the broker trades against you, correct? You aren't actually getting executed in the live market? He's essentially placing bets on what the cash index is doing? How does one make money? Trading against the broker? If so, he could be in...

Here's a spreadsheet of trades taken in March. His position size is all over the place. Sometimes he makes $2k, sometimes it's $10k, and I'm not really sure how he manages this.

Thank you, will do.

What pattern is he even talking about?

Then he will post something like this, which might be useful, but he doesn't show any hard data and we have to take his word for it: I get the feeling that he's been trading for years, has seen a bunch of things, and kind of has an idea of what the market will do next, but is unable to teach it...

Thanks for this. You're right, it took you, what, all of about 5 minutes to make this? Anyone worth their weight would be able to produce an easy to follow example, so if he's not able, I'm sure he's a fraud. His setups are usually not marked up at all, just show random pictures of charts...

If you ask him he tells you to "go view the archive". In the archive are hundreds of videos, pictures, and audio files, that are all slow as hell to go through because he never seems to get to the point. I would think that he could just, off the top of his head, give his entry/exit conditions...