Al Brooks did a live trading workshop in Orlando last year for $2,499 a pop but with no live streaming or recordings (all phones off while Al is in the building)
The little guy is camera shy when it comes to performing live.
I have seen him trade live twice and both times got out at BE.
Trading is an endeavor whose outcome is based on probability. That makes it risky to teach it, since, most people do not really understand probability in its true sense. If he managed to exit the trade at BE then he is too good, as it seems he covered two potential loss trades at BE. Place yourself in his shoes in that scenario, and you will understand what I mean.
Let us try to understand how this problem could be handled. There are setups where he says the probability is 60%. He has to show someone maybe a hundred transactions that have the same setup to demonstrate that the setup is profitable over the hundred trades. How easy is that to show in a live demonstration? How many days that would take to demonstrate it on a live scenario on 5 minute time frame that he uses?
I am not blindly supporting him. I am trying to understand what happened or what could happen.
The other way to handle the problem is to train the students well on probability games and move them to trading once they are ready. How easy is that when most people don't want to pay USD 70 for a book or say USD 399 for sessions? I think it is difficult to be a trading trainer in the current scenario.
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