well, at least they changed their ridiculous banner..
just a note for newbies that might be reading this thread.. when i first started trading nasdaq stocks in 2000, i joined a fairly popular chat room because i wanted to learn from other successful traders.. the operators of this room did not have a clue about trading and created ALOT of losses for those in the room who were either blindly following their calls or who were trying to learn a method that had a negative expectancy.. interestingly, there was always someone posting about a big win in the room or about how the room had helped "turn their trading around".. of course, no one likes to brag so much about their losses in public..
what i found was that many of the traders in the room stayed there even though they traded vastly different styles because of friendships made in the room.. (most of these people were not paying to be in the room).. also i came to find out that many of the handles in the room were shills.. dummy names used by the site operator to ask just the right question at just the right time.. and also to pump up the attitude in the room.. and to make the room appear to have more members than it did..
there are some really good chat room services out there.. you can tell the good ones because they tell you the truth about trading.. they will talk alot about probabilities.. also the psychological aspects of trading.. they will drill into your head the need to keep accurate records and to review them constantly.. they will want you to have a thorough understanding of the setups used before placing your first trade.. in short, they will want you to succeed.. they arent afraid to tell you that you will pay tuition to learn this business.. and they dont make wild claims about profit potential..
newbies, beware.. the learning curve in this business is steep.. make sure if a chat room claims something that they can back it up..
do a search on ET.. there are better places to learn..
-qwik