David Williams Pagetrader Course
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Avoid anything called "master ". It's no doubt bogus.
Larry's son is following in the old mans footsteps.
Larry's son is following in the old mans footsteps.
I think you got it right. Here are some other adjectives/nouns that suggest the same: veteran, pro, professional, professor, and variations of those.
But, of course, each case should be considered individually.
Also anything about finance with the word "forecaster" is also bogus. Even weather forecasting with all the satellites and scientific analysis is no good more than a week out. There are no 'price satellites' indicating what's coming next in a price series, yet naive traders still believe in the price-forecast fairy. LOL
I don't think this guy is Larry Williams' son. Larry has a son named Jason who wrote a book on trading psychology.
Hello,
If you want to know the truth about the "Master Forecaster Course", ask yourself if it is a forecasting course that we are talking about or just a course based on TIMING.
The "Master Forecaster Course" seems to mislead the public because this is NOT a truth forecasting process that we learn, but essentially a TIMING tool. That 's a big difference!
Because you pay a high price for something that is supposed to forecast things. This is where the big problem is of course : The title, the advertising, the misleading statements in the on-line advertising with words such as "forecast" everywhere...
And then, after 2 day of seminar, your money is gone: This is the only think that can be forecasted -- after you sign their contract. (Oh, be sure that they have a big attorney server on-line that scan the Internet in order to avoid any "leak" revealing some details concerning their seminar).
If you can blow away some money and spent some of your time (and travel budget) for a timing tool, a classical indicator, then yes this seminar is interesting.
But if you want to learn a real forecasting course and thus avoid deception, then you must try the force to walk away and be detached from their advertising.
As simple as that!
Best Regards,
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Bill
If you want to know the truth about the "Master Forecaster Course", ask yourself if it is a forecasting course that we are talking about or just a course based on TIMING.
The "Master Forecaster Course" seems to mislead the public because this is NOT a truth forecasting process that we learn, but essentially a TIMING tool. That 's a big difference!
Because you pay a high price for something that is supposed to forecast things. This is where the big problem is of course : The title, the advertising, the misleading statements in the on-line advertising with words such as "forecast" everywhere...
And then, after 2 day of seminar, your money is gone: This is the only think that can be forecasted -- after you sign their contract. (Oh, be sure that they have a big attorney server on-line that scan the Internet in order to avoid any "leak" revealing some details concerning their seminar).
If you can blow away some money and spent some of your time (and travel budget) for a timing tool, a classical indicator, then yes this seminar is interesting.
But if you want to learn a real forecasting course and thus avoid deception, then you must try the force to walk away and be detached from their advertising.
As simple as that!
Best Regards,
--
Bill
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