My experience w/ Bright Tradings week long training

I read the notes form the gentleman who attended both ours and Echo's training sessions. One of the reasons we offer free continuing education is that every class is different, and has a differernt type of attendee. Since we have between 20-40 attendees at each event, not everyone will be happy. Since you can return for free, I suggest you try it.

We have added a couple of hours on tape reading, and If someone really want to watch someone trade (rather silly, but I don't care), I would be happy to put me Redi up on the big screen so they can view every trade I make. We teach people about trading...and we do it better than anyone else can...and no one can teach anyone how to trade, period.

Re: Echo....I've had my comments taken down in the past about their "experts" - ex Bright traders who I wish the best to...and hope that someday they too will make money trading.

We are a real treading firm, not a "school"...and the hundreds of successful traders who have attended here are the proof. I constantly change our programs to help traders.....and...

Our advanced training is only available to Bright Traders....why would we be silly enough to give away all the best information to be spread around.

Thanks for the good words, and to the naysayers...I say "come on back, it's free"....and let's make some money!!

Don
 
I should clarify ... I did speak w/a few traders at the Bright Seminar. Three were fairly new (under 180 days). The other I spoke w/ didn't really have much to say. I got the feeling he didn't want to talk w/many ears in the room.

When I was at the Echo seminar, I did get to speak w/a Bright trader who came for the class. He had some interesting things to say ... there was the good, bad and ugly.

My reasons for posting this info isn't to slander or defame anyone or anybody, nor to stir controversy. The intention is to share what I have found, my conclusions and my decision. I've decided not to go Pro. and don't have to be concerned Mw/possibly offending a company I might be trading with in the future.

I'm not joining Bright, Echo or anyone else. I wouldn't have any major problems parking my $ with either *if* I intended to trade pro.

Sure, the sh#t is a little deep in places so wear your waders. Really no different in any other arena ...

Bottom line ... check both companies out (others, too) and make your own decisions. Relying upon someone else to make your conclusions for you can be hazardous to your health :-)
 
come on back, we already took your $1000. Plus, it will increase our attendance. Little do the newbies know that you are coming back because you aren't making money. That way you will continue to generate commissions for our firm. We need to squeeze the last drop of blood out of you.
 
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come on back, we already took your $1000. Plus, it will increase our attendance. Little do the newbies know that you are coming back because you aren't making money. That way you will continue to generate commissions for our firm. We need to squeeze the last drop of blood out of you.
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Blink, I'm sure you don't "own" anything...but your comments are just idle jabs with little or nothing to say. If anyone wants to search for your comments, please do ...then judge for yourselves what this guys agenda is.

Maybe I'll get a clerk to do my bidding for me....but if I did, they would do it with a little more intelligence than you have shown here. "Dumbing down" is one thing, but this is ridiculous.

(to the rest of your, sorry to sound so calous, but this person's "9 posts" have been just plain stupid).

Don
 
...Everything they tell you can be learned by reading an introduction to trading book. ...
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LOL. I would say that maybe 10% of what you get at a Bright class is available in a book. Further, even that 10% has to be constantly "tweeked." Trading is all about the details and the way that a first rate trader adapts a core edge in changing market environments.

YOU DON"T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.

nitro
 
LOL. I would say that maybe 10% of what you get at a Bright class is available in a book. Further, even that 10% has to be constantly be "tweeked." Trading is all about the details and the way that a first rate trader adapts a core edge in changing market environments.

YOU DON"T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.

nitro



Do you work there?????
 
...come on back, we already took your $1000. Plus, it will increase our attendance. Little do the newbies know that you are coming back because you aren't making money. That way you will continue to generate commissions for our firm. We need to squeeze the last drop of blood out of you.
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I went to the Bright class twice, and I spread them out on purpose over a couple of years to see how the strategies changed - this was _AS_IMPORTANT_TO_ME_AS_WHAT WAS_TAUGHT_AT_EACH_CLASS. I wanted to see how masters adapted.

I can tell you that I learned many times more the second time than the first. In fact, it was the turning point as a profitable trader for me.

It amazes me how many stupid things are said. But then I think, geez, when are people going to realize that things they say about someone else is a statement about _THEMSELVES_ and less about what is being said? Yet, they expound it as a truth, not qualified by, _FOR_ME_.

I agree with almost all posters on this forum, 9 or 10 traders are losers - if you _DON"T_KNOW_ that you are that 1 in 10, then you would be _SMART_ to know your limitations and go back to work, etc.

I find it funny that people I have never met are always trying to take care by telling me how Bright and Echo are just casinos and I better not give them my money in the form of comissions. These same people wouldn't hold the door open for me when entering a room -

nitro
 
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No. This is so funny. Hitman thought the same thing because he thougth that I defended Bright (and ECHO less because I know less about them.)

The answer is simple. I went to Bright classes. They taught me something.

_FOREVER_, I will be greatful to my teachers.

I feel that way about all my teachers.

nitro
 
Are trading seminars more popular on the left coast? I have been trading professionally for four years (in NYC) and I never hear about seminars or people attending them.
 
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