Sigh, all this pointing to the evidence yet nobody's willing to point exactly where, is getting really annoying. I went to YouTube to look for some of the webinar videos and voila, ChipShotTrader's claim is correct. In this video:
Market Geometry -Back to Basics -Trading Set Ups Utilizing Principles of Money Mgmt & Risk Reward
Mr Morge is being introduced as:
(05:36) He is a regular lecturer at some of the most prestigious
graduate schools of business and finance in the united
states, including mit, stanford, and the university of
chicago.
And Mr. Morge himself said:
(07:30) This is a presentation in the style that I use when
lecturing at MIT and Stanford. Please be patient while
the material unfolds. At University, this might be a
three or four hour lecture.
So he is implying that he regularly lectures at MIT and Stanford. As ChipShotTrader claimed, he has asked MIT and MIT had said that they do not recognize Mr. Morge as a lecturer. (What about Stanford?)
In this video:
Advanced Use of Wide Range Bars & Gaps When Trading CME Group Currency Futures
Mr. Morge said:
(74:38) I'd like to say it's 80% science and 20%
(74:41) art okay and I get three PhDs so I know
(74:45) the statistics but that being said
(74:47) here's what I get
so he did claim that he holds three PhD degrees.
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Should both of the abovementioned videos be taken offline, I have downloaded them including the transcript. Feel free to PM me for copies.