Trader-Dale reviews?

Tylerweitz11 said:
Do any of you have experience with Trader-Dale? If yes, how was your experience.

I am wanting to sharpen my skills around order flow and key levels, his brand of training looks interesting but I am a little bit side eyed about him not truly revealing who he is.

G7FX is the other program that looks potentially interesting.
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Professional traders don't like to teach.
They find teaching very distracting and annoying.


They prefer to earn $$$$ from trading.
They prefer to just focus on trading.



Anyway, you don't have much choice but to learn from
the professional writers / talkers.
There are millions of professional writers / talkers for you to choose from.



Every time I watch youtube,
I can see thousands and thousands of
professional writers / talkers writing / talking about
investment/trading and those things.

Most likely Google has spyware on my computer.
And they know
that my charting s/w is on, and my trading platforms are on.
Very annoying.
Anyway, my point is
There are millions of professional writers / talkers for you to choose from.

You have to :
learn
unlearn / decontaminate your mind
then self-learn
 
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Tylerweitz11 said:
Do any of you have experience with Trader-Dale? If yes, how was your experience.

I am wanting to sharpen my skills around order flow and key levels, his brand of training looks interesting but I am a little bit side eyed about him not truly revealing who he is.

G7FX is the other program that looks potentially interesting.
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by definition trader Dale is not a trader but a salesman. He has no trade room, no track record and no performance data. His entire site is devoted to selling strategies and education. That is why we struggle to figure out his actual value because he has no definitive performance with which to work with . It probably best to call him Salesman Dale and there is literally 2000+ sites just like him: all vendor/no trader.
 
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The reality is if you're good at trading you do one of two things:
1. trade for yourself
2. leverage your talent and manage OPM

No way in the world someone will teach you a specific edge. What they will teach you is generalities that some people have mentioned already that you can get for FREE with simple google (now chatgpt) search!

I say don't waste time taking these useless courses. Just read bunch of books, backtest/demo, then trade live.
 
I purchased his book "Order Flow: Trading Setups" for Kindle (relatively inexpensive) to find out it was free at his website. Oh well, live and learn. After reading the book, you will find that it's a disguised pitch to buy his order flow indicator for the awful trading charting software Ninjatrader, and his "training courses." This type of marketing approach is well known, and gives you a clue as to the type of information (or lack of) in his training courses.
 
TraderTango said:
I purchased his book "Order Flow: Trading Setups" for Kindle (relatively inexpensive) to find out it was free at his website. Oh well, live and learn. After reading the book, you will find that it's a disguised pitch to buy his order flow indicator for the awful trading charting software Ninjatrader, and his "training courses." This type of marketing approach is well known, and gives you a clue as to the type of information (or lack of) in his training courses.
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good call, books are generally considered obsolete as soon as the ink dries on the page.
 
mason macgregorson said:
good call, books are generally considered obsolete as soon as the ink dries on the page.
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Not surprised, but his book on Volume Profile was decent, introductory, lots of typos and broken english in the writing, but clear enough and got me started on how to use VP.
 
Dollardogs said:
Not surprised, but his book on Volume Profile was decent, introductory, lots of typos and broken english in the writing, but clear enough and got me started on how to use VP.
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Reading his book on volume profile shows he probably doesn't know math well.

On page 143 he talks about red coming out 32 times in a row on roulette as being the "world record" (it is insinuated this is a fair wheel).

Now he probably just googled this, as I got the same stat as number one result. But wait!!! When I read this I immediately called bullshit.

Then I did the math and it would take 1.183x10^10 seconds longer than the universe has existed for red to come out 32 times in a row on a fair roulette wheel, assuming a spin every second.

This just shows you he is a salesman selling a course, not a trader with a mathematical edge.

By the way, he assumes a win rate of 60% with 1:1rr

Not likely.
 
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