Quote from RAMOUTAR:
It's very difficult to teach someone how to trade, if you're not a trader, don't trade, and don't make money trading. I love trading, I love making money trading and I love helping other people make money trading. The best feeling next to pulling money out the market, is watching else someone do it after you've taught them, and taking it from someone who will never learn.That's got to be the number question I get from traders, "If you're such a great trader, how come you're not trading?" I appreciate the question, and happy to answer it. That's when I grab them by the hand and show them how I trade, and help them do the same. Bernard Baruch, JP Morgan, Anthony Robbins, Bruce Lee, and Burt Reynolds (when Burt was a great actor) all gave seminars or had schools where they shared their knowledge and taught others. I'd say they were pretty good at what they did. There are exceptions to the rule, and it's a shame that it's the exception and NOT the rule. Thanks for the comments on the site, and soon there will be a wealth of helpful trading info on there for everyone to see for free. If ever I can be of help to you Vegasoul, drop me a line. Be well!
There's a Latin saying for that : "Docis Docendum" - Teaching (others) teaches (yourself)
I agree in all points - And I will consider becoming a coach myself - Since you can always make plenty more money with a lot less risk, be celebrated as a guru by bloddy beginners, and have an income business that's actually accredited by the bank.
I'm sure none of the above points motivated YOU

However, I also agree with Vegasoul. Since you're not making a living solely from trading, you cannot be considered a trader. Sorry.
This thread is about TRADERS. This is by definition somebody who makes a living only from trading, which is something that makes things a lot more complicated.
-Your whole life and future is dependent on trading performance.
-You have to live off your equity (no worries if you've go extra $$$ incoming for 'coaching' etc.
-I bet you don't LIVE for the market. You don't get up in the morning, analyze everything, then meditate and set your goals for a hopefully successful trading day, then go and develop and test more systems on the go and so on and so on.
-There's a *H*U*G*E* difference between being a part-time trader and being a full-time trader. You are a part-time trader.
-This place is not intended for free advertising. If you want ppl to buy your thing, go and switch a banner on this site. It will bring you more traffic, and besides it WILL ACTUALLY BENEFIT elitetraders by putting your money in here, rather than ANNOYING US with spam.
I hope I wasn't being too cruel or judgmental here.
People, tell me if you don't agree.
~Scientist
That's got to be the number question I get from traders, "If you're such a great trader, how come you're not trading?" I appreciate the question, and happy to answer it. That's when I grab them by the hand and show them how I trade, and help them do the same. Bernard Baruch, JP Morgan, Anthony Robbins, Bruce Lee, and Burt Reynolds (when Burt was a great actor) all gave seminars or had schools where they shared their knowledge and taught others. I'd say they were pretty good at what they did. There are exceptions to the rule, and it's a shame that it's the exception and NOT the rule. Thanks for the comments on the site, and soon there will be a wealth of helpful trading info on there for everyone to see for free. If ever I can be of help to you Vegasoul, drop me a line. Be well!