Quote from steve46:
On a sad note, I have received some PM's from folks who have been approached by an ET member trying to sell trading systems.The problem is the information he is trying to sell is in the public domain (available from several sites, or even free from the exchanges) The asking price is $6,000. The member handle is Samson77. Based on the PM's I have received, Samson is approaching newbies and not-so-newbies and befriending them, then offering to share some of the infro free. After he has "shared" some of the information, he tells them that the rest is simply too valuable to share for free, BUT for a price ($6,000) he will hook them up with the rest of the "lessons". Please don't be one of the folks that falls for that scam.
Good luck in the markets on Monday
Steve
Quote from Bitstream:
I know (not personally) two fellas: Alan Rich and Richard joydston who frequently post on trade2win and offer their tuition courses.
They are highly regarded by the trading community and after reading many of their posts I realised they may be really talking the talk and walking the walk: they teach
how to read L2 and tape and how to ride volatile naz stocks.
I am very skeptical of mentors in general but so far these two guys have impressed me with daring and original trading ideas that are largely rejected by the masses but that I always embraced myself.
They also publish details of many transactions they make in real time, including account balances.
Of course I may be wrong and it turns out to be a very well orchestrated spam or a waste of money.
You can check them out in the trade2win website.
Mind you they live in London.

I suggest that you read the following book:Quote from TheStudent:
Larry Williams is genuine - I think I've seen his trading record somewhere.
Quote from Businessman:
don't fall for it, they never show their account
balances, they are charlatans like the rest, they target newbies who are easily impressed
and write good reviews for them.