Trading Mentor/Coach wanted!!
- Thread starter SOStrader
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Did you say you were in Raschke's Chat Room and she was losing money?
http://www.lbrgroup.com/
I doubt it. I don't use her style. But it works for her. The trading room is designed for the new guy with simple setups. I know she is trading her own accounts behind the scenes and not sharing those trades with the chat room using more complicated setups.
She takes your money big time, but she has a lot to offer a new kid on the block.
She is full of information about the markets and gives classes after the market closes.
No_pm's strategy is classic Raschke. Read his threads. He went to her seminar and then made a working strategy. What better recommendation is that?
http://www.lbrgroup.com/
I doubt it. I don't use her style. But it works for her. The trading room is designed for the new guy with simple setups. I know she is trading her own accounts behind the scenes and not sharing those trades with the chat room using more complicated setups.
She takes your money big time, but she has a lot to offer a new kid on the block.
She is full of information about the markets and gives classes after the market closes.
No_pm's strategy is classic Raschke. Read his threads. He went to her seminar and then made a working strategy. What better recommendation is that?
Caveat emptor.
SosTrader, you're probably not going to want to hear this, but for the benefit of others I'll tell you....trading cannot be taught...it has to be caught. By that I mean you must have a perceptive nature. Without it, buy a trading system and execute it mechanically.
I've tried to teach a few people (relatives) and had them sit with me for hours. I'd say "you see that?" They'd say "see what?". What I found was most people can't perceive the difference between opportunity, risk, and danger in a position. Without it, you'll never be able to create your own strategies. Sure, you can mimic a strategy taught to you, but you might as well be a system trader.
I've tried to teach a few people (relatives) and had them sit with me for hours. I'd say "you see that?" They'd say "see what?". What I found was most people can't perceive the difference between opportunity, risk, and danger in a position. Without it, you'll never be able to create your own strategies. Sure, you can mimic a strategy taught to you, but you might as well be a system trader.
SOSTrader,
This is not an advertisement, just my personal view. Years ago I had the same question that you are asking here, and took the Pristine 3-day seminar: I liked the people (Oliver Velez and Greg Capra) and the knowledge they shared with us, very much, and my trading benefited a lot.
Why don't you do the same? If not them, try Dave Nassar of MarketWise, or Linda Raschke, or Tony Oz - there are many excellent traders out there willing to teach, for a fee. They also have trading tools that they can share with you and show you how to use them - again, for a fee.
Trading is the ultimate capitalistic profession. If you want something, find someone who has it and offer to buy it. Knowledge and experience is for sale to the highest bidder: do not shortchange your education because (as one of them says) ignorance is very expensive.
This is not an advertisement, just my personal view. Years ago I had the same question that you are asking here, and took the Pristine 3-day seminar: I liked the people (Oliver Velez and Greg Capra) and the knowledge they shared with us, very much, and my trading benefited a lot.
Why don't you do the same? If not them, try Dave Nassar of MarketWise, or Linda Raschke, or Tony Oz - there are many excellent traders out there willing to teach, for a fee. They also have trading tools that they can share with you and show you how to use them - again, for a fee.
Trading is the ultimate capitalistic profession. If you want something, find someone who has it and offer to buy it. Knowledge and experience is for sale to the highest bidder: do not shortchange your education because (as one of them says) ignorance is very expensive.
does she still do "turtle soup" ?
