In that case, for that price, he/she must not be very good?And of course it is normal that he prices his experience and time.
In that case, for that price, he/she must not be very good?And of course it is normal that he prices his experience and time.
If Stan Druckenmiller offers a trading course, I would sign up in a heartbeat.Pretty much all old timers are no longer making money, we don’t hear about new books about them, new names or great trades.
Now we have computers, regulation, margin restrictions, erosion of arbitrage opportunities, etc.
You can’t hold through large drawdowns that some of them survived.
Everything is different.
Professional Coach earns money by teaching.
Occassionally he might trade but most likely he wouldn't succeed.
Professional Trader earns money by trading.
Occassionally he might teach people out of goodwill. He would do it rarely.
Common sense will tell you after you have earned millions of dollars from trading,
you'd never ever want to coach people and face hostile angry frustrated critical demanding students.
why bother to coach student and earn such a tiny $1500 per student amount when you can easily earn $$$f rom trading?
Unsuccessful trader wouldn't be able to earn a single cent from trading.
So to put his skills to good use, he'd better be a professional coach.
Professional Coach and Professional Trader cannot & will not be same person.
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99% chance this guy aint making money.
Yes, I knew of two up sell strategies:There is always an up sell in those seminars.