Oh, sorry. I'm out of it. Getting married on Saturday so my mind is all over the place 
actually, looking back, i definitely didnt read your post closely.
actually, looking back, i definitely didnt read your post closely.
Will Pay $1000 Per Hour For GOOD Mentor
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Thank you, I'm not really trading this week, still watching and evaluating things. Probably not the best idea to trade actively the week before the big event. Plus I'll be in Europe for the next two weeks afterwards anyways. Guess thats why I am posting so much intraday lately
"I don't think true mentors charge their proteges. However, vendors do so gladly. Perhaps not in every case, but on balance I think that a vendor is a mentor's evil twin."
i don't care too much about semantics, but i guess this doesn't make me a "true mentor" since i charge my trainees (proteges).
it's a business.
regardless, if you want to call people like me a "vendor" because we actually DARE to charge for a valuable service (trader training), that's ok. but "evil twin?"
get real
you get what you pay for... usually
or don't pay for
i don't care too much about semantics, but i guess this doesn't make me a "true mentor" since i charge my trainees (proteges).
it's a business.
regardless, if you want to call people like me a "vendor" because we actually DARE to charge for a valuable service (trader training), that's ok. but "evil twin?"
get real
you get what you pay for... usually
or don't pay for
Please note that I wrote "perhaps not in every case." People who sell products or services are vendors. If you don't like the term, we may have to opt for another language.
We both know that this sector is glutted with unscrupulous vendors whose only business is to part customers with their money. If you are among the legitimate vendors who provide value, then my hat is off to you. But the problem in this sector is that you typically DON'T get what you pay for.
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