Communication Recommendation on Trading Courses

[Capital]

100% agree. Signed up for Ali’s course based on your recommendation. Trying one step at a time.

I would do this one first to understand the jargon of options in continuation with Ali

https://clubbingbuy.net/threads/the-quant-course-hedge-fund-strategies-for-retail-investors.274/

One spot left for this one for main list price

 

[MalcomLeed]

i think there's just a bunch of serial course buyers here tbh. i used to be the same with ecom courses so not judging, i just wish we could all get serious and lock in

Most courses suck even in eCom, its finding helpful ones

 

[MalcomLeed]

Even though funding 550K and personal account always try up my game with any little info i can, always learning

 

[Amine1988]

I bought many courses since 2016 and still blowing accounts and the worst course I bought was the ICT

 

[Capital]

I bought many courses since 2016 and still blowing accounts and the worst course I bought was the ICT

ICT is a fraud

 

[Amine1988]

wHAT I used to trade is forex and metals like xauusd, and indices like us30 and nasdaq wich courses are the best
someone recommand to me The1%ers Trade Club and patrik nill

 

[yeongsu]

ICT is a fraud

YoUr StOpLosS iS mY TaRgEt. ThAkns FoR beInG The LiqUidiTy

 

[Capital]

YoUr StOpLosS iS mY TaRgEt. ThAkns FoR beInG The LiqUidiTy

 

[daronktv]

Neoh yong 1%ers is legit.

He using verified broker (IC Markets)

Isn’t he using ICT shit?

 

[trader_joe]

Lads all you need is Axia, VolSignals, and maybe Euan Sinclair. The rest is unnecessary complexity. Most of the "signals" and "paid indicators" is absolute cope - they're selling to the gullible who believe in a "holy grail". Other courses - like the Global Macro course can add nuance to your understanding of the world so they still have value. But the majority of other shite I see people looking to buy on here is a waste of time and money - would be better spent gaining feedback and experience from the markets imo.

The truth is: there's no escaping the work. The only constant is change. Ultimately markets are effectively a "voting mechanism" - people voting with their money. The reason why market behaviours change is because people's behaviour changes as they learn from their experiences. They'll do more of what works for them and less of what doesn't (at least if they don't change what's not working they'll go bankrupt).

That's why buying indicators/signals is (generally speaking) a waste of time because whatever "edge" they're exploiting will eventually be eroded away and/or need updating.

Hence you need to focus on learning the principles, develop processes that apply those principles, and be always collecting feedback from the market and trying to evolve / develop them over time. Your process is the only thing you can control.

 

[ba_cl]

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Lads all you need is Axia, VolSignals, and maybe Euan Sinclair. The rest is unnecessary complexity. Most of the "signals" and "paid indicators" is absolute cope - they're selling to the gullible who believe in a "holy grail". Other courses - like the Global Macro course can add nuance to your understanding of the world so they still have value. But the majority of other shite I see people looking to buy on here is a waste of time and money - would be better spent gaining feedback and experience from the markets imo.

The truth is: there's no escaping the work. The only constant is change. Ultimately markets are effectively a "voting mechanism" - people voting with their money. The reason why market behaviours change is because people's behaviour changes as they learn from their experiences. They'll do more of what works for them and less of what doesn't (at least if they don't change what's not working they'll go bankrupt).

That's why buying indicators/signals is (generally speaking) a waste of time because whatever "edge" they're exploiting will eventually be eroded away and/or need updating.

Hence you need to focus on learning the principles, develop processes that apply those principles, and be always collecting feedback from the market and trying to evolve / develop them over time. Your process is the only thing you can control.

View attachment 2260Well said @MrTradoor

 

[yeongsu]

The truth is: there's no escaping the work. The only constant is change. Ultimately markets are effectively a "voting mechanism" - people voting with their money. The reason why market behaviours change is because people's behaviour changes as they learn from their experiences. They'll do more of what works for them and less of what doesn't (at least if they don't change what's not working they'll go bankrupt).

Gold dust

 

[ba_cl]

Well said

Lads all you need is Axia, VolSignals, and maybe Euan Sinclair. The rest is unnecessary complexity. Most of the "signals" and "paid indicators" is absolute cope - they're selling to the gullible who believe in a "holy grail". Other courses - like the Global Macro course can add nuance to your understanding of the world so they still have value. But the majority of other shite I see people looking to buy on here is a waste of time and money - would be better spent gaining feedback and experience from the markets imo.

The truth is: there's no escaping the work. The only constant is change. Ultimately markets are effectively a "voting mechanism" - people voting with their money. The reason why market behaviours change is because people's behaviour changes as they learn from their experiences. They'll do more of what works for them and less of what doesn't (at least if they don't change what's not working they'll go bankrupt).

That's why buying indicators/signals is (generally speaking) a waste of time because whatever "edge" they're exploiting will eventually be eroded away and/or need updating.

Hence you need to focus on learning the principles, develop processes that apply those principles, and be always collecting feedback from the market and trying to evolve / develop them over time. Your process is the only thing you can control.

View attachment 2260

Well said

 

[yeongsu]

Upon paid chartbooks (Sierra), do you guys think it's worth spending money on those?
Like the ones from ticino, smashelito, sierachart, etc.
Sierachart just launched their latest cb @ 20% discount.

 

[yeongsu]

@goldspx @Capital ^^^

 

[goldspx]

probably if you like them i got atas at the moment and tradingview

 

[aventus]

Most courses suck even in eCom, its finding helpful ones

the truth is i wasted so much time with eCom courses, what i ended up doing was getting a career in eCom that pays me more than a lot of would be dropshippers make.

the trading version of that is stop chasing the daytrading magic bullet and invest better, we have ALL lost so much money to the markets. Life gets so much better when you stop chasing the high of trading every day imo

 

[aventus]

wHAT I used to trade is forex and metals like xauusd, and indices like us30 and nasdaq wich courses are the best
someone recommand to me The1%ers Trade Club and patrik nill

maybe i'm not seeing something but why do people trust Neoh? He is super sketchy and if you've ever been scammed by a Chinese person (no disrespect) the signs are so blatant

this guy was a Neoh advocate but switched sides once he got closer

be safe out there

i got the patrick nill course, still working through it but i think the standard is set. learn from people with provable track records that make a full-time living from trading, that's where the alpha is

most of the time it will be boring

 

[yeongsu]

Good to see all like-minded people here!

 

[ba_cl]

Who is taking Euan Sinclair course from here? Perhaps we can have a group chat and discussion somewhere in here , any recommendation for how to achieve this?