Interview with Lex van Dam, Financier of BBC Million Dollar Traders

We've just published a new T2W article called "Interview with Lex van Dam, Financier of BBC Million Dollar Traders" by Lex van Dam.

Quick Summary: Lex van Dam discusses his life in the city, why he now thinks it is out of control and investment money is no longer in "safe hands", to his creation of Million Dollar Traders and the recent lauch of his own trading academy.

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Lex,

I really enjoy your trading course and would personally recommend it to anyone. I am a student who aspires to be a trader and I believe it gives in debt knowledge of how to trade and what it takes to be a trader.
From the looks of it, the course seems to be one that pin points the key information across and leaves out the unnecessary.
As a beginner, I believe it's of great value.

Thanks,

Shyam

LOL great wind up buddy, are you the ghost of ODT?

he's been in the general trading forum

Lex Van Dam speaks in a clear, informative and honest way. I always look out for things in which he is involved because he says it how it is and makes real sense. So many people in the industry seem to over elaborate trading and I think he really connects and educates people.

If this is an attempt at some sort of viral marketing campaign for training courses you might want to think again. Others have tried it lately and lived to regret it.

For a start how many of the people who appeared on the TV program went on to be profitable traders after 6 months or a year?

Dont be nasty to the poor bunny

Traderboi29 was on it wasn't he? He's now at Amplify.

Watched million dollar traders last night/this morning after reading his interview and tbh anyone who has a million to p1ss away on something like that may be worth listening to.
I think kreil gets a bit of a hard time from t2w too. He was at Goldman for like 8 years and supposedly retired a millionaire at 27 ffs so he must have picked something up.
Who on t2w has even came near to equalling the kind of cake these two have made?
I agree their courses may be full of sh1t but maybe you could learn something from them.