malcomb pryor dvd

"Malcolm Pryor on Short Term Spread Betting: Winning Strategies for Active Traders" has any body tried this dvd. I would like to be able to make winning bets daily and if any one recomendes this pleas let me know what you think?

No idea. His book is ok though, as a starting point.

Thanks i have a few of his books they are good but leaves alot up for you to decide just looking for push to start for real.

kas said:

Thanks i have a few of his books they are good but leaves alot up for you to decide just looking for push to start for real.

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That's the name of the game. Learn, practice, jump in, make your own decisions, lose and then start learning from your mistakes.

Tenapenny said:

That's the name of the game. Learn, practice, jump in, make your own decisions, lose and then start learning from your mistakes.

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Bingo... also isn't this dvd series a couple of hundred quid? Although (relative) small beer it's a lot for a dvd course IMHO...

Black Swan said:

Bingo... also isn't this dvd series a couple of hundred quid? Although (relative) small beer it's a lot for a dvd course IMHO...

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Are you interested to share the cost ?

riskman said:

Are you interested to share the cost ?

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Nah mate, this trading game is a piece of pi55, you don't need books, dvds, manuals, signals, EAs...with a lot of investigation and virtual blood sweat and many tears (real) you can easily find an 8/9 out of 10 entry system/beginnings of an edge that'll get you in the right side of the trade. Then it's all about YOU and your psyche which is, however many times you hear it and read it believe it, 90% of the 'game'.

So, if you're going to spend any money on trading why not spend it with a sports psychologist, or hypnotist and or even better sign up to a trading environment (trading room) with a good track record (you can find them on 'ere with a bit of digging).

On reflection I guess one of the biggest issues facing new traders is the isolation, so spend some time digging around the web, ask, ask, ask questions and if you're up for it try out one of the trading rooms for a couple of hundred quid over a 3 month period. I swear you should get more out of it than a set of dvds...

yes avoid at all costs, you can learn everything you need to free, and put the money into a small account to practice your ideas with.