beginners course

[SUNSEEKER]

and no one has ever left the seminar neither thirsty or hungry ) - not that this should be an incentive alone but I did notice one guy who attended 4 seminars last year. The pattern was the same:
he would come and eat and drink, then fall asleep half way through the seminar and wake up at the end and leave....

 

[MCGF]

Lol!

Reminds me of those strongbow "loafing" ads

 

[Zenda]

Think there is a free CD with NAZ etc from clickevents.

 

[Mr. Charts]

SUNSEEKER,
"and no one has ever left the seminar neither thirsty or hungry"

In that case I'm definitely coming!

"he would come and eat and drink, then fall asleep half way through the seminar and wake up at the end and leave...."

I'm 100% certain your next seminar will have such interesting and motivating speakers NO-ONE will fall asleep! ;-)

 

[BBB]

Is there any booze?

 

[a320]

You will probably need some alcohol if Mr Locke's speaking...might make things become clearer :cheesy: His stuff is a real eye opener...

Take it easy

Cj

 

[nheath100]

Sunseeker,

Ive sent you a pm about this, the seminar sounds interesting.
Thanks to everyone for replying back.

I am so relieved I found this site. I was actually contemplating spending my hard earned cash on a course that has been slated on this site!!!

 

[SUNSEEKER]

good that we could help you save some cash

 

[TheBramble]

I have seen one that I think may be good and I was wondering if anyone had heard of it?

It is from FTS and the founder is Peter Hall. The course is a stock market essentials and they also do a charting course which looks quite good.

I went along to Peter Hall's long week-end FTS seminar back in 1996. I liked Peter and it was good to mix with other newbies for a few days down in Porlock, Somerset.

You get (or got anyway) a fat-ish ring-binder with a lot of basic stuff (just how basic do you want to be?) and it was an enjoybale few days.

Role playing buying options (who the hell buys options for profit???) mainly in HSBC and GSK (seem to remember these were Peter's favourites).

As much as I liked Peter personally, his trading tuition is only for beginners and for the price of his course (whatever it might be now) you could get an awful lot of books that'll give you a thousand times as much payback.

I also heard that he has some (less pernoable) sidekick running the show - so I guess it's up to you.

 

[sissymoon]

To MCGF

i was going to cry when i saw your reply above 'Don't ever go to any course run by Darren Wintors'.

I paid £1450 to go to his seminar last year. I can't exactly say i regret this decision. At the time I had nothing to do and was completely new to the stock market. In a way his seminar sparked my interest in trading, but i've since read an enormous amount of info and have known about people's general scepticism towards this kind of courses.

After becoming more knowledgable with the trading business, i did find much of Darren Wintors lecturing trashy. And I would say Wintors not worthy of even 10% of the course fees. And guess how many people turned up for the event? At least 300. This guy could comfortably makes a fortune out of running the courses without touching the market.

I only found this site this afternoon, and as rightly said by so many of you above, this is THE PLACE to find real knowledge.

 

[Trader333]

£1450 x 300 = £435K,

Based on the above I will immediatley be pursuing a career in falsely claiming how to make everyone rich overnight.


Paul

 

[al-motor]

Paul,


too right my friend- him and uncle Vince are the greatest at this game................ Unfortunately i think ur character is far too nice for these kinds of seminars- LOL


Al

 

[al-motor]

Sissymoon-


i know how u feel- I have attended those types of seminars before !! and certainly not just one- but at the time i was too naiive and didnt know better-


Just hang in here and u should learn stuff gradual;ly


Al

 

[jslee]

"I think general consensus is that anyone who is knocking there guts out trying to sell you there award winnings systems is a dirty rotten lying scoundrel because theyd be spending there time trading otherwise"

So if they were saying don't buy my system its crap, you'd hand over the cash straightway? Simple solution is to try before you buy or make sure you get a money back gurantee. I've bought over 30 books of which 28 were garbage but I got my money back on those. The remaining two are excellent and I wouldn't be without them. They were advertised as get rich quick, but they work for me, so I'm happy.

Jane

 

[EK1]

Jslee,

Intrigued..........
We are all dying to ask:
what are the titles of the 2 books you kept??

Thanks

 

[Trader333]

Al,

Yes in reality it is not really an option for me.

Jane,

By any measure making £435K day is more than any trader makes so based on this it is easy to see why it is an attractive option.


Paul

 

[angaviria]

Yeah very intrigued about Jslee's books.

Anyone else want to share their "trading bibles" here?

 

[TheBramble]

The remaining two are excellent and I wouldn't be without them. They were advertised as get rich quick, but they work for me, so I'm happy.

Just out of [purely academic :| ] interest...which two?

 

[TheBramble]

Trading Bibles

Sorry...should have read all the post before jumping in with my request (as well) for Jane's 2 'best-sellers'.

Does 'Trading Bibles' deserve it's own thread (if it hasn't already been thrown up elsewhere) or is likely to be too subjective to be of general interest?

 

[a320]

Yes one of Jane's bibles I believe has already been actively discussed on another thread

http://www.trade2win.co.uk/boards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7948

CJ