Looking for a Mentor - NYSE / Nasdaq Stock Trader - Day or Swing Trading

[kwilo]

What ebook are you guys talking about here? I can't find any reference to any ebook on this thread.

Neither can I.

 

[Joey]

Can anybody shed light on mentoring by Joel Pozen , previously linked with Tradeguider , Sebastian and VSA, charges $5000 for a month's mentoring course .

Understand Sebastian is also getting in on the act as he has now stopped posting his video analysis

 

[shone]

R U from London area ?

Hi Mr. Grey1,

In which market are you trading?
what is your time frame and style ?
Have you living from trading?

Cheers,

Shone

 

[timsk]

Hi Mr. Grey1,
In which market are you trading?
what is your time frame and style ?
Have you living from trading?

Hi Shone,
Welcome to T2W.
Grey1 tends to focus his time and attention on his own private forum, so I'll answer your questions in case he misses your post:
- He trades U.S. stocks
- Primarily a swing trader but is also a very accomplished day trader
- Oh yes! He definitely trades for a (very good) living
His private forum is called 'Technical Trader' which you'll find in the main 'Forum' section. You'll need to PM Grey1 if you wish to join.
HTH,
Tim.

 

[eliotter]

Hi Ali,
It is important to understand that even the best trading strategy will no work the same for all. One trader could make a good profit but another will loose. It is no reason to blame somebody. The best way is to find what is most difficult for you with your trading. After that analyze it and find a decision how to improve. And so on. To become a trader could be a long process. You have to work and try to find your instrument, your timeframe (charting), your best time to work. Look at yourself and analyze. Be ready to work hard.