Recent content by Rockhoundnz

Yes, I think too many new traders find a mentor and then get frustrated when they aren't profitable right away. They've got to learn that this is completely NORMAL. Like many other difficult things in life, trading take times to learn and become successful at - allow anywhere from 12 months to 3...

Sorry, but isn't that what I wrote above? Actually, I'm not currently an active member of the trading room as I'm working to save some cash for trading. Having said that, I would still happily recommend them, or at least give feedback to anyone who wanted to know what they do and how they teach...

I've been a member of Puretick for 5 months and they are an excellent educational tool for people that want to learn how to trade. It's hardly spam helping people find somewhere to learn to trade is it?

I haven't read DT, but several of the other traders in the Puretick.com trading room have said Trading in the Zone is the way to go - I found it very useful and reread parts of it regularly. High Probability Trading by Marcel Link is also good. Hope that helps.

The problem with throwing in the towel is that it makes it quite hard to become a good trader once you throw the towel in... Here's how long it took some smart and determined people to become profitable: Linda Raschke - 3 years John Carter - 4 years Mark Fisher - 3 years Hubert Senters - 2...

Before you look at any TA books you should start with Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas which deals with the psychological issues of trading - way more important that any TA advice.

That link doesn't seem to work anymore, but here's a video by Alex which sums things up pretty well: Created by Camtasia Studio 4 I've been with Puretick for 3 months and I'm very happy with them, if anyone would like to know more about them, feel free to email me.

I've been a member of Puretick for about 3 months now and I'm very happy with them. The trading calls are clear and achievable, the track record is accurate (in fact the posted record is slightly worse than you can easily achieve), and perhaps more importantly the education provided both live in...