what you would suggest, then??
I doubt you'll get a reply scholfield because I think he's realised what a stupid post he's made. He's just about ruled everything out except support and resistance and tea leaves !! Indicators have their place , it's how you use the information from them that's important. Let's give an example , Paul Rotter a.k.a. The flipper and one of the world's best traders has gone on record in the past as stating that he uses the CCI , just because 1 person can't use an indicator doesn't mean to say that the next person can't either and Recommending FXCM ! Just google fxcm and fines for a start.
@David , Darktones advice on psychology is excellent as mastering this is the main difference between winning and losing,few truly master it.
You must devise a system/method that YOU are comfortable with not what other people say you should have.
Re. Mentors , I've had 2 in my trading journey , each brought something different to the table , 1 I paid a lot 1 I paid a little and learnt from others along the way.it does speed up the learning curve a lot however you must,must do due diligence as to who if anybody you give any money to as there are many great theory traders out there who just simply don't make any money from trading. Proof via live trade calls and or some form of trading accounts is a good starting point.
Yes there is a lot of good info. On here but there is also a lot of rubbish that will send you down the wrong road for months on end until you realise all that time and effort is just wasted,believe me I've been there.
If you decide to search on here I would recommend rooting out 1 or 2 good traders ( note I said traders ) and just simply study their posts, you won't get it all first time but as your education grows re-visit these posts and more and more will click into place.
Good luck I hope this helps in some small way.
No I do not mentor.
