Assuming you are indeed a genuine client, would you mind answering the following?
How long ago did you complete the training?
What materials did you receive during and/ or after the course?
Are you still able to use the software, since the sudden demise of TT?
Are you willing to prove that the 'system' has been and remains profitable and will continue to work over the long term, by way of evidence of past trades and making live calls in realtime?
Give a description of the system/ software with your perceived positives and negatives?
First of all im offering my experiences and perception from my time as a client
i have nothing to prove here
i did my training nine months ago in there office
i recieved 2 manuals one basics of candle stick analysis, technical and fundamentals. the second was a manual including there system and more information on analysis.
i stopped using the software because i felt it was over priced especially for what it does. paying 5K for a year up front after already paying the best part of 5k for training and then funding an account would make it difficult for a person like me who doesnt have lots of cash lying around on the other hand if you do have a lot of money well, its up to your own circumstances.
the system for me wasnt consistently profitable
the mathmatics and theory behind the system were sound in my opinion
i think the software can give you a good perception of the market
how ever the mentoring and course had little information regard trading trading psycology which was poor in my opinion. Given the fact that most of tt customers were amateurs looking to make the step into professionalism i think this was its downfall in my view as a client.
whilst in mentoring tt made it clear that they were not going to accept any responsibility for trades.
The mentoring would usually consist of looking for strength or weakness in currency pairs or areas where there had been previous significant price action also identifying market conditions using the software. For me as a client the mentoring was poor i felt that the instructors could have been a bit more convicting and disciplined.
My self and others agreed, from a clients perspective i was looking to tt for answers. Im not saying i expected to make money every day. i mean as a person looking to make money in fact needing to make money you would expect every one in tt to accept some level of responsibility for your well being not just as a trader but also a person. when i went to the workshop we were told you would be nurtured into a consistent and profitable trader. this unfortunately simply did not happen. i was told that upon signing up you become part of a trading community in tt . In fact i did but i firmly believe tt were very out of touch with this community and its needs and expectations. For example i was mainly contacted after my training to be sold more products and once a month for the grads meeting which was an automated email service i did not recieve any feed back regarding my trading other clients told me how they had complained because they had sent there trades and balance sheets and recieved no feed back. Dont get me wrong i learnt a lot at tt but did they keep there end of the deal with every thing i was told and sold at the work shop ??
No they didnt
