You mean how to buy and sell or teaching them how to make money? Can you make money teaching people how to use the buttons?
I find a few years/decades of experience tend to help when being a teacher!
Do you have this?
Pazienza
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Here's a great idea.
Ready?
Learn to f***ing trade yourself before you teach others. Jesus Christ, you've set up a business teaching and you don't know what you're going to teach?
Successful_Trader
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Good luck! Any type of trading -- haha, that's a good one... try to be more specific to get more clients, IMHO 
Seems like Baseball cards may be the best place to start for you.
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Seriously,..if you say you know how to trade then start at the beginning. Show them your system.
Truth Seeker
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Most people who want to teach cannot make real money through trading, otherwise why would someone waste time and go through the hassle of teaching and dealing with dim witted noobs for a few quid per month when they can trade and get rich with no hassle apart from the market?
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Just mix up different combinations of EMAs and SMAs and time periods, then sell last year's students a new set up as an improved system. I mean you could start with the 15EMA and 37EMA crossover on the M15 charts. Then next month, the 17EMA and the 62EMA crossover on the M50 charts. That's £500 per student already. In 50 years, when you've run out of combinations, move to stochastics and RSI combinations.
Students don't want to hear that trading is quite simple and is more about money management and controlling yourself than some strange combination of EMA, stochastics, RSI, CCI, bollinger bands and the FTSE dropping below yesterday's high before 10am GMT.
Students don't want to hear that trading is quite simple and is more about money management and controlling yourself than some strange combination of EMA, stochastics, RSI, CCI, bollinger bands and the FTSE dropping below yesterday's high before 10am GMT.
the hare
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brilliant, thats whats so great about technical analysis, an infinate number of permutations to choose from....
maxima
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what you are saying is that - I would like you guys to create material for my teaching process where I am going to make money and you will work for free..
Slave traders paid money for the slaves at least to someone. You invented free slavery. Congratulations.
where did you start? NLP?
Slave traders paid money for the slaves at least to someone. You invented free slavery. Congratulations.
where did you start? NLP?
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Yeah, I think your best bet is to teach people how to trade baseball cards. You cannot just decide you want to teach people to trade and just expect someone to say, "Okay, this is how you do it"
Because learning to trade is not that simple. Learning to trade takes years of experience to be able to do it well, and on any market. So no one here can just post a message that teaches you everything need to know.
If your serious about learning yourself, go join somewhere like Questrade - and read their trading books from beginning to end, that still wont teach you anything hardly, but youll scratch the surface, youll learn terminology and you will know what a few things mean.
Next Id tell you to take an accounting course so you know how to review a company's financials.
Next, Id take some type of securities course and make it specific to what you want to trade, whether it'd be hedging, stocks/options, commodities, power (of different types), futures, or what-ever.
After you do all this, start making small trades on small-cap stocks on Nasdaq or TSXV to practice.
Once you develop your own methodology for trading "WELL", you can teach as a summer job.
Also before teaching consider getting a degree in Economics, Finance, or Commerce ....
then after you've completed the 3-7 years it takes you to do all this stuff, come post back here, and let us know - how it all worked out.
Because learning to trade is not that simple. Learning to trade takes years of experience to be able to do it well, and on any market. So no one here can just post a message that teaches you everything need to know.
If your serious about learning yourself, go join somewhere like Questrade - and read their trading books from beginning to end, that still wont teach you anything hardly, but youll scratch the surface, youll learn terminology and you will know what a few things mean.
Next Id tell you to take an accounting course so you know how to review a company's financials.
Next, Id take some type of securities course and make it specific to what you want to trade, whether it'd be hedging, stocks/options, commodities, power (of different types), futures, or what-ever.
After you do all this, start making small trades on small-cap stocks on Nasdaq or TSXV to practice.
Once you develop your own methodology for trading "WELL", you can teach as a summer job.
Also before teaching consider getting a degree in Economics, Finance, or Commerce ....
then after you've completed the 3-7 years it takes you to do all this stuff, come post back here, and let us know - how it all worked out.
Any type of trading.
Be creative
