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Cecil Robles
Avoid The Forex Hype
When I first started out trading I was a mortgage broker. I got interested in trading because I saw how the bond market affected the interest rates. I learned how to determine whether or not interest rates would be going up or down.
This gave me a significant edge over my competitors and it made me a lot of money that I would not have otherwise made.
The first trading seminar that I went to cost me $5,500 so I know what it is like to spend money on my trading education. The thing is that I like so many new traders got sucked into the hype.
I know you know what I am talking about. I’m talking about the gltiz and galmour and false advertising that surrounds this industry.
I learned quickly how to identify the false “trading gurus” and it saved me a lot of money in the long run. Whether I become your mentor or not I don’t want you to go through the same mistakes I did, so I want to give you some simple steps to identify false “trading gurus”. Here are a few and I outline the rest in my monthly f.r.e.e. training webinars, which you will be invited too.
1. They don’t trade the live markets in front of you. When I finally found a good mentor they not only taught me a system, but they allowed me to “look over their shoulder” while they made real trades. I have always said, that if someone can’t show me how it works in real-time, then they can’t really do it. It is easy for someone to go back on a chart and cherry pick a few trades here and there, but how about when the pressure of the trade is on? If the guru doesn’t have some kind of a live trading platform, aske them ‘why not’.
2. They do not provide valuable, actionable, free teaching, that allows you to get started. If I can implement and test what somoene is giving away for free, and it is good, I know their paid information is going to be really good. Mosyt trading gurus can’t give away stuff that works, because they are a one trick pony.
3. They use a lot of emotional stories to pull in new traders. Sure, emotionalism sells, but do you want to be moved by emotions or do you want to have the stability of a real life professional who has been tested and proven with results to back it up?
I have had three different real trading mentors during my career. Their $39 hard back books provided more value than most $2,000 trading courses and that is usually how you can spot the real life trading mentors. They are not interested in selling thousands of courses and having 3,000 students a year, because they know they would be cheating thier students.
Visit my site www.adventforexcourse.com and go through my free course, videos, and articles today. My mentorship program is currently closed to new students, but I’ll let you know as soon as I have availability.
To your trading success,
Cecil Robles
support@ethostraders.com
www.adventforexcourse.com
(866) 200-1102 11am-4pm M-F (Pacific Standard Time)
I got interested in trading because I saw how the bond
market affected the interest rates. I learned how to
determine whether or not interest rates would be going
up or down.
This gave me a significant edge over my competitors
and it made me a lot of money that I would not have
otherwise made.
The first trading seminar that I went to cost me
$5,500 so I know what it is like to spend
money on my trading education. The thing is
that I like so many new traders got sucked
into the hype.
I know you know what I am talking about. I’m
talking about the gltiz and galmour and false
advertising that surrounds this industry.
I learned quickly how to identify the false
“trading gurus” and it saved me a lot of money
in the long run. Whether I become your mentor or
not I don’t want you to go through the same mistakes
I did, so I want to give you some simple steps to
identify false “trading gurus”. Here are a few
and I outline the rest in my monthly f.r.e.e.
training webinars, which you will be invited too.
1. They don’t trade the live markets in front of you.
When I finally found a good mentor they not only
taught me a system, but they allowed me to “look
over their shoulder” while they made real trades.
I have always said, that if someone can’t show me
how it works in real-time, then they can’t really
do it. It is easy for someone to go back on a chart
and cherry pick a few trades here and there, but
how about when the pressure of the trade is on?
If the guru doesn’t have some kind of a live trading
platform, aske them ‘why not’.
2. They do not provide valuable, actionable, free
teaching, that allows you to get started. If
I can implement and test what somoene is givng
away for free, and it is good, I know their
paid information is going to be really good.
Mosyt trading gurus can’t give away stuff that
works, because they are a one trick pony.
3. They use a lot of emotional stories to pull in
new traders. Sure, emotionalism sells, but do you
want to be moved by emotions or do you want to
have the stability of a real life professional
who has been tested and proven with results to
back it up?
I have had three different real trading mentors
during my career. Their $39 hard back books provided
more value than most $2,000 trading courses and that
is usually how you can spot the real life trading
mentors. They are not interested in selling thousands
of courses and having 3,000 students a year, because
they know they would be cheating thier students.
Visit my site www.adventforexcourse.com and go through
my free course, videos, and articles today. My
mentorship program is currently closed to new
students, but I’ll let you know as soon as I have
availability.
To your trading success,
Cecil Robles
support@ethostraders.com
www.adventforexcourse.com
(866) 200-1102 11am-4pm M-F (Pacific Standard Time)When I first started out trading I was a mortgage broker.
I got interested in trading because I saw how the bond
market affected the interest rates. I learned how to
determine whether or not interest rates would be going
up or down.
This gave me a significant edge over my competitors
and it made me a lot of money that I would not have
otherwise made.
The first trading seminar that I went to cost me
$5,500 so I know what it is like to spend
money on my trading education. The thing is
that I like so many new traders got sucked
into the hype.
I know you know what I am talking about. I’m
talking about the gltiz and galmour and false
advertising that surrounds this industry.
I learned quickly how to identify the false
“trading gurus” and it saved me a lot of money
in the long run. Whether I become your mentor or
not I don’t want you to go through the same mistakes
I did, so I want to give you some simple steps to
identify false “trading gurus”. Here are a few
and I outline the rest in my monthly f.r.e.e.
training webinars, which you will be invited too.
1. They don’t trade the live markets in front of you.
When I finally found a good mentor they not only
taught me a system, but they allowed me to “look
over their shoulder” while they made real trades.
I have always said, that if someone can’t show me
how it works in real-time, then they can’t really
do it. It is easy for someone to go back on a chart
and cherry pick a few trades here and there, but
how about when the pressure of the trade is on?
If the guru doesn’t have some kind of a live trading
platform, aske them ‘why not’.
2. They do not provide valuable, actionable, free
teaching, that allows you to get started. If
I can implement and test what somoene is givng
away for free, and it is good, I know their
paid information is going to be really good.
Mosyt trading gurus can’t give away stuff that
works, because they are a one trick pony.
3. They use a lot of emotional stories to pull in
new traders. Sure, emotionalism sells, but do you
want to be moved by emotions or do you want to
have the stability of a real life professional
who has been tested and proven with results to
back it up?
I have had three different real trading mentors
during my career. Their $39 hard back books provided
more value than most $2,000 trading courses and that
is usually how you can spot the real life trading
mentors. They are not interested in selling thousands
of courses and having 3,000 students a year, because
they know they would be cheating thier students.
Visit my site www.adventforexcourse.com and go through
my free course, videos, and articles today. My
mentorship program is currently closed to new
students, but I’ll let you know as soon as I have
availability.
To your trading success,
Cecil Robles
support@ethostraders.com
www.adventforexcourse.com
(866) 200-1102 11am-4pm M-F (Pacific Standard Time)
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