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Second, even if you found one that is not (assuming there is such a thing), learning to trade takes a large amount of time and personal experience, as well as losing a bunch of money while you learn from your mistakes. So even a good room is not going to give you that much help. Again, assuming you found one that is not just going to rip you off.
Third, if you need to generate additional income, you should know that trading with money you can't afford to lose, or trading because you need the money, puts you in an emotional state (fear and/or desperation) that pretty much guarantees making decisions that give you losses.
Bottom line: no one is going to fix their need of money by quickly learning how to trade. It just isn't all that easy. If it were, everyone would be rich, right?
But unfortunately, usually someone has to learn that for themselves, by losing more than they expected, and sometimes more than they can afford.
Take care of yourself, and, if you go into trading, do it slowly and without putting money at risk that you can't lose. And be careful about accepting anyone else's trading recommendations. They probably know more about selling subscriptions to their room or service than they know about trading.
Good luck.
Bob.
The following 15 users say Thank You to bobwest for this post:
Read a bunch of these threads and you will quickly see that it is a LONG road to trading success. You are no different. Trading rooms are NOT the answer. If you have time and patience join in the forum and start learning. And then, slowly move into the challenge of risking your money to make more money (trading). There are many ways to make money even with a disability that don't involve risking loss.
Best of luck, Craig
The following 7 users say Thank You to Blue Eagle for this post:
Majority of the trading rooms out there are trash. Like the people above have mentioned, you have to put in the sweat equity before seeing the numbers you want to see. Most out there are just selling their crappy systems.
The following 5 users say Thank You to PeanutButter108 for this post:
IMHO, if you really want to learn how to trade, you would be much better off investing $100 in an FIO Elite membership; likely everything you need to know is here.
That said, the process of learning how to trade usually takes more time, effort, dedication and desire than most people are aware of or willing to commit. Think of it in terms of a doctorate college education, not a two year associates degree. There is no "easy" money in this game.
The following 5 users say Thank You to Rrrracer for this post:
Thus you are always "biased" by THEIR opinion. If it is false - you lose. If it was right - you were too late. And lose again!
So - avoid any of them and your money will not be shredded.
To learn trading you need to count a lot of learning time ahead. Months do not serve - count years.
GFIs1
The following 3 users say Thank You to GFIs1 for this post:
This is so key to understand for people that want to get into trading. Trading is an elite business and should be approached the same way as one looking to become a pilot, a medical doctor, or a professional athlete. All of those other lucrative careers require numerous years of dedication and commitment - it's no different in this field either.
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