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  • Status:
  • Membership Revoked
  • Last Online:
  • Oct 30, 2011
  • Using Local Time:
  • 2:04am
  • Joined Forex Factory:
  • Jun 2008
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  • Trading From:
  • Tennessee, United States (map)
  • Age:
  • 64 years old
  • Occupation:
  • Professional Forex Trader
  • Trading Style(s):
  • Fundamental Analyst, Technical Analyst
  • Markets Traded:
  • Equities, Forex
  • Biography:
  • I have traded the forex for the past 11 years and a full time trader for the last 8 years. I trade as a business under an LLC.

    For long term trades I use Interactive Brokers as my ECN. For short term trades and scalping, I use FXDD since they allow scalping with no rules. I average 6-30 trades a day and have well over 10,-12,000 trades.

    My advice to everyone is to take a few forex courses and find a successful forex mentor and become his shadow. I believe you need to observe the market through the eyes of a live trading mentor and take their glasses and observe what they sees. You must learn from that and do your own trades. If you can't find a mentor, purchase a book related on the forex. When your in front of the computer and not getting in and out of trades, you should have a book opened. Read it over and over until you understand it. When your finished with it, grab another. Please, no requests for mentoring, I no longer have the time due to other ongoing projects.

    Favorite Reading:
    1) The Art of Speculation by Philip L. Carret
    2) The Global-Investor Book of Investing Rules: Invaluable Advice from 150 Master Investors by Philip Jenks, Stephen Eckett
    3) Trading in the Global Currency Markets by Cornelius Luca
    4) Currency Trading: How to Access and Trade the World's Biggest Market by Philip Gotthelf
    5) An Introduction to Foreign Exchange & Money Markets by UK London Reuters Limited
    6) International Money and Foreign Exchange Markets : An Introduction by Julian Walmsley
    7) Begin Forex by G. N. Louw

    The Presidential Candidate that believes in tax reform will be the one receiving my vote November 2008. If you don't vote, don't discuss politics with me.

    I am one of many here that feel that this forum is doing a fast turn around from being the great forum it used to be.
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Jul 27, 2009
 chngster
CTGUY

Hello, I'd like to pay respect to you for your contributions to the forex community. I am reading the 7am-9am Big Dog strategy, and it makes a lot of sense. Will pluck up the courage to go live with your Big Dog soon.

Thank you,
Chris.
Jul 2, 2009
 Phil_GMT
I'm really interested in his probability trades scalping methods. Does anyone know how he done it?

PM me if you know about the probability trades method and i'll send a gift to your email.
Jun 24, 2009
 minefom
pls CTGUY can u pls supply the ferru fx probalility meter, pls I really need it.
Mar 15, 2009
 dengzhi
George,
please turn on PMs!
or send me a msg with ur email
Dec 12, 2008
 Twee
The reason CTGUY has been banned can be found here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=136999
Dec 11, 2008
 space_jumper
can i learn something from u master?
Dec 9, 2008
 Piters
Thanks you for your kind words.

It is always a pleassure to be in good company
Dec 1, 2008
 Picasam
I have to admit that your recommendations are really good. And yes, taking a forex course is a good thing eventhough there are way too many "how to get rich" type of seminars and course that demand $4000 and promise you the moon. I found a great source for FX courses with a reputable instructors in top FX trading company and the things I have learned from those instructors are extrmely valuble. Things like always trade with the trend. Trade the daily chart, but look at the 4hr to refine your entry, and most importantly how to correctly construct a channel.

I teach myself Forex by reading recommendations and looking at charts drawn by professional forex analysts and learn from their reasoning. The charts they use and how they look at the big picture. I don't look for trading tips (just plaint signals) I look to see the forex world from the eyes of an experienced chartists and technical analysts.

I am happy to see some great people here on this forum and you are one of them. Your advise is excellent and I really wish that all of us newbies come to people like you not for adivse on the next best trading signal but to actually listen to your recommendations and do what's right: take a forex course and read a book by a good trader and learn something valuble.

If we all stop looking for that magic forex system that will make us rich and concentrate of improving, getting better, learning something new/exciting and most importantly be able to help others learn from our own mistakes.

My best trades are the once I lost most money on and had the courage to admit that I was wrong and I went back and spent hours figuring out what exactly did I do wrong. I entered a position in the center of well established channel. This thing could go up or down and had plenty of room to move against me and clearly the support lines were not the strongest and I went short. It's not the end of the world, I have learned from it and if I can one day help one less experienced trader avoid this mistake I will be very happy.




Sam
Oct 23, 2008
 Turtle
A great person to know!!!

HOLLA
Sep 21, 2008
 Prof
George writes very valuable and interesting articles. His knowledge deserve real respect.

Also thank him for his favorable comments...