The right training
Hello dear subscribers,
For many years I have tried to understand the behavior of the big players in order to follow them. A year ago I started experimenting with tick charts. This eventually led me to the stock market data that I use today for trading in Forex. Germany is a modern country, but England is significantly further ahead in the Forex area and America in the Future area. It is therefore not surprising that the most experienced traders come from these countries. Unfortunately, you only notice these traders when they establish themselves as trainers. Why does a trader become a trainer or a coach? Perhaps it is the challenge of the new task and the recognition as to act as only for yourself. Another aspect is the security of a regular income. It's a way to change from daily speculation to a regular income. And people often prefer security. My attitude towards coaching in the area of trading is still critical because a beginner who pays for it does not get ahead in the area of his personal setup. Of course he gets from a coach important information, but he could also get it for free on the Internet.
I would like to elaborate on that first. In Germany there are some prop companies that advertise extreme on YouTube and earn their money primarily from new retail traders who have to pay high fees for their application. The best prop companies in the world are rather unknown. The prop houses in this category are characterized by the fact that they do not care to be known, have no marketing budgets and are completely unknown in the retail trading scene. The retail trading scene is not the real target group of these houses, but rather the professional traders from the banks.
Many traders who worked for smaller prop companies had to complete 200-300 trades per day for months without a strategy. The goal was to learn from the initial losses in the demo account in order to create your own setup. If these traders had been given a clear strategy in the beginning, the success curve could have been significantly lower. This shows that success on the stock exchange has more to do with screen time spent than with a given strategy. If a trainer gives you a possible strategy, it is questionable whether this strategy will make you successful. With the setup of Michael Schumacher's Formula 1 car, no other would have been world champion 7 times. And Schumacher created this setup for himself by training around the clock and optimizing his setup.
This means that if a trainer explains his success to you, you have to create your own setup from this information. This is the decisive factor that takes up the most time and the respective trainer cannot help you with that. So it is absolutely sufficient to get important information from the Internet or from books to create your own individual setup. Of course, you have to filter the numerous information for this, but if you learn from a trainer, you also don't know whether this is exactly the right information that will help you.
I find some statements from a former trader very interesting, Anton Kreil born in Liverpool and former dealer of Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and Lehman Brothers (from 2000-2007). He has also developed into a paid trainer, but he has gained some experience as a trader with the big players. It is absolutely sufficient to watch some of his published videos to get ideas for your own setup. I can recommend a video to you, he uses it to indirectly advertise his seminars, but some of the statements made in this video are very interesting. Especially the statements of participants who give important information between the lines.
It is primarily about the crucial data with which a trader makes his trading decisions. Then this data is used to identify the strategies of the big players in order to achieve a trading advantage. This information is absolutely sufficient to create a possible setup. The actual setup is the biggest challenge and you have to be willing to invest a lot of screen time.
As already mentioned, the most successful prop companies are rather unknown, which unfortunately also applies to the best traders in the world. These work for the largest banks in the world and have a confidentiality clause in their contracts. This means that you must not speak publicly about the strategies of the big players, with very few of you actually being involved in all of the strategies. You could never earn the money you earn as a trainer or coach, so you stay with these banks and at most switch to another bank. The strategies of the big players change every day because the market also changes every day. A trader who has left the big player group for more than 3 years no longer has any current information about which strategies are actually being used. However, he has a big advantage, he has worked at least once with the big players and has a little more experience with it than someone who has never had anything to do with it. The information from these people is valuable, but you should not believe all statements and trust in your own intuition.
So my advice: get some information from these successful people on YouTube or books but save your money for expensive seminars. I do not want to say that seminars do not work, but the most important seminar is your individually created trading setup and no one can help you with that. You only need a lot of screen time for this. You can use the time when there is not much going on in the market to train yourself. And that is exactly what takes you further in order to optimize your own setup. It is the time invested, a good sense and your experience that will advance your success. That's all. A trainer or coach will always disagree on this point, the reason for this is obvious.
I wish you a great weekend
best regards
Michael
Hello dear subscribers,
For many years I have tried to understand the behavior of the big players in order to follow them. A year ago I started experimenting with tick charts. This eventually led me to the stock market data that I use today for trading in Forex. Germany is a modern country, but England is significantly further ahead in the Forex area and America in the Future area. It is therefore not surprising that the most experienced traders come from these countries. Unfortunately, you only notice these traders when they establish themselves as trainers. Why does a trader become a trainer or a coach? Perhaps it is the challenge of the new task and the recognition as to act as only for yourself. Another aspect is the security of a regular income. It's a way to change from daily speculation to a regular income. And people often prefer security. My attitude towards coaching in the area of trading is still critical because a beginner who pays for it does not get ahead in the area of his personal setup. Of course he gets from a coach important information, but he could also get it for free on the Internet.
I would like to elaborate on that first. In Germany there are some prop companies that advertise extreme on YouTube and earn their money primarily from new retail traders who have to pay high fees for their application. The best prop companies in the world are rather unknown. The prop houses in this category are characterized by the fact that they do not care to be known, have no marketing budgets and are completely unknown in the retail trading scene. The retail trading scene is not the real target group of these houses, but rather the professional traders from the banks.
Many traders who worked for smaller prop companies had to complete 200-300 trades per day for months without a strategy. The goal was to learn from the initial losses in the demo account in order to create your own setup. If these traders had been given a clear strategy in the beginning, the success curve could have been significantly lower. This shows that success on the stock exchange has more to do with screen time spent than with a given strategy. If a trainer gives you a possible strategy, it is questionable whether this strategy will make you successful. With the setup of Michael Schumacher's Formula 1 car, no other would have been world champion 7 times. And Schumacher created this setup for himself by training around the clock and optimizing his setup.
This means that if a trainer explains his success to you, you have to create your own setup from this information. This is the decisive factor that takes up the most time and the respective trainer cannot help you with that. So it is absolutely sufficient to get important information from the Internet or from books to create your own individual setup. Of course, you have to filter the numerous information for this, but if you learn from a trainer, you also don't know whether this is exactly the right information that will help you.
I find some statements from a former trader very interesting, Anton Kreil born in Liverpool and former dealer of Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and Lehman Brothers (from 2000-2007). He has also developed into a paid trainer, but he has gained some experience as a trader with the big players. It is absolutely sufficient to watch some of his published videos to get ideas for your own setup. I can recommend a video to you, he uses it to indirectly advertise his seminars, but some of the statements made in this video are very interesting. Especially the statements of participants who give important information between the lines.
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It is primarily about the crucial data with which a trader makes his trading decisions. Then this data is used to identify the strategies of the big players in order to achieve a trading advantage. This information is absolutely sufficient to create a possible setup. The actual setup is the biggest challenge and you have to be willing to invest a lot of screen time.
As already mentioned, the most successful prop companies are rather unknown, which unfortunately also applies to the best traders in the world. These work for the largest banks in the world and have a confidentiality clause in their contracts. This means that you must not speak publicly about the strategies of the big players, with very few of you actually being involved in all of the strategies. You could never earn the money you earn as a trainer or coach, so you stay with these banks and at most switch to another bank. The strategies of the big players change every day because the market also changes every day. A trader who has left the big player group for more than 3 years no longer has any current information about which strategies are actually being used. However, he has a big advantage, he has worked at least once with the big players and has a little more experience with it than someone who has never had anything to do with it. The information from these people is valuable, but you should not believe all statements and trust in your own intuition.
So my advice: get some information from these successful people on YouTube or books but save your money for expensive seminars. I do not want to say that seminars do not work, but the most important seminar is your individually created trading setup and no one can help you with that. You only need a lot of screen time for this. You can use the time when there is not much going on in the market to train yourself. And that is exactly what takes you further in order to optimize your own setup. It is the time invested, a good sense and your experience that will advance your success. That's all. A trainer or coach will always disagree on this point, the reason for this is obvious.
I wish you a great weekend
best regards
Michael
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