Requesting a Mentor

Hi,
I am looking for a trader who would be willing to educate me in the professional business of Day Trading. I would like some one willing to put up with my ignorance and show me the what, why, how and when of trading. I want to build my account, when I start live trading, up to several thousands and will at that point, as we agree to pay you an agreed amount. I am not asking for a hand out, I want you to know I want to pay for your time and knowledge that you are sharing with me.
If any one is interested please e-mail me at [color=#0000ff][email protected][/color].


Thank you.
Jonathan

you can learn a lot here, both in the free sections and the private forum. Also, Rob Booker can help. You can Google him and his info will come up.

Thanks PIP. PF is that James 16? Your right actually this forum can be my mentor.

Thanks,
Jonathan

Yes. You are correct. The original James16 thread is good, but lost vigor when the PF forum was introduced.

It would be a good Idea to review Sudfyre's threads and the original Fozzy Method. Fozzy is a daily method and Spuds work on multiple time frames. Read them both.

Just a note.
If you have questions write them down and then post them at the end. Because if you ask it early you will only directed to read from the start.

Both are excellent.

But most important, what ever you do... back test, back test, back test.

PH

Pip Hunter is right. There is much good information on here and the threads listed are a good beginning.

I'd also suggest you read and learn the stickys at the beginning of this forum.

Usually the broker you have your demo with will have at least a few decent tutorials on the very basics. Also learn all the functions on your trading platform, as this is something you'll be getting rather intimate with. Doesn't mean you have to jump into all the indicators just yet, but read the manual and learn how to navigate around, place different types of orders etc.

There are a lot of people willing to help here on FF. The amount of help you get will be proportional to the amount you are willing to do on your own.

Rob Booker's "Adventures of a Currency Trader" is a real good lighthearted intro to this business.

All the Best