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  • #681
  • Oct 9, 2009 5:13pm Oct 9, 2009 5:13pm
Quoting forexmick
I can speak to his skill as a trader, as can any member of his group. He is an brilliant trader with a long history (over 3 years) of profitable trading.

How would you know? You don't know him nor can you speak to his skill as a trader. As a member of his second group, he has been a fabulous teacher and mentor to me.

. What a load of shite. It is a teaching process by which he explains what he is doing BEFORE he enters a trade so that newer members can see the process as it unfolds and becomes a trade. We can then get the correct...

Well said forexmick
  • #682
  • Oct 9, 2009 5:19pm Oct 9, 2009 5:19pm
Quoting endroute
Ah yes, but can you trade by yourself without Jacko telling you what to do, I bet if you tried you would fall on your face. Ah yes there is no substitute for hard fought experience.
I trade by myself without Jacko telling me what to do. I make other trades beyond what he trades, but I use his system to trade them. BECAUSE IT WORKS
I havent fallen on my face yet. In fact, my account is very nice now.
There is no substitute for hard fought experience. That is why I use Jacko's experience to leverage my knowledge and become a better trader.
  • #683
  • Oct 11, 2009 4:16pm Oct 11, 2009 4:16pm
Quoting fxtrader29
I thought about this for one or two minutes but decided I am too busy to do it properly. I have a young family, I have a successful growing accountancy practice and my forex trading account is getting bigger in leaps and bounds.
I don't want to start something and not do it properly. If I posted any results the trolls would be back and I don't need to waste my time on them.
Hey fxtrader29,
Are you still coming here? Or have the trolls driven out another good trader?
  • #684
  • Oct 15, 2009 3:55am Oct 15, 2009 3:55am
Quoting forexmick
Hey fxtrader29,
Are you still coming here? Or have the trolls driven out another good trader?
It would appear that the forum has lost fxtrader29. Put 1 up for the trolls. And the forum suffers.
  • #685
  • Oct 16, 2009 6:05am Oct 16, 2009 6:05am
Quoting forexmick
Hey fxtrader29,
Are you still coming here? Or have the trolls driven out another good trader?
This is unfortunate. He was a good trader. His posts early in this thread were valuable. Reading the james16 thread, it seems that a lot of good traders don't come here anymore. Very unfortunate.
  • #686
  • Oct 16, 2009 4:21pm Oct 16, 2009 4:21pm
Quoting rendezvous65
It would appear that the forum has lost fxtrader29. Put 1 up for the trolls. And the forum suffers.
I have wriiten to David (fxtrader29). When I joined wayne's group, I contacted fxtrader29 because of what he had posted here
http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...&postcount=472
He is busy trading and making money and running his CPA offices to want to post here any more. His comment to me was "Why waste time argueing with trolls when I can be making money trading with Wayne?"

My emails to Dave, and his success using the Jacko system reinforced my belief about the system. That Jacko's trading record over four years and the enormous amount of consistent profits he has made has made me confident about my trading and I know that trading is what I want to do as a career. This is a chance to see and learn from a real pro trader.
  • #687
  • Oct 16, 2009 5:57pm Oct 16, 2009 5:57pm
Quoting ghous
Consider what you'll do to your confidence if you achieve all of this yourself...

and it can be done...
Are you crazy. are you saying that you should not take instruction from trainers and teachers and that you should learn by trial and error?
It was THREE MONTHS before I was able to do a live trade for my company. I had to undergo three months of relentless training about to HOW to trade before I was handed the keys to the trading platform. And my trades are monitored even now to make sure that I remain within the risk parameters set down by the company
Welcome to the real world. No company would let a trader loose on the markets without proper training from experienced and hardened traders.
So why should you do that to yourself?
  • #688
  • Oct 17, 2009 11:48pm Oct 17, 2009 11:48pm
Quoting zarraman
Are you crazy. are you saying that you should not take instruction from trainers and teachers and that you should learn by trial and error?
It was THREE MONTHS before I was able to do a live trade for my company. I had to undergo three months of relentless training about to HOW to trade before I was handed the keys to the trading platform. And my trades are monitored even now to make sure that I remain within the risk parameters set down by the company
Welcome to the real world. No company would let a trader loose on the markets without proper...
What are some of the trainings and instructions that you were taught?
  • #689
  • Oct 19, 2009 12:52am Oct 19, 2009 12:52am
Quoting forexmick
Hey fxtrader29,
Are you still coming here? Or have the trolls driven out another good trader?

Mate, I have been flat out like a lizard drinking. Trading is going fabulous. I email Jacko almost every day and am rockin and rollin now. I was posting here because wanted to help the other traders by telling them of my experiences with mentors and with jacko. I decided that talking to trolls here is a waste of time. They only want to tell everyone that there are no successful traders here and good trainers or mentors here. They are wrong.
I will still check in whenever I get time from my accounting practice and trading.
Instead of repeating all the good things I have discovered here, you can click on my name and read my previous posts or you can read this one. http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...&postcount=539
  • #690
  • Edited 6:19pm Oct 23, 2009 1:49pm | Edited 6:19pm
Quote from H. Rearden:

As mentioned before, 'paid mentoring' is an oxymoron - it does not exist on an ethical basis. Call it a course fee or training fee.

The only thing this membership increases is the dude's bank account.
You have to learn to walk on your own - or not at all. All the traders I have known in my career have done it without - you either have it in you or you don't - paying out money for letting someone else tell you how to supposedly do it is a wast of the same.

Then again the world consists primarily of lemmings and at the end of the day its your own choice, so good luck whereever you end up.

H. Rearden

______________________________________________________



Your argument has holes in it H. Rearden, do you think that all traders on planet earth that possess great knowledge will remain quiet and not share their knowledge? Many other industries have their so called gurus or just plain individuals that have no hidden agenda, from flight instructors, music teachers, voice coaches, attorneys, doctors, etc... who teach in a private setting or institutions of higher learning, Why should trading instructors be singled out?


According to H. Rearden's argument, that means that a person who is interested in learning how to fly a plane cannot procure the services of a flight instructor because it's a waste of time, it's an oxymoron and the flight instructor's only intention is to pocket money, incredibly pathetic argument, so that means that a person just may have to crash his plane several times, before he eventually learns how to fly a plane successfully i suppose.


Keep in mind people that this is H. Rearden's opinion and that it has little value to no value at all, I believe we are all grown ups here and that H. Reardon does not speak on behalf of everyone. I believe there is something a lot deeper that causes H. Rearden to speak very negatively of trading instructors, perhaps he was taken advantage of earlier in his career and now he paints a negative picture of all trading instructors, even those that have good intentions.

So what's next H. Rearden, more scathing criticism for trading instructors?
  • #691
  • Oct 25, 2009 1:40am Oct 25, 2009 1:40am
Quoting fxtrader29
Mate, I have been flat out like a lizard drinking. Trading is going fabulous. I email Jacko almost every day and am rockin and rollin now. I was posting here because wanted to help the other traders by telling them of my experiences with mentors and with jacko. I decided that talking to trolls here is a waste of time. They only want to tell everyone that there are no successful traders here and good trainers or mentors here. They are wrong.
I am glad you are going well and that it is continuing working for you

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I will still check in whenever I get time from my accounting practice and trading.
Instead of repeating all the good things I have discovered here, you can click on my name and read my previous posts or you can read this one. http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...&postcount=539

Please keep checking in and coming here. Too many good traders come and then leave.
  • #692
  • Oct 25, 2009 3:50pm Oct 25, 2009 3:50pm
Quoting rendezvous65
I am glad you are going well and that it is continuing working for you



Please keep checking in and coming here. Too many good traders come and then leave.
Hey fxtrader29
Keep coming here. You were doing some good trading.
  • #693
  • Oct 25, 2009 9:22pm Oct 25, 2009 9:22pm
Quoting fxtrader29
Mate, I have been flat out like a lizard drinking. Trading is going fabulous. I email Jacko almost every day and am rockin and rollin now. I was posting here because wanted to help the other traders by telling them of my experiences with mentors and with jacko. I decided that talking to trolls here is a waste of time. They only want to tell everyone that there are no successful traders here and good trainers or mentors here. They are wrong.
I will still check in whenever I get time from my accounting practice and trading.
Instead of repeating...
Hello fxtrader29, I have sent you a message through this FF PM message system
  • #694
  • Nov 5, 2009 11:56pm Nov 5, 2009 11:56pm
Quoting fxtrader29
Mate, I have been flat out like a lizard drinking. Trading is going fabulous. I email Jacko almost every day and am rockin and rollin now. I was posting here because wanted to help the other traders by telling them of my experiences with mentors and with jacko. I decided that talking to trolls here is a waste of time. They only want to tell everyone that there are no successful traders here and good trainers or mentors here. They are wrong.
I will still check in whenever I get time from my accounting practice and trading.
Instead of repeating...
Nice to see that you haven't left. Your posts were ones i liked to read.
  • #695
  • Nov 13, 2009 4:31pm Nov 13, 2009 4:31pm
It is good that others are learning from jacko too. He is one of the best traders here and his system is dynamite good.
  • #696
  • Nov 13, 2009 11:52pm Nov 13, 2009 11:52pm
Quoting jamiewhite
He is one of the best traders here
........ given the data available at FF, I'd have to say that nobody else here holds a candle to Ronald Raygun's genius. Not only is RR an extremely profitable trader, both for himself, and more recently in a high pressure prop trading environment, but he's also discovered dozens of different TA-based edges that he's successfully coded up into EAs, all of which make money, across many pairs, and under differing market conditions.

Moreover, RR is humble, courteous and helpful to all-comers, and doesn't charge for his time and expertise. And he's only 19!

Mr Jackson may be a profitable forex trader, and sell a mentoring service that's heavily promoted (you guys bump this thread regularly, for example), but Ronald Raygun is a young Einstein of forex. IMO, of course.
  • #697
  • Nov 13, 2009 11:54pm Nov 13, 2009 11:54pm
I think it is safe to say there is genuine talent here at FF, no doubt.
Don't wish it were easier, wish you were better. ~ Jim Rohn
  • #698
  • Nov 14, 2009 8:33am Nov 14, 2009 8:33am
Guys,

do you use Jacko as a signal for your entrings/exits or as a trading coach?

I was thinking to join james16group or jacko mentoring. After reading the first 2 pages i think i will go with james because i don't want a forex signal, i need a tradng coach
  • #699
  • Nov 14, 2009 8:47am Nov 14, 2009 8:47am
Wayne is not a signal service nor does he enjoy being labeled as one. He posts his trades and his thinking process behind them - the good and the bad - nothing held back.

I'm a member of both.

I also highly recommend Strat's Long Term Stress Free Trading thread and BillyRayValentine's No Brainer Trades thread.



The 7 stars of Hokuto will indicate the path....
Nihil inimicus quam sibi ipse Marcus Tullius Cicero
  • #700
  • Nov 19, 2009 6:14am Nov 19, 2009 6:14am
Quoting fxtrader29
The questions that anyone who was looking for a mentor would ask.

This post is to counter 154 posts in this thread by jealous troll who is trying to ruin a respected trader's reputation by lies and innuendo.

Has the trader proven himself to be a profitable trader in real time live trading on a public forum where there were no edits allowed and every trade was scrutinised

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost.php?p=1431044&postcount=85...


Hello fxtrader.

I hope you dont mind but i would like to ask you a couple of questions about how you trade and work as an accountant, if you do.

I also would like to know how you fit this in? . The reason for me aksing is that i am an accountant by profseeion and i am just about to join jackos mentoring but would like some adivce, i am a junior member so cannot pm you privately is there another way i could ask you a couple of questions maybe via email.

Thank you.
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