The Complete Currency Trading (CCT) Course. Legit or not?

Hi. I was recently introduced to CCT. This is a London based outfit that offers FREE FX training that will help one earn pips within a short period of time. They also offer a $4K advance course/software, and the owner, James Edwards insists that they will not brow beat u to buy the course & u can remain a member & take full advantage of their ongoing FREE training - indefinitely.

I'm curious to learn from fellow FF traders (who have some experience with CCT) if ...
a) CCT's FREE training is any good &
b) if anyone purchased their program (after having some success with free training) , please provide 'honest' feedback on that couse.
Thanx for your input.

A good question, TraderDTP.
The training is most educational. I joined about the same time as you were introduced.
The free training has not been done (offered) before, I believe but so far he has introduced a simple system for free and has encouraged people to try it to get properly trained in it. There have been lots of useful ideas told to us about any system that we might trade.
Unlike all the other webinars etc, he has not frequently urged us to take the advanced course, only done one video explaining it. He started explaining the video was offering the course and if we didn't want to buy it then don't watch it.

BTW it was $4K months ago, it is currently $10K and will be $14K in a few months.

Just a bit of info about myself: I have studied forex for some time and until James Edwards came along with his CCT, I had decided that 'price action' was the best way of trading. I am thinking that CCT may be even better. Just my opinion, I am not promoting CCT, just voicing my latest opinion.

Thanks for your comments. Much appreciated. Any ideas on the HUGE price increases on the course? Would u consider purchasing it and if so, why? Thanks

I would not risk so much money at this time. If I am successful with the free simple system and make sufficient money with it I might do so. Mind, I believe that there is a good indicator available here on FF. It could be worth finding.

The whole basis is to use a currency strength indicator to see which is strong and which is week.
Since the pound is doing well against the dollar then draw a square with a line through the middle half way up.
Draw a line from the left on the top of the middle line up to the top right corner. Mark it as GBP.
Draw another from under the middle line at the left and finish it at the bottom right corner. Mark it as USD.
This then would show their strength and weakness so it shows a pair to trade from the indicator.

I just watched the introductory video. I thought it was complete rubbish or it was beyond my level of understanding.

The basic of his trading is the individual currency strength. How do you measure it? A currency has no ABSOLUTE strength parameter. A $50 USD in 1980 is still a $50 USD today and will be forever (N.B i am not considering the purchasing power/time value of money). But A $50 USD in 1980 could be $70AUD and today could be $60AUD. Therefore the strength of a currency is relative. Today with 50USd you can buy $60AUD. Thats all it means. And if you look at that conversion rate over a period you get a strength or weakness trend. There is no ABSOLUTE strength of currency. So all the 8 graphs he showed did not make sense to me. Now there is one thing that you could apply this idea to is keeping USD ans common denominator and pick a Cross pair to trade in a certain direction. However, without using a reference point it is impossible to know the currency strength or weakness

Absolute rubbish!