Which are the best forex courses?

not sure

Can you login to David Maxson's room? My friend told me that room was dead for several weeks and only 12 people logged with no moderator. t2FXroom or 4xTradersLive Live Trading Room. I wrote to John Stapleton's support staff to inquire about this.

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Come on over to my thread and you will learn something.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=296550

Don't worry, I not one of those kooks trying to teach some system I picked up from someone else. I will teach you how to trade properly.

http://www.yourtradingroom.com/ebook.php
another one i found.

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He still has the live room, but it is not really to learn. You can take his trades (or not) but he doesn't discuss how he does things much. Jason just finished an 8 week class and they are starting up an Equities course with Todd Brown (Jason's partner) soon

http://fxbaron.com/index.php
found another one that has invested in the website design ....

the best free way to Learn Forex is fxstay team package , you can learn step by step and its free , i think it will help new traders ..there are several other ways to learn forex like search in forums like forex factory or by ebook ..below is one of them

http://www.fxstay.com/learn-forex.html

Which is the hottest thread on FF that has near real-time live calls of what traders trade, instead of confusing questions and asking for indicators and posting after-the-fact "I just bagged 100 pips since yesterday" claims? I checked the several from the forum features (All Forums --> Hottest Threads) but didn't see any that makes near real-time posts, mostly questions/answers and cheers on past trades.

Forums are not the place for live calls. You need to find a paid room generally

I have a live room and I can throw you some Pips. You should check out my thread link I posted in this thread earlier if you want to validate my skill, most think of me as the most skilled trader they have ever encountered and I will be hosting my room next week and if you are interested you can get into contact with me and I will discuss my rate with you. I will however give you the first month at half my normal rate and will also give you 2 free days to validate my skills.

A new startup that needs some evaluating ....
http://fxevolve.com/

Anyone have any feedback on fxevolve ?

http://vimeo.com/user6707250/videos
Quite similar to Chris Lori style of fibonacci retracements and trading between "fractals" or dealing levels. Jason called it order flow levels instead of "fractals".

Whilst I have spent more than I wish to admit on courses and bespoke indicators (including some very esoteric ones), my best results have come from analyzing market structure and support/resistance levels. I have tried strategies that rely predominantly on indicator signals but for me they are never consistent enough. There is always the issue of "lag", and I prefer my trading to be predictive rather than reactive...by the time these indicators react the move is sometimes over.

At the moment I trade off a 5m timeframe and do the following to get logical zones where price is likely to stall and reverse (which may only be a retracement of the main trend, but that is usually good enough):

I plot the following static S/R levels using

- daily floortrader pivots inc. midpoints
- psych levels (whole numbers and their midpoints)
- Swing highs/lows off the daily and 4 hr timeframes
- previous day's high/low

I call these static because they do not change during the trading day (possibly the 4hr may generate a new swing high or low, but bearing in mind you need 3-5 bars to give a new swing high or low, you are really only talking about adding a new level once or twice a week, so we'll call them static for now)

Then I use Fibonacci to plot dynamic retracement/extension/expansion levels going down through the timeframes from a monthly down to a 4 hourly timeframe (sometimes hourly also) . These are quasi-static levels for that day's trading, in that they only change as new highs and lows are formed intra-day on those timeframes.

Lastly, I use the current day's price action to plot relevant fib levels based on the setup timeframe (5m). These are dynamic levels as you will need to re-draw them as price action precedes (more so than the fibs based on the higher timeframes)

This may seem like a lot of work, but it is really only the fibs that take the time, and I am only going for the ones that seem obvious to me (and therefore to everyone), not every conceivable fib retracement/extension/expansion. For instance, on EUR/YEN, there is currently only one fib retracement that I draw based on the monthly chart, no fib on the weekly and I think 4 different fibs (mainly expansions/extensions) from the 4 hour. Once drawn these higher timeframe fib plots don't change that often, or at most you have to change one plot co-ordinate as a new high or low is posted on that chart/timeframe. I color code the fibs which are all drawn on the setup chart (in case that wasn't obvious) so I know which timeframe they came from (and therefore their significance).

After the chart is set up, what I am looking for is a confluence of support or resistance at a level. Ideally there should be a minimum of 2 different types of S/R at this level e.g a psych level and a 61.8% fib, but preferably 3. S/R levels are more significant, the higher the timeframe from which they originate.

I use such a zone as a possible entry area to fade the current move. I prefer to take a trade in the direction of the prevailing trend on that (i.e. the 5m) timeframe, but sometimes counter-trend trades make sense i.e if we have completed a 5 wave move in one direction and there is indicator divergence (a MACD and or Slow stochastic is good enough for this purpose).

I mostly use a 15 point stop on the EUR/YEN (my preferred pair to trade) and go for at least 20 pips profit, but that can depend on whether there are any significant levels in the way of this target; sometimes I take a smaller pip count.

This for me has given the most success and whilst a bit of legwork is required it is worth it, i.e. other people (mostly retail traders like us) can't be bothered to do this work, preferring to take a signal off one or a combination of indicators instead... However, you can be pretty sure that banks/professional money managers have software plotting all these levels and have a definite idea of where the day's turning points are likely to be. On the question of fibs, there are some tools out there that can automate them - the best are very expensive; but to be honest they aren't necessary if you are just willing to spend an hour at the beginning of the week and a few minutes at the end of a trading day to review them..you aren't going for every possible plot from every timeframe, just pick a couple of timeframes higher than the one you are trading (although including the weekly and monthly is usually a simple task and they wont change that often) as well as the setup timeframe itself and plot the obvious ones (don't forget fib extensions and expansions, where relevant, i.e. if the market is breaking out to new highs or lows).

Anyway, if that is of use to anybody else I am glad to have helped. It wont be everybody's cup of tea but it wont cost you a penny and may also dovetail/supplement your own trading ideas.

TC

Please see if you can help the folks at this thread, they are still searching .....
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=427160

Has anyone heard of this educational service and been a student? I like to hear feedback and review.
http://www.tradeoutloud.com/#!forex/c12af

Did anyone take Mike norman course? Is it worth the money (around 1500$)

You Should Try FOREX system Training by FXPOD.COM

A very popular in Jakarta Indonesia, they also have courses in Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia.

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They also have excellent support program and forum that help you develop your trading program.

see it in chartistaddict.com

I took the course a bit over a year ago, and my trading program never been better

Have a look around ElectroFX... plenty of free solid information to get you started and see if you can be profitable.
If you want to pursue there are premium options but if I were you I would never pay $1500+ for any course,
there is only so much that can be transferred to you via a course and the rest will be up to you.

Stay away from the get rich quick claims and treat this as a new profession that you are looking to get trained in.
The journey isn't fast, good training can speed it up but trading psychology will be your biggest obstacle.
The good news is that the journey is worth it, freedom and not only financial.

Have a safe Journey

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=492020

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