In my view, anyone selling anything connected with trading, with obvious exceptions such as a few notable books on the subject, or access to live charts, is a scammer. I say this because I do believe that trading success comes only from within, through experience with every aspect of trading. This can be no more bought than can the knowledge and experience that plumbers or doctors have. The problem with trading however as opposed to more respected and recognized professions, is that anyone can enter the market place and set up their own practice as it were with little or no experience and dreams of making a fortune almost overnight. Trading offers huge rewards for little or no start up capital, and for this reason it has huge appeal. Those seeking a short cut to their envisaged perfect lifestyle of working from home for just a few hours a day whilst raking in the cash, offer rich pickings for the scammers, and this no doubt will continue.
Ask any truly successful trader, who is not trying to sell you something, exactly how they got to be where they are, and whoever you ask, there will be a common response, which is a great deal of time spent in front of a computer screen figuring it out for themselves through trial and error. This, and this only, is the route to the promised land, and if anyone tries to tell you otherwise, then they are probably after your money.
Ask any truly successful trader, who is not trying to sell you something, exactly how they got to be where they are, and whoever you ask, there will be a common response, which is a great deal of time spent in front of a computer screen figuring it out for themselves through trial and error. This, and this only, is the route to the promised land, and if anyone tries to tell you otherwise, then they are probably after your money.