I meant keep it simple. Take him out to play electronic Pachinko at an arcade. Then show him how the market is the same.
I see. No, it is not what I am prepared to do. I only was hopeful to point him in the right direction. What I do for living is not suitable for him; may be even harmful. I am conscious of that. However, I do not see any harm in exploring the possibility. I just have no idea what people are using as a start-up kit these days.
I'll say this, then shut up. I think it's like trying to learn how to walk a high wire by reading a book.
I agree 100%, however, he is curious and I feel that right education could help him at the beginning.
Round numbers, fibs, dows, swing highs, swing lows, yesterday's HLC for simple. The more esoteric shit, and there is plenty, you'll have to find yourself.
I think it would be natural to get a solid understanding of the mechanics of the market place: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/04...17145&creative=399373&creativeASIN=0470137711 There is also a lot of information available for free at the exchange's website: http://www.cmegroup.com/education/index.html At leas dissuade him from paying thousands to worthless "educators"...
I'll save you the trouble. Send ProfLogic a message. He can teach anybody to trade with a little programming knowledge.