seeking mentor in HK

TSGannGalt · Aug 3, 2007

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Thanks for all the reply

First of all i am happy to negotiate with the person as to how we can work out the deal as long as i got what i need. ie a flat tuition fee or a profit split for my trading. I will make sure it is a win-win situation for both parties.

also, anyone knows any prop firms in HK apart from swift trade? i did a search on the internet and not much comes up. I dont know what prop firms are called in Chinese so i can't do a chinese search.

clayton
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I have a feeling you're going towards the wrong path.

Watch out.

WD40 · Aug 3, 2007

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Hi all, I am a new trader seeking a mentor in HK who can guide me to trader successfully. I am willing to trade my time to help the person to do research etc. for the mentoring.

I am still new to the game. I read a lot of different books, been to many seminars, courses, looking at different indicators, markets etc. Iâve found most advices I got from different people and rules I learnt contradict each other. And after 2 years of learning by myself in the dark, I am seeking someone who had been trading for a long time and trading profitably to guide me in this journey. I wonder anyone in ET can pick me as an apprentice or point me to the right direction of where can I find such a person. Thanks in advance.

clayton
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Any C9 can teach you how to trade.
Just go visit a Chinese brokerage firm during market hours.

<img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1240468">

cwl18 · Aug 5, 2007

i will keep monitor this thread and hopfully someone will comes in and offer the help as a mentor.

i will probably netowork my way to a good trader and ask them to be my mentor, or i found a few good traders and have regular meeting so we can throw ideas to each other.

can anyone tell me is there any trader meeting or gathering in HK? or a forum where there are a high concentration of HK traders? and please not those housewives in the last picture

Clayton

wuwei · Aug 5, 2007

you can organize a HK Traders Hook Up and learn from local traders.

but remember to show your respect, you just miss a great opportunity, any of those " housewive " can teach you how to trade, but you don't deserve their mentoring, sorry.

saxon22 · Aug 5, 2007

Quote from WD40:

Any C9 can teach you how to trade.
Just go visit a Chinese brokerage firm during market hours.

<img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1240468">
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Was that picture necessary?????????????

watchdaride · Aug 5, 2007

If you offerd $5-10k you probably would have more responses . I plan on mentoring in a few years when i have a track record of my system . I certainly wouldnt give it away for free . It takes people along time to be successful not to mention the money spent to learn and people think they should mentor for free in exchange for getting coffee and kissing there ass . there is no free ride in the trading world.

A good mentor i heard is found at neowave.com . i think his name is neely he charges $5k . He has a proven track record .

Good Luck

cwl18 · Aug 5, 2007

I will probably organise a hook up once i am back in HK, as i think that is the best way to find great traders from them.

as for those housewives, maybe i am generalising them but i cant imagine housewives as a group are profitable traders. I heard from the news they mainly trade penny stocks in HK, which i am not interested in anyway. Please correct me if i am wrong.

i am happy to pay 5K-10K as tuition fees if a find a great trader, but again i have to ask myself: If i am a successful and profitable trader, i dont need the 5K - 10K tuition fee from someone else. My systems "worth" much more than the 10K i receive from a student. But if i can find someone to trade my system, so i am free to enjoy my lifestyle as i dont have to sit in front of the computer all day, i may be more willing to do so.

clayton