Read my original post, I used the word "attributed", not "said by" There is a big difference between the word "attributed", and "said by" From the dictionary - attribute VERB attributed (past tense) · attributed (past participle) regard something as being caused by. "he attributed the firm's success to the efforts of the managing director" If I was sure Tony Robbins had said it, I would have used the words "said by", instead of "attributed" Learn the meaning of English words first. And then reply in all capital letters, or all bold will also do.
Don't try to pull that shit on me. Seriously? Put down your Merriam-Webster, and re-read what you wrote. Just stop it dude, you are trying to save your no-face. Let it go.
there is a golf pro, who led the Asian order of merit [was NO1 in Asian tour ] who has a coach who does not play golf...only knows how to teach it. so knowing how to do something is not a qualification to be able to teach it there are so many things we think we know but in reality we know shit. traders make a lot of money..they should not need to charge for teaching it
I come in contact with a lot of traders that are profitable and most traders are not making a lot of money. That is a myth. There are superstars, but the majority of profitable traders are between $5000 and $150000 a year. I can count on one hand the traders I personal know that make above $150000 a year, in the 25 years I'm in this field. Do not believe all the hype that all traders ride Ferrari's and have mansions. About charging for education: Free is not appreciated, it is that simple. That doesn't mean it needs to be in the thousand of dollars neither. Just a fair hourly rate, for example. Most of the work has to be done by the student anyway.
so that is what you- i mean the entire financial education industry-want to teach ......how not to make a lot of money do you not think they can manage to do it on their own?
That looks kinda tricky. Soooo, Thor, what'd the Cook say to the Wife? aaand, do you Ever trade the Hammers?
It is not only the education that determines if a student will make a lot of money or not. There are many, many other factors that contribute to making a lot or not. Your start capital, your time, your attitude, your willingness to learn and adapt, your objectives, and so on, are all factors I do not control with educating how to become consistently profitable with trading. To answer your question if I think if they can manage to do it on their own? Yes, they can. But if they are stuck, I have a solution. As far as I know and what you have shared on this board is that you have spent more than 2 decades to learn the craft of trading. I think a lot of people would rather pay someone they trust to teach them the ropes in a few months.
you can teach no one will learn in a few months. a profession- a way of life- cannot be learnt in a few months or even years. a decade minimum. your students will desert your teaching at the first sign of doubt and the market puts everything in doubt. it is not easy to trust what you have been taught: it is easy to learn something by heart but it takes a long time to learn to trust it under the gun.....and the smallest fear of loss of hard earned money is the biggest gun.
You are making assumptions and are projecting your own experiences as truth. As long you do that, your mind is closed. Let's respect OP thread and stay on topic.