I guess being skeptical is really good for a chart technician.I stick with my own research and setups, and get whatever recommendation through the filter of my mind and the tape
for anyone - not just a chart technician. this industry is ripe with scammers and fraudsters, and people who genuinely think they know what they are doing but actually don’t. It’s a tough business to make money in.
This video " A Day in the Life of a Millennial Day Trader" by Humble Trader () has 5.9 MM views; half way through she goes to exercise in scant clothing to do does pole dancing with her friend and we see below: Yet an other marketing method yes? What is she actually selling with nearly 6 million views?
I haven’t come across any legit forex trader who is sharing valuable info on youtube. They all have fancy titles, which are obviously clickbait because when I watch the videos, I see fluff for the most part and very little knowledge that I can actually use to enhance my trading skills or place better trades.
Yes and it's hard to tell whether they are withholding the details of their strategy because it is a profitable strategy or it is not a profitable strategy. I suspect it's usually the latter. Although sometimes when a trader does develop a profitable strategy they become rather tight-lipped about it.
Looks like the Chicken Singapore guy finally quit. Left a leaving video... to be honest he does make some valid points about the youtube-guru industry.
I don’t think any legit traders would be sitting in front of a camera all the time. They will be too busy with their trades and won’t waste their time fooling people around. Be careful about whom you choose to follow!
100% correct, great point. People posting frequent or daily YouTube videos are salesmen/marketers, not traders.