Comments on: Professional Compounder Apprenticeship http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship Learning how to become a successful trader Sat, 02 Jul 2011 10:38:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Samie http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-691 Samie Tue, 18 Jan 2011 15:00:59 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-691 Hi Sam, is been so wonderful reading through your blog. even before my registration. i've learn so much already from this post about all. I would say, this is where i belong if i have to learn Forex trading, no doubts. I thank you for making out a great time for a comprehensive details of your journey till date. Nothing more could be so encouraging and thoughtful. I'm on my way to contact Sid and Kris for my enrollment as soon as possible. This is the right place for me too. Thank you Sam. Best wishes Samie Hi Sam, is been so wonderful reading through your blog. even before my registration. i’ve learn so much already from this post about all. I would say, this is where i belong if i have to learn Forex trading, no doubts. I thank you for making out a great time for a comprehensive details of your journey till date. Nothing more could be so encouraging and thoughtful. I’m on my way to contact Sid and Kris for my enrollment as soon as possible. This is the right place for me too. Thank you Sam.

Best wishes

Samie

]]> By: Nicola Minas http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-496 Nicola Minas Tue, 21 Dec 2010 00:55:47 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-496 wow wonderful job. this report was just a little above me, do you have any sources for newbies who're looking to much better recognize this? wow wonderful job. this report was just a little above me, do you have any sources for newbies who’re looking to much better recognize this?

]]> By: sam http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-336 sam Tue, 02 Nov 2010 10:44:54 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-336 Hello Ian, What I learned on the course was invaluable and I can't really speak highly enough of it. But the reality of trading live is not something that a course can give you. The support after the course - the apprenticeship - is where I developed the skill and judgment that has turned me into a happy trader. Particularly when I started using our real money. Sid's insight into this side of the mental challenges of trading live helped me tremendously. I still listen to the live Sunday calls and most of them concentrate on this 'psychological' side of being a consistently positive trader. I don't have time to keep this blog up - I agreed to do it whilst I took the course - but with a family of four children, a husband, two dogs and my trading it isn't practical for me to continue with the blog and I intend to ask Sid to use the space for reports from other traders from time to time. However - let me answer the real question, which is did this course turn me into a profitable trader? The answer is YES it did, but with the proviso that it didn't happen the way I thought it would. The course was the beginning of a journey, not an event that turned me into a successful trader. The real answer is that the course, the apprenticeship and the ongoing help have kept me on the straight and narrow path that is money-making trading. I have been consistently profitable, month after month. This trading 'system' works - but only if you stick to the rules rigidly and unemotionally. This sounds easy, but is extremely hard at first, as I found out to my cost in the first month or six weeks. Like others before me, I sort of started changing things without knowing it and soon found out that it didn't work. This was where I realised that you cannot take liberties. As long as you don't deviate from the really strict system rules, this trading system really works - sticking to the rules can be very hard at first. I do hope this helps and that it answers your question. Sam ;-) Hello Ian,
What I learned on the course was invaluable and I can’t really speak highly enough of it. But the reality of trading live is not something that a course can give you. The support after the course – the apprenticeship – is where I developed the skill and judgment that has turned me into a happy trader. Particularly when I started using our real money. Sid’s insight into this side of the mental challenges of trading live helped me tremendously. I still listen to the live Sunday calls and most of them concentrate on this ‘psychological’ side of being a consistently positive trader.

I don’t have time to keep this blog up – I agreed to do it whilst I took the course – but with a family of four children, a husband, two dogs and my trading it isn’t practical for me to continue with the blog and I intend to ask Sid to use the space for reports from other traders from time to time. However – let me answer the real question, which is did this course turn me into a profitable trader? The answer is YES it did, but with the proviso that it didn’t happen the way I thought it would. The course was the beginning of a journey, not an event that turned me into a successful trader. The real answer is that the course, the apprenticeship and the ongoing help have kept me on the straight and narrow path that is money-making trading. I have been consistently profitable, month after month. This trading ‘system’ works – but only if you stick to the rules rigidly and unemotionally. This sounds easy, but is extremely hard at first, as I found out to my cost in the first month or six weeks.

Like others before me, I sort of started changing things without knowing it and soon found out that it didn’t work. This was where I realised that you cannot take liberties. As long as you don’t deviate from the really strict system rules, this trading system really works – sticking to the rules can be very hard at first.

I do hope this helps and that it answers your question.

Sam ;-)

]]> By: Ian http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-335 Ian Sun, 31 Oct 2010 10:27:29 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-335 Hi Sam, thanks for a great blog! Some really helpful insight. However, in the post above, you didn't answer the question that Tas posed of whether you were up or down. You mentioned that it's not as you learnt on the course. I would (and possibly others) really appreciate if you could expand on this a little more. As a very interested, but cautious potential customer of this course, I would very much appreciate your views/answers to the above? Thanks, Ian Hi Sam,
thanks for a great blog! Some really helpful insight. However, in the post above, you didn’t answer the question that Tas posed of whether you were up or down.

You mentioned that it’s not as you learnt on the course. I would (and possibly others) really appreciate if you could expand on this a little more.

As a very interested, but cautious potential customer of this course, I would very much appreciate your views/answers to the above?

Thanks,
Ian

]]> By: sam http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-330 sam Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:56:55 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-330 Hello Tas, I am doing very well. It's not just as I was taught on the course to be honest. For me, and almost everyone - it's after the course that you find the true value of support with Kris and Sid. That's where my REAL learning about the mental side of things happens. Best wishes - Sam Hello Tas, I am doing very well. It’s not just as I was taught on the course to be honest. For me, and almost everyone – it’s after the course that you find the true value of support with Kris and Sid. That’s where my REAL learning about the mental side of things happens. Best wishes – Sam

]]> By: tas http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-329 tas Wed, 15 Sep 2010 13:36:48 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-329 hi Sam, Read your posts, found them very interesting. As it has now been several months how is your trading/compounding going? Up till now, are you up or down? And being up or down, is that because you followed exactly the course or failed to follow through on the course? Thank you Tas hi Sam,

Read your posts, found them very interesting.

As it has now been several months how is your trading/compounding going?

Up till now, are you up or down?

And being up or down, is that because you followed exactly the course or failed to follow through on the course?

Thank you

Tas

]]> By: Marcus http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-80 Marcus Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:26:55 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-80 Hi Sam Thanks for your feedback. Yes I have got Sid's contact details as I have spoken to him previously when I enquired but I need to get in touch with hem again to ask him if this can work for me. Thanks Marcus Hi Sam

Thanks for your feedback. Yes I have got Sid’s contact details as I have spoken to him previously when I enquired but I need to get in touch with hem again to ask him if this can work for me.

Thanks

Marcus

]]> By: sam http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-66 sam Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:39:56 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-66 Hi Marcus Sorry for not getting back to you yesterday. I would actually have a chat with Sid to be honest. He's such a lovely guy and very approachable. I know he does like talking to people before they commit as he does have some great tips! The one thing that I think it is worth noting is that you will need to be up earlier each morning in order to make it truly work for you. Have you got Sid's details? Hi Marcus

Sorry for not getting back to you yesterday. I would actually have a chat with Sid to be honest. He’s such a lovely guy and very approachable. I know he does like talking to people before they commit as he does have some great tips!

The one thing that I think it is worth noting is that you will need to be up earlier each morning in order to make it truly work for you. Have you got Sid’s details?

]]> By: Marcus http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/111/forex-course/professional-compounder-apprenticeship/comment-page-1#comment-61 Marcus Wed, 03 Mar 2010 19:04:01 +0000 http://www.forextrainingworks.com/blog/?p=111#comment-61 Hi Sam, I was just wondering about the bbc as I am hopefully going to take the course in April. As I have to start work at 7am m-f would the bbc still work for me? Thanks Marcus Hi Sam,

I was just wondering about the bbc as I am hopefully going to take the course in April. As I have to start work at 7am m-f would the bbc still work for me?

Thanks

Marcus

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