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A Party Political FREE Zone
Posted by: | CommentsOk – so now we know that there’s a General Election imminent here in the UK.
So tell me, who is already feeling like they are being force fed with election news – of which we are being served up absolute oceans of “spin”. What is ’spin’? Well, to be generous – it may be the truth – but if it is, it’s stretched so thin as to be almost transparent.
Thankfully, there is absolutely NO comparison between our current political diet of spin, spin and more spin – and Sid and Kris’s forex training course!
Sid and Kris have delivered exactly what they said they would from the outset – a straight talking, no nonsense course. The course itself went at a great pace and it’s only now that I am really benefiting from the level of information that Sid included in each tutorial. I constantly refer to my notes and Kris’s daily support, thanks to the BBC Club, is helping me every day. It’s not just Kris’ valuable feedback and Sid’s regular emails encouraging us to keep perspective – but being able to see what everyone else is doing is fascinating.
The BBC Club is made up of a significant number of traders and forex apprentices all at different levels; I have always been a great believer in the old mantra that you can always learn from others – and I think the BBC Club really embraces this philosophy. I regularly read about how well the more experienced traders do each week and I can also see how they do it. Sid and Kris’s helpful input has helped me to understand how these traders could be doing even better – so it’s a win, win!
Wouldn’t it be marvellous if our politicians could be as straight forward as Sid and Kris and deliver what they say the will? Thank goodness for Forex Training Works eh?!
Sam
Forex Forever!
Posted by: | CommentsAnother great start to my morning with my forex rendez-vous. When it’s a busy week I really find that my trading gives me a positive start to the day, even if everything else around me is in chaos. It gives me a warm feeling that everything will turn out just fine and that I am now, maybe for the first time that I can remember, in control of what is going to happen in my life, something that we are rarely able to savour in today’s world which seems to be in a constant fast-forward.
I have spent a lot of time the last couple of weeks observing the markets and playing it safe. Now some of you who are looking to learn forex may think this is a bad thing, but let me tell you it is far from it.
I have made money so far with my trading (technically speaking of course as I am still ‘in-demo’ and not a live trader as yet). Take that statement to the next logical step, why would I RISK what I have made if I have already earned money? Moreover, why would I risk my money when it has been earned in such a pleasant way – from the comfort of my own home, without any stress in a peaceful environment just at the start of my day?
There are so many other positives to my experience, Sid and Kris feel like they have become my friends and are certainly great mentors for me – I am learning how to be a successful forex trader as well as being taught some personal development based skills that I would have had to pay thousands for in a commercial environment! This in itself has been worth its weight in gold to me – and as that famous credit card advertisement statement explains, it’s “priceless”!
Sam
One More Week of Easter Holidays
Posted by: | CommentsThe Easter Bank Holiday seems like quite a long time ago now doesn’t it?! I have really made the most of this week as you all know. I have done some revising and had a great time trading for the last couple of mornings. It just doesn’t feel like work at all getting up in the mornings and getting ready for my daily trade, my forex rendez-vous is a great start to my day!
Every once in a while, an experience from your past comes out of nowhere and reminds you of just how much better life is now. I spent the early part of my career working as a PA to some incredibly interesting business leaders – and they really were! The long nights of having to work until the early hours, the 3am starts – yes, I really did say 3am are all but a dim and distant memory. But why is this relevant to you my learning forex and my post today? Well, before the children broke up I had the perpetual thought of “how am I going to fit everything in this Easter break and will I need to find some more hours either side of my day as I really want to make sure I don’t miss out on my forex training?”
I am so pleased to be able to report that this hasn’t been the case at all – by being organised and already in a great routine where I am at my desk for my daily forex rendez-vous at 6.30, there hasn’t been any more pressure to the hectic daily schedule, in fact – it has been a really peaceful and calm start to the day – before the phone rings and the children start asking what we will be doing …… sound familiar?!
Sam
WOW – Against Instinct?
Posted by: | CommentsHere’s my latest progress report on my forex trading apprenticeship, as promised. This is THE most interesting and revealing time I can ever remember..
The most telling thing for me is that I am beginning to realize that although I watched read explanations, watched forex videos and listened to the sound-tracks, I didn’t really take a lot of it in – and now, as I recap and go back over things, I am realizing how much was in there and how much I missed. Read More→
Plan for Next Week – Avoiding Compounding My Errors
Posted by: | CommentsI love planning and I try to plan everything where I possibly can. I am one of those sorts that put endless notes around the house that may simply look like a Post It Note with a scrawl on it – but to me it means everything! The only thing that I can fall down on is what we will eat mid-week, there again, don’t we all?
I have really been pondering about the call from last week and Sid said something that has really struck home and I have fully taken on board “avoid compounding our errors”. That makes perfect sense to me and I am entering a new week with greater gusto – and a whole lot of discipline. Whilst in my apprenticeship, I am soaking it all in still and determined to get it right – which I know I can. Read More→
Professional Compounder Apprenticeship
Posted by: | CommentsWell, here we are, at the end of the four week forex trading course with Sid.
I have taken a good few days and several sittings to write this for you as I have learnt so much and didn’t want to miss a thing in explaining what I have learnt – and how I see things moving forward. This is an abridged version of my great experience to date!
Actually doing a forex course is the simple part, learning, listening and watching has been a big part of the last month, although it doesn’t seem to have taken up too much more of my time. I have made the time to learn everything throughout the course, savoured going off by myself on my FX Game platform to test some of things we have been taught about forex. I know I’ve impressed my husband with what I have learnt – and totally bemused the children – but when I look back, I’ve actually only spent around an hour and a half a day, at the most, on this. Read More→
So Here It Is – My Forex Training Comes to an End
Posted by: | CommentsWell, here it is, I am literally just about to sit down and listen to my last ever audio and I am definitely going to miss my forex training course! Weird isn’t it? I feel like someone is going away – but I know when I do see them again it will be even better!
I intend to do a much more in-depth post about the whole course in a day or two. I think just a little time to let the last four weeks gel, would be a good idea before I do this.
I am very excited about the joining the support group (The BBC Club). I feel like I will be joining a new group of friends, a bit like moving into a new village where I will learn a lot from others, be a part of something where we’ll chat, share our experiences as ‘forex traders’ and probably have some great experiences along the way. Read More→
I Can’t Believe It’s Nearly Over
Posted by: | CommentsI’m late with this report, it’s Thursday evening as I write. We had a few dramas in the week with the kids which kept me back a bit – thank goodness Sid and Kris are flexible with the course.
Anyway, this week so far has been mostly really great videos of trading and one about some simple, but as I understand it, very necessary rules – four of them. These rules simply mean that we’ll never be gambling with our capital, and this is very important for us as a family.
What reassures me constantly is that there is a real structure to the whole approach to making money work for you. It’s really about running trading to rules mixed with common-sense. The idea is, safety – first and last. Read More→