Review of Vince Stanzione's Trading Course

Vince Stanzione’s home study course entitled Making Money From Financial Spread Trading consists of a manual containing over 200 pages and two CDs with over two hours of detailed explanation about trading the financial markets.

One of the first things that attracted me to the course was that Vince Stanzione doesn’t just talk the talk he actually walks the walk and uses the strategies contained in the course himself to trade the markets via financial spread trading. He provides mountains of evidence to support this fact and clearly isn’t like many others  i.e. someone selling a course but who doesn’t actually trade himself.

I also liked the fact that Vince Stanzione learnt his trade the hard way. He started as a tea boy at a large international bank in London before working his way up to trade millions every day on the forex markets.

And my third reason for buying Making Money From Financial Spread Trading was the fact that Vince Stanzione is a multi-millionaire trader. After all, if you want to learn something surely it is just common sense to  learn from someone who is extremely successful in their field.

In the course you will learn:

How you too can turn small trades into thousands of tax free profits from the comfort of your home by following a step by step system that is very easy to follow.

How anyone with or without business experience can understand the simple secrets to making money from financial spread trading.

How you can test the trading strategies without risking any money.

How you can make money trading on UK, European or US listed companies regardless if the stock market is crashing, booming or even trading sideways.

How the strategies can be applied to any market whether you prefer to trade stocks, indices, forex or commodities.

Learn successful simple trading strategies that will take no more than 30 minutes (maximum) of your time per day that make more money than most people earn in a week.

In my opinion this course is excellent value whether you are new to trading or maybe have been trading for a while but need further guidance to boost your profits.

If there is a downside, Vince Stanzione’s principle is to cut your losing trades short and allow your winning trades to run as long as possible to maximise profits. So if you are the sort of person who prefers to jump in and out of the markets as a day trader this probably is not for you. In any event it comes with a money back guarantee so you really have nothing to lose giving it a try.

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A Typical Day in the Life of a Forex Trader

by Ian T Williams

There seems to be two widely differing views as to what a typical Forex Trader gets up to all day. The first has him (or her!) slaving away 24/7 in front of a bank of computer monitors in a darkened room, pale faced and wide eyed, frantically clicking on buy and sell buttons, thousands of dollars, yen and francs being made and lost every few seconds. The second has him (or her!) spending a few minutes a day, calmly adjusting a couple of trades before setting off for the golf course or ski slopes only to return later to count up the day's profits. The first thing to point out is that there is probably is no such thing as a "typical" trader, we're all different - different characters, different lifestyles, morning people, night time people etc.

I've been trading successfully now for over 30 years and I get asked all the time - "Ian, could you perhaps tell me a little about your typical day?" - so here goes -

- 6.30am GMT (that's 7.30am on mainland Europe) I open my computer, input the password, & open the programmes I use - forex.tradingcharts.com, dailyfx.com, Sharescope, which I update right away to account for my being in bed long before the FX market closed the night before for my time zone! and finally open my trading platform.

- once up and running, I have breakfast. I like to open up the "shop" before sitting down to eat.

- 7am GMT (8am on mainland Europe ) back to my computer First thing I do is look at the charts on forex.tradingcharts.com on the 5 minute timescale, to see if there are any nice potential setups (bearing in mind that I rarely take 5 minute trades myself - I too seldom have time to keep checking as often as these require - but if I do decide to trade, I never take more than two at a time). I look in the following sequence: USDCAD, USDJPY, USDCHF, EURCHF, EURJPY, EURGBP, EURUSD, GBPUSD, GBPJPY, GBPCHF, AUDUSD, AUDJPY.

Forex Trading - Why 95% of Forex Traders Fail

by Ian T Williams

Trading is EASY, trading is SIMPLE to learn, ANYONE can do it ! I'm the first one to say it. If you've ever read any of my Forex Trading educational materials you'll know that I firmly believe that trading doesn't have to be complicated.

OK, Ian - BUT, if that's the case, how come 95% of aspiring traders fail to make any money?
Well, in my humble opinion, (based on 30+ years of experience) the reason why traders fail is that they make a number of basic mistakes. They may not even realize they are making them or that their behaviour is causing certain results, which are holding them back from real success.

Take a look at my list of reasons Why Traders Fail -

THE MOST COMMON MISTAKES MADE BY ASPIRING TRADERS
(in no particular order - they're all bad mistakes!)

- Believing you're in some kind of competition, your perceived opponent being "the market". Believe me the market is enormous, it doesn't care. It's in competition with no one.

- Impatience: the inability to NOT trade when conditions are unfavourable. Sit back, don't feel you have to have your "nose to the grindstone" for 8 hours a day. Only trade when it's the right thing to do.

- Having no consistent methodology. One of the biggest mistakes, it might work now and again, then again if you have no method, you are just guessing.

- A belief in "luck" & a superstitious attitude. Is your computer screen surrounded by lucky charms? Do you have a rabbit's foot keyring? Do you read your horoscope for the day before sitting down to trade? Trading isn't based on luck or the planets being aligned.