Save hours to get the same or better answers
July 19, 2010 in Testimonials, Updates by John Forman
Save hours to get the same or better answers
The segment on Value I think is very important. As a newbie wannabe trader, I spent COUNTLESS hours researching on the internet, going from one forum to another, newsletters, this and that. It’s a simple formula:
Time X my hourly wage = Cost of the information
I wish I had this when I first decided to be a trader. At least I would be able to get past much of the noise. The FAQ is a great value because for what is probably less than the hourly wage of most middle class people, you save hours of researching to get the same or better answers. However, one should always keep his/her critical thinking skills in tact. There is no right or wrong, just what is suitable for oneself. Of course one must also be aware of ones own delusions.
Naoki S
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