
flip-flop-fly is back with a vengence, complete with a brand new offer for you via his pet ChartAddict. Take a squizzy at this. Take special note that this fantastic offer is available at W/E. I’m howling. Talk about HINDSIGHT TRADING. This is the classic fff methodology, all trades in hindsight – for $4000.00 – you couldn’t make this rubbish up.
From ChartAddict himself -read and laugh.
All of you have different reasons for wanting to receive personalized instruction from me, but one thing is for certain: you would like to be successful in your own trading as I am in mine. With a track record like mine, this comes as no surprise:
2002: +2.04 (quarter year)
2003: +5.05
2004: +37.42%
2005: +88.20%
2006: +103.67%
2007: +144.13%
2008: +256.11%
2009: +201.10% (As of July 8, goal: +300%)
(with no losing months for the last 16 consecutive months)
Are these the returns that you want to achieve? If so, then I am the right person to give you instruction. Why didn’t I choose to teach over IM or by phone? It’s simple, this program is the closest way of ‘holding your hand giving you step-by-step instructions on exactly how I trade, what I trade, and when I trade. My method of training will force you to completely understand and effectively apply what you will learn ensuring that you have no more questions for me when we are finished.
Your goal is to exponentially shorten your learning curve, to become a better trader at the fastest rate imaginable. You are seeking immediate improvement. At the end of our session together, you will:
■Be on your way to consistent profitability
■Make fewer mistakes
■Become proficient in all forms of technical analysis
■Know the most reliable long & short setups
■Execute proper entries and exits
■Learn and know basic and advanced candlestick charting
■Use multiple time frames
■Use volume, moving averages and relevant indicators properly
■Learn my proprietary strategies
■Know how to analyze any and every chart
■Risk Management
■Money Management
■Correctly use pre-market futures for opening gaps
…and more.
Separately, you will be psychologically conditioned to trade with confidence. Of course, mastering your emotions is a lengthy process, but I will lay down a rock-solid foundation for you to become a disciplined trader.
The curriculum will be comprised of 5 main parts:
1) Knowledge
2) Organization
3) Practice
4) Psychology
5) Motivation
I am an entirely self-taught trader. I learned how to conquer the market by tirelessly studying my vast physical and PDF library, a library with over 1,200 titles. I’ve read over 100 books on trading and finance for the past 5 years, every year. This knowledge will be transferred over to you. In addition to the information that is available to everyone, I will fully instruct you on several proprietary strategies that I’ve developed over the years:
1) Complete Blank Box Trading
2) Long/Short Spiker Strategy
3) Earnings Trading System
4) Long/Short Bollinger Strategy
…and more.
As for the basics, I will not leave until you fully understand every candle and technical pattern. You will demonstrate your understanding to me throughout the session as we analyze over 1,000 charts together. You will spend no more than 5 seconds on each chart. You will learn to focus on what’s most important and make a buy/sell/wait opinion on each stock in seconds. In the time it takes you to analyze a 10-K/10-Q, you will have analyzed hundreds of charts and assembled your long/short list for the next day.
The knowledge that you will acquire will be with you for the rest of your life.
You will learn how I organize each stock. You will learn how to determine if a stock is “imminent” to capture profits faster. You will also know which stocks to wait for, and for how long, before revisiting. In summary, the organization segment is to make sure that you have a constant and steady pipeline of profitable trades, day in and day out. After all, a pharmaceutical company will not survive if it’s pipeline is empty.
The practice segment will consist of your full training in day and swing trading as well as focus on risk and money management. You will learn to know how to use morning gaps and when to trade them. You will understand when to commit to one side (50% or more) and when to use of leverage to maximize gains. You will learn how to catch breakouts immediately before they occur. You will apply your knowledge and complete this segment subject to my satisfaction. In short, I will force you to master the way I trade in the limited time that we share.
To aid you, you will receive a training manual. This guide will not be sold separately and will only be available to coaching students.
Nobody is born successful. People are not educated because they were born educated. They’re not well-dressed because they were born well-dressed. The qualities of success are acquired over time. My job is to shorten that time with the most impact as possible. If you don’t possess the qualities of a successful trader, then you have all the more reason to begin developing them immediately. The process is not simple; but I believe that anyone with sufficient determination can make these changes.
Many people feel their capacity for learning has reached its limits, or that their personalities cannot be improved or modified. A lot of people accept their station in life as a part of their destiny, or as something over which they have no control. Most would deny outwardly that they believe as such, but their inaction to change anything proves otherwise.
A renowned Harvard psychologist claims the greatest discovery of this generation is that people have learned they can change their circumstances by changing their attitudes. But from my own experiences, I believe that people want to change their circumstances without changing themselves, and it just doesn’t work that way. My job is to amplify your mental strengths and suppress your emotional weaknesses fostering within you the psychological qualities of a successful trader.
Don’t just sit back wishing and hoping to be successful in trading. That’s like waiting to win the lottery – enter it if you want to, but don’t count on it. If you live with unearned wealth as your goal in life, you’ll end up with only dreams in the bank. My job is to develop you into a self-sufficient and fully independent trader. The goal is to make sure that you will never have to rely on anyone else’s decisions to make your own. Independence means freedom from the slavery of ignorance
If you want to be successful in trading, follow the lead of the Mayans. How much corn do you think the Mayans would have grown each year if they had depended on luck to give them a crop? Probably not much, and in those days, the price of failure was your head, literally. Napoleon said luck was the ability to exploit accidents. No one becomes successful in trading by accident. Try to think of one trader that fits this profile. You can’t, and that should be no surprise.
A lot of people may have knowledge, but lack dexterity. Some may have learning, but lack competence. Some may own a set of expensive tools, and yet, not know how to use them. If you want to be a marathon runner, get your shoes and start running. Now, you may have read all about running, probably ‘studied’ running in college, and even watched marathons for 20 years. But if you haven’t practiced and become good at it yourself, the first thing that happens after you get your shoes on is you trip and fall down, sprain your ankle, or worse. My job is to get you running – on your own.
To prepare themselves for the thrill of jumping out of a plane, skydivers gain experience and practice by jumping from a jump tower or a computer simulator on the ground. A trainer grades each jumper and the jumpers performance is lacking, trainees will have to go back and repeat the whole segment before they certified to make their first jump. There isn’t any room for mistakes, since it may cost you your life. My job is to help you minimize the mistakes you make and lessen their impact on your trading, and more importantly, on your mind.
One of the most important skills learned in skydiving school is how to properly fold your parachute. No one will die if the chute is properly folded and executed. You must live by that same rule when it comes to success. You will succeed or fail according to how well you pack your chute. If you haven’t developed the abilities to succeed in trading, nothing is going to save you, not even a backup chute. My job is to make sure you know what to do well before the market opens. You will always be prepared on the night before the next trading day. Pack your chute properly, and you will have lots of fun.
Are you ready to take the jump?
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Here’s how the program will work:
-I will be training 2 people per month, one on each weekend.
-The first student will start on the weekend of July 18-19.
-The training will take place at your residence, with your own computer.
-The session will be divided in two 12-hour segments, one on each day.
-You may bring friends and family members if you wish, at no additional cost.
Due to the expenses of traveling, additional costs are unavoidable. I estimate that expenses will make up 25% of the total fee. It’s a part of doing business, so deal with it.
Program cost: $3,999
Is this cost worth it? Sure is, because trading in ignorance for the rest of your life is the highest price you will ever pay. How many years are going to pass by before you decide to become an independent trader confident in making your own trading decisions? If you want to learn how to trade for a living, NOW is the time.
Why are you trading? Is it to help send your kids to college? Provide yourself with a supplementary income? Help support your family? Want to quit your 9-to-5 job? To secure your financial future? Everyone has their reasons for trading. The training you will receive will be the only thing you will ever need. I will mold you into who I am, and as you are already aware, I’m doing just fine. Set yourself up for the rest of your life.
Are you ready to plant the seeds for your future?
If so, shoot me an e-mail at JCLee84 @ hotmail.com (no spaces).
There is a selection process. I will send you a survey/questionnaire to fill out. I will have to qualify you, since I don’t accept pikers who waste my time. Once I accept you, we will arrange a schedule to begin the training.
You will sign a non-disclosure agreement stating that you agree to any and all methods that I use (none of which will put you in any danger or harm, whatsoever). Don’t worry, I won’t handcuff you to a metal pipe since the market won’t be open
July 11, 2009 at 6:40 pm
I really am disappointed, Graham.
Why have you gone back to abusing an innocent with libelous allegations?
It’s one thing to niggle The Fly, who takes your japes in good fun, but JC is an honourable young man, and moreoever, contrary to your accusation, every day he posts his trades in real time both on Twitter and on his blog — there’s absolutely no arguing it.
If you paid attention for one morning you’d see it in action. So what you are contending is nothing short of libelous.
I insist you either pay closer attention, or leave off. There’s no profit in going after a very serious young man’s honour, and in fact I feel it’s beneath you. If you knew John better — as I do — you would realize that your attacks — even in jest — are unwarranted, and unneccessarily hurtful.
He takes his reputation quite seriously (note– he uses his name in public discourse), and he stands behind his product not as entertainment, but as a valuable commodity. I would ask that you show him a more considered review.
Best,
Jake
July 11, 2009 at 7:23 pm
JG,
Actually he’s an obnoxious young man.
Second, his claimed results are unaudited, until they are audited as befits a professional, they are nothing save a claim used to promote sales.
Libel…hardly.
I would watch, but I’d certainly not pay for the privelege.
Past blog entries have been hindsight, hardly inspiring any trust.
jog on
duc
July 11, 2009 at 7:30 pm
JG,
Why no training in real-time?
Why do his covestor results not match his claimed results?
There are other anomalies.
jog on
duc
July 11, 2009 at 7:28 pm
JG,
As for flippe-floppe and his new found religion on the ballot box…he’s taking-the-piss surely?
jog on
duc
July 11, 2009 at 7:42 pm
What ballot box are you talking about?
You mean Obama?
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July 12, 2009 at 6:37 am
JG,
No. fff posted some trivia about how anonomity was sacred a couple days ago. Ironic.
jog on
duc
July 11, 2009 at 7:41 pm
That’s just it, you do not have to “pay” for the privilege… he posts his trades in real time on his blog, all day long.
The payment is for a training session, it’s not for “tips.” This is what I’m talking about with regard to doing some due diligence before slandering someone.
He’s offering to teach a man to fish, not give him fish, which I think is the far more honourable approach.
In the meantime, he’s still giving away free fish on his blog almost every day (when conditions warrant). He’s not always in a trade for a brief time, but it’s not unusualy to see him do a day trade as well. It’s all very easy to see.
I don’t know about Covester, as I don’t pay much attention to it, but I’m given to understand that it does not properly account for cash.
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July 12, 2009 at 6:36 am
JG,
His blog stuff has been in the past hindsight.
I realize that he’s charging for weekend analysis. Why not when the market’s open.
How do you return 200%+ when you predominantly sit 80% in cash? That’s the reason there’s no AUDITED RETURNS, it’s pure fantasy.
Have you actually read what he’s offering?
Mostly pure nonsense. I’ll have to break it down point-by-point.
jog on
duc
July 12, 2009 at 6:43 am
Actually, the more I read, the more the bs leaps out.
What a con.
jog on
duc
July 12, 2009 at 9:51 am
He’s 80% in cash RIGHT NOW. For most of the three month period from Mid-march through June he was 100% invested. What reason have I to lie to you? I’ve watched the kid work, and he’s quite extraordinary. You only make a fool of yourself attacking him, as there are myriads who follow him. I’ve seen the Fly’s traffic stats and JC’s following is close to that of the Fly. Do you think people are following him for “hindsight trades?” It’s an utterly ridiculous prospect.
And I worry now about your reading comprehension. He’s doing TRAINING sessions on the weekend, not “analysis.” As I have already mentioned, he is teaching people how to fish rather than giving the fish away.
I feel badly about this, because I think you have him all wrong. You should put more work into following him — for a week perhaps — and then take your judgment from that. Rapping on him just because he’s affiliated with Fly (as am I) is just poor form.
He’s both a veteran and an entrepreneur, and he has my respect. Out of respect for me (if you have any) I would ask that you see for yourself before lashing out.
July 12, 2009 at 7:55 pm
JG,
You know for a fact, audited accounts, that he was 100% invested and returned 200%+?
Traffic stats…don’t make me laugh. Who cares about traffic stats?
He’s asking $4K for training fees. He’s also blatently pushing his 200% gains as justification for asking for this fee.
As to my reading comprehension, I quote:
■Be on your way to consistent profitability
■Make fewer mistakes
■Become proficient in all forms of technical analysis
■Know the most reliable long & short setups
■Execute proper entries and exits
■Learn and know basic and advanced candlestick charting
■Use multiple time frames
■Use volume, moving averages and relevant indicators properly
■Learn my proprietary strategies
■Know how to analyze any and every chart
■Risk Management
■Money Management
■Correctly use pre-market futures for opening gaps
…and more.
Plenty of analysis training in there baby!
Analysis as we know looks very different live than it does static when the markets closed.
jog on
duc
July 12, 2009 at 8:47 pm
Your insistence on training while the market is open is nonsensical. The training is for preparation. The ongoing support is the part that helps with the day to day.
I’m glad you at least admit it is training. We’re getting somewhere at least.
Ah well.
Done.
July 13, 2009 at 5:59 am
JG,
Well we seriously differ on this point. When the market is OPEN and trading, things happen. This is where most novice traders need help.
Any moron can look at a silent market and sound half-way intelligent.
jog on
duc
July 13, 2009 at 6:32 am
Duc — you are missing the point, and I grow weary of it.
He is teaching methodologies on the weekends, so one is prepared to tackle the market on weekdays. Only part of the system involves emotional girding (which is no doubt important), but much of it involves preparation. To be organized and ready and focused is half the battle.
Again, you have to look at it holistically. One does not train in martial arts — at least not at first — by jumping into specific fights and trying to copy one’s sensai. One must have a strong groundwork laid first.
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July 13, 2009 at 6:55 am
JG,
I’m not missing the point at all. To teach a methodology in a dynamic system, you need the dynanism.
It’s like trying to teach someone to play tennis sitting on the beach chatting about it.
Anyone can sound intelligent discussing a quiescent market. Different when it’s jumping. The shorter the timeframe, viz. daytrading, the more true my statement.
I take it he’s not teaching Value Investing.
jog on
duc
July 13, 2009 at 6:59 am
I would just add to your fighting analogy – I totally disagree, fighting is about learning to absorb the shock of being hit.
Many novice fighters freeze when they are hit. An experienced fighter knows what it feels like, and will continue to fight [execute]
In the market, losing money is just like being hit. It can freeze you.
All the theory is bullshit until you operate live, with real money [preferrably your own]
jog on
duc
July 13, 2009 at 7:01 am
True, but if you do not know HOW to get hit, what good does it do you when you start getting hit?
That’s the essence of the training foundation. The ongoing mentoring is also part of the package, but if you want to focus on the initial two day training, then we must talk about instilling the basics.
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July 13, 2009 at 7:11 am
JG,
If we are talking about a complete novice who has absolutely no exposure to investing trading – then yes a foundation is required.
Do you honestly think CA’s training is the best way forward?
Why not some basic reading and research?
It’s a lot cheaper, not to mention peer reviewed, to start with a recommended text first.
Most wannabe’s on iBC would consider themselves at least past the complete novice stage.
jog on
duc