Welcome To SingingPig.co.uk

i did the course at the end of 2005 and also continued with extra coaching after that and then subscribed to livetradingfloor.com

i would consider myself to have been an intermediate level student when i did the course

i was astounded by the low level that some of the other students were at during the course (we are talking about not knowing what p/e is) a lot of the course i found to be fairly basic stuff - really starting from scratch

i enjoyed the course & trading following the course - i didnt make anything like the profits mentioned (even when i subscribed to the livetradingfloor website) and i dont think anyone else in my group has either

we kept in touch for a bit but then quickly realised that it maybe was unrealistic (& probably embarrassed because we had all spent quite a bit to get back to where we started effectively)

in my view the students (including myself) are to blame

if you send your son to the david beckham academy of football - does it mean your son will be earning 100k a week

of course not - make no mistake - some people do make money - i had a couple of flurries myself (30% in a month) - but this is not for everyone and should be viewed realistically

all the talk of financial freedom (and the cost in my view) etc only serves to build the disappointment if failure/lack of success results

if you do the course - i wish you all the best - but i dont think i would recommend it to any of my friends

You might want to check my maths, but according to my calculations at a consistant growth of 15% per month, if you started from a penny, you would have wealth equivelant to the Gross Product of the entire world, within 21 years.

If this makes sense to you, then you'll realise the stupidity of 15% growth per month, if it makes no sense then you'd be wasting your time with a trading course, anyway.

 

Last year I attended two Forex courses and despite having spent several thousand pounds for these courses, neither myself or any of the other students (some of whom are more advanced than I am) are making money using Knowledge to Action's strategies.  Initially, I did some research and chose K2A because they had a live trading floor, offered coaching sessions and Greg seemed to have good credentials but I've now come to the realisation that K2A is all about making money and there is no regard for whether or not students make any money - after all they have our money firmly in their pockets!  I could not recommend that anyone waste their money paying for a K2A course.  I now have a very good Forex coach who is very reasonable and accessible.  He really cares about his students' success.  I also recommend to people that they educate themselves by using sites such as www.babypips.com before paying for any courses or coaching.

Crystal