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Answer To A Traders Question # 8

Written by Kirk | Leave a Comment
Topics: Trading Strategies

Question:

What is the learning curve for your strategy?  From learning, to practicing, to live trading?
 

Answer:

When you decide to trade for a living the learning never stops.  For each level of our system the learning curve is different for every one.  For Jump Start you should only need a few days to a couple of weeks to understand how it works.  Jump Start is only an introduction strategy to some of the indicators we use.  It is designed to show a trader how to get into the market by using indicators.  It is not a trading system.  You will never be a good trader by only using JS

Once you feel good about what you see with Jump Start, then you can move onto Launch Pad.  This is where you start to get your education in the currency market.  Everyone is different we hear traders feel comfortable after only a week or two to a month or two.  Then it still takes practice to become a good trader and make a living at trading.  LP is where you learn how to not lose money and start to earn money.  Many traders are doing quite well with LP

When you are ready to accelerate your earning potential thenNth Degree is the next step.  You will reach a point where you feel good about using the additional information, you have learned, but your education will never stop.  With ND you learn how to compound your earnings and really make a living at trading. 

I guess the answer to the length of the learning curve is everyone is different.

April 7th, 2009

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