LTG GoldRock

In some respects the education is quite daunting. Only ever having traded shares before with the regular dividend, franking credits and the long time frame i have no problem with stock selection and timing. With FOREX you have fundamentals, wave trends, divergence, support and resistance, fibs and the list goes on. I realized after watching nearly all the training recordings from the learning center to the Master class dvd and each night listening into the trading room, i was suffering from to much to soon and trying to implement systems without fully understanding the process.I was in to much of a hurry. I find FOREX trading exciting being able to go through the process of selection and the reward outweighing the loss. The reward/loss are more visual and the time frame is much shorter than shares. With shares you can recoup loss with franking and div along with sell for capital loss/gain. Anytime i have emailed support the response has been a lot quicker the expected and all questions were answered, i normally don't ring because i don't want to be a pest i believe the support team would be very busy. So my issues can wait for my turn (that's just my nature). I enjoy the training room. I try to pick up as much as possible Laz is very good he obviously has a great knowledge of the systems and with large audience and tries to answer all the questions. Sometimes i feel like a grade 1 listening in on grade 7 lesson, but he generally knows who he is talking to and their level understanding and answers to that level. I have set goals, been trading the demo account 4 wins and 4 losses to date. Also only done 1 live trade still active still showing a win. I would of liked to have had a 1 on 1 face to face a little earlier in the process which is more of a confidence thing for myself. At the end of the day SUCCESS IS PREPARATION MEETING OPPORTUNITY so i am focusing on preparation and the opportunities will present themselves. I know i waffled on a bit but if there is anything above you can use i hope it helps Cheers Hugh