Trading blame

As a market trader, I go through various excitements every now and then. Oh… and I’m not talking about the market. Instead, I’m talking about traders in general.

Don't think for a second that it's easy to provide a trade setup for someone especially when the person doesn't do his or her own analysis before taking trades. The reason stop-loss is always included in a set up always include the possibility of it getting stopped out of the trade is because the last thing we want is for someone to blow his/her account losing money. I've been doing what I do for the past few months/years to teach you how to trade and how to make money.

We are pleased with the results I see from many people who have started making money on their own using the strategies we ve provided. It gives full confidence that someone is on the right track, and it's only a matter of time until someone start making a lot of money.

All I can advise now is one thing: if you want to take trade setups from anyone, then take all of them or most of them so you can make your own judgment on whether they are profitable or not. You can't just come, take one trade, lose it, and then blame the person who provided the trade. Don't blame others for your losses; you are the one who made the decision to take the trade, so it's your decision. The only thing you can do is to respect your decision.
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