[mima]

Traders International
Can anybody tell me about these people.
Has anybody used them to learn ?

[brownsfan019]

TI is selling a divergence trading system. Spend a little time on google and you'll find what they are doing easily.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...earch&aq=f&oq=

[franandtaylor]

I know Traders International's system extremely well, I've used it for nearly a year. If you join, I recommend the 24/5 room, I find the moderator a lot more accurate than the pro room moderator, and a lot more enjoyable too.
You will find after a good six months of studying and "paper trading" you will be spotting entry signals without even thinking (I can look at a chart and tell you where entry signals are withing seconds.)

[mima]

Thank you. U guys are the best. so far 1 to 1
mima

[brownsfan019]

Mima,
If you want hand holding and a room to lean on, then maybe TI is for you. Personally after seeing their demo's before and the many discussion on elitetrader about it, you simply have a divergence trading system which can be found all over the internet for free. They will tell you that their indicator settings are 'magic' but it's anything but.

[franandtaylor]

Without starting up a slandering war, a few things about TI. Their indicator settings are not something you find plastered all over the internet (I know, I've tried), they certainly do not claim them to be magic, and they improve their indicator(s) on a regular basis. Results always speak for themselves. Checkout http://aus.tradersinternational.com/...gory/10/20/73/

This is their live signal results page. It does cost a bit to join (but hey, you are buying into a BUSINESS to set yourself up financially) but it also depends on how much your willing to invest in your education. As I mentioned in my previous post, the 24/5 room is great. If you want to learn about price action as well, then the pro room can help you out.

They have been around for over a decade, and won many awards for their education (They are an educator, not a magic bullet).



There are two things we all need to learn before setting out to make money.
1. Your mindset. Without the correct mindset, you'll go no where.
2. Education. Learn what the market is all about. Find someone who trades for a living, and learn from them.

There are thousands of free indicators out there, yes, but they aren't going to help you unless you know how to use them in a way that works FOR YOU.

I recommend a book called In The Zone by Mark Douglas. This will help with your mindset to begin with.


As a final note (because I spend more time learning from a few professionals than I do on a forum), Nothing is ever going to be the "perfect system". What may work for one person, won't necessarily work for another. You need to find out what works for you. I use TI and pulseline trader as these both work for me (2-4 points on the S&P is all I need). A quote from someone I respect in the trading world "It's not what you trade, it's how you trade it".

[rick86]

Here's another discussion you should read.

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showth...+international

[trader273]

Originally Posted by franandtaylor »

Without starting up a slandering war, a few things about TI. Their indicator settings are not something you find plastered all over the internet (I know, I've tried), they certainly do not claim them to be magic, and they improve their indicator(s) on a regular basis. Results always speak for themselves. Checkout http://aus.tradersinternational.com/...gory/10/20/73/

This is their live signal results page. It does cost a bit to join (but hey, you are buying into a BUSINESS to set yourself up financially) but it also depends on how much your willing to invest in your education. As I mentioned in my previous post, the 24/5 room is great. If you want to learn about price action as well, then the pro room can help you out.

They have been around for over a decade, and won many awards for their education (They are an educator, not a magic bullet).



There are two things we all need to learn before setting out to make money.
1. Your mindset. Without the correct mindset, you'll go no where.
2. Education. Learn what the market is all about. Find someone who trades for a living, and learn from them.

There are thousands of free indicators out there, yes, but they aren't going to help you unless you know how to use them in a way that works FOR YOU.

I recommend a book called In The Zone by Mark Douglas. This will help with your mindset to begin with.


As a final note (because I spend more time learning from a few professionals than I do on a forum), Nothing is ever going to be the "perfect system". What may work for one person, won't necessarily work for another. You need to find out what works for you. I use TI and pulseline trader as these both work for me (2-4 points on the S&P is all I need). A quote from someone I respect in the trading world "It's not what you trade, it's how you trade it".

67% of your post are in favor of TI, that's good stuff. There results page has nothing to do in real time. There's not one actual trading statement of someone taking there signals. Easy to put numbers in excel and claim that's what would have been done.

TI, Franz, Felton, all those bullshit artist ( that's what they really are) are all full of shit. Selling a dream. Think about it; why would they sell a system that can generate hundreds if not millions of dollars for a measly $8k or whatever the hell it is. They could make so much more being a CTA, hedge fund, CPO, etc. Why dont they do that?? That's because then they would be governed by the NFA and CFTC and have to show ACTUAL trading results, not some bullshit on a webpage.

What all these jokers offer, there is nothing that can't be found for free using google.

I hope the OP saves his money and just does some basic research.

Oh, and you said they won awards. Well yeah, so has tradestation, and they are terrible.