I think we might both be wrong Si,
Perhaps training is the last chance saloon for those that aren't generally going to make it?
Perhaps almost everyone who's sucessful did it solo? Afterall there's enough info out there, and self reliance is a big part of it.
I've revised my benchmark, I think a trainer would be lucky to change anyone's fortunes
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I just think the success rates are far lower than both mentors & mentees would like to believe - on a mainstream level.
However, 1to1/tightly-knit, all access, long-term etc - & everything changes - if that person is ready for it (& the mentor!).
However, 1to1/tightly-knit, all access, long-term etc - & everything changes - if that person is ready for it (& the mentor!).
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That's a fixed mindset per Carol Dweck and not a great one for trading
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The mechanics of trading are very simple , I'd be surprised if most people can't understand it.
The reasons people fail are just so varied and that's really down to the mindset people approach trading with and, just as importantly, the reasons why they're doing it.