I have an offer to study a investment driven course at uni in which 26% of students get jobs in finance and banks although i am aware that these wont be in front of house positions. This starts in september and through this i am getting cold feet about enrolling as i wish to become a trader. I have saved the money to trade and would like to work in a large cooperating of some kind and understand the need to show consistent earnings through trading to do this.
Wow that’s quite expensive. I’m going to put a “learn trading online” syllabus together later this week, it’s not my own material, just things that I could highly recommend. People seem reluctant to pay $$ for online courses, but 5000 pound seems very excessive. If you put aside a month of full-time time to learn (so set aside your cost of living) etc…
I’d recommend:
babypips school, top to toe, take notes etc,
the paid material at yourtradingcoach.com, this will take a while to study through, but it’s market price action at it’s rawest form,
all youtube videos of PeteFader and his babypips forums,
Most of the basic trading info can be got online for free, from baby pips school to YT videos and free or low cost mentoring webinars…the last is a bit of a doozy since one can never be sure if the trader running the show is as good as he sells the pitch…
The price you have listed is what advanced trading courses usually start at, the good ones. So do check out the courses in detail, check out if they have any reviews, traders background…the works, before you pay up. Once again, paying for basic trading courses is not really worth it since all the info they provide you can get for free online…either way, keep us posted and good luck.
Find out if they do offer advanced trading modules separately…just saying you may want to pay for the advanced trading modules rather than pay for info you could get for free…good luck.