17 Year Old Looking For A Mentor

[NeverDie]

Hey everyone, to start things off, my name is Luis. I just turned 17 not more than 1 week ago. I've been learning about FOREX and demo trading for this past month. Basically I'm looking for a mentor that can help me achieve greatness. I'm a very quick learner, so it'll make teaching me easy. In my opinion I think it's best to have insight of someone who's "been there and done that." The benefits of a person mentoring me is that when i DO become successful, that person will have the honor of being the one that helped me achieve success. I mean with a mentor guiding me, a good one that is, why shouldn't I be able to make at least 100k before my 18th birthday? Imagine that I do, that could be in the news or something, and I'd have my mentor to thank for that, making him pretty much famous to have made a young kid so successful. That could be beneficial to that person in many many ways. If you're interested to mentor me and guide me on my path for wealth, contact me at luifuentes@yahoo.com or I'm usually on the chatroom around 10:00 P.M. EST or you can leave your contact details and I'll contact you as soon as possible. I'd really appreciate any help or guidance, thanks in advance.

[o990l6mh]

Originally Posted by NeverDie

Hey everyone, to start things off, my name is Luis. I just turned 17 not more than 1 week ago. I've been learning about FOREX and demo trading for this past month. Basically I'm looking for a mentor that can help me achieve greatness. I'm a very quick learner, so it'll make teaching me easy. In my opinion I think it's best to have insight of someone who's "been there and done that." If I become successful because of your help I will repay you whenever and however I can if circumstances allow. If you're interested to mentor me and guide me on my path for wealth, contact me at luifuentes@yahoo.com or I'm usually on the chatroom around 10:00 P.M. EST or you can leave your contact details and I'll contact you as soon as possible. I'd really appreciate any help or guidance, thanks in advance.

Hi Luis

I'm a beginner myself, so I can't offer what you're asking for. I'd just like to stress the fact that there are MANY people out there who'd like nothing better than to get their hands inside your wallet.

So, do find yourself a mentor, but do not, EVER give out your social security number, credit card number or money or anything else a scammer might want.

I'm sure you're well aware of this, just wanted to point out that a post such as yours may attract a lot of these type of persons. And from what I understand, it can be extremely hard to know who's who.

A mentor is fine, just get a good one. That's the tricky, even maybe dangerous, part.

Not my meaning to scare you though.

Best regards

[NeverDie]

Originally Posted by o990l6mh

Hi Luis

I'm a beginner myself, so I can't offer what you're asking for. I'd just like to stress the fact that there are MANY people out there who'd like nothing better than to get their hands inside your wallet.

So, do find yourself a mentor, but do not, EVER give out your social security number, credit card number or money or anything else a scammer might want.

I'm sure you're well aware of this, just wanted to point out that a post such as yours may attract a lot of these type of persons. And from what I understand, it can be extremely hard to know who's who.

A mentor is fine, just get a good one. That's the tricky, even maybe dangerous, part.

Not my meaning to scare you though.

Best regards

Thanks for the advice. How long you've been trading for?

[o990l6mh]

Still on demo, although going live is coming closer.

My forex journey began about a year ago. Might seem long, but even for smart people it takes some time actually. I'd like to think I'm pretty smart anyway

I think that a year of learning is pretty normal from what I've seen around this forum.

You're young, take your time and do this thoroughly rather than hastily. In the long run that approach always pays off.

Best reagrds

[che quivara]

the IDEAL situation for learning forex is a mentor, and at that point i will have to stop ---- who, what, when, where, how much, how long ?

no answers

che

[tonymand]

Originally Posted by NeverDie

Hey everyone, to start things off, my name is Luis. I just turned 17 not more than 1 week ago. I've been learning about FOREX and demo trading for this past month. Basically I'm looking for a mentor that can help me achieve greatness. I'm a very quick learner, so it'll make teaching me easy. In my opinion I think it's best to have insight of someone who's "been there and done that." If I become successful because of your help I will repay you whenever and however I can if circumstances allow. If you're interested to mentor me and guide me on my path for wealth, contact me at luifuentes@yahoo.com or I'm usually on the chatroom around 10:00 P.M. EST or you can leave your contact details and I'll contact you as soon as possible. I'd really appreciate any help or guidance, thanks in advance.

Nobody worth their salt is going to come to you in response to a piece like this and if they did I would have more than a few misgivings about them. You are going to have to find them, convince them you are worth taking on and like it or not you will need to pay handsomely for the privilege. Their fees will be at least the level of good business coaches and life coaches so you can expect upwards from $500 per hour for individual work. A cost effective alternative is a well regarded trading group. You might try James room on the 40-100 thread and/or Jimmy Young at EURUSD trader. I have been a member of both, still am with the latter and can attest to their skills, ethics, knowledge and honesty

[JLane]

Luis,

Feel free to look at my trading log on babypips

JLane Trading Dairy

I am keeping a very detailed account of my trades.

I typically trade from the open of the London market to the close of the New York market.

[MightyOne]

Originally Posted by o990l6mh

Still on demo, although going live is coming closer.

My forex journey began about a year ago. Might seem long, but even for smart people it takes some time actually. I'd like to think I'm pretty smart anyway

I think that a year of learning is pretty normal from what I've seen around this forum.

You're young, take your time and do this thoroughly rather than hastily. In the long run that approach always pays off.

Best reagrds

Even with years of experience trading futures & options it still took me about a year to feel comfortable trading Forex.

Without any trading experience I imagine that it could take several years to acquire the necessary skills; after about 5 or 6 years of trading you begin to know what you are doing

[dionysius33]

Agree with the above.. anyone successful in this hasn't got time or inclination to be trawling through boards and emailing potential students.. they don't need students..

If you can't find a mentor the best mentor is "experience". Keep your day job, trade on paper first, find a system you like.. there's hundreds even on here.. then save up and deposit 1k in a mini account and trade it.. you'll probably loose it, but you will learn more about yourself than emailing someone and following a set of somebody else's rules.. you don't have their mind-set either, which is the most important part.. we all trade uniquely according to personality.

[EdgarNg]

i've always wanted a mentor.

but there is no one out there who would waste their time on someone else without benefit pplus.

the best mentor is yourself.