Scott Shubert Method

qwertymyfx · June 23, 2010, 5:40am

what’s kishore method?

qwertymyfx · June 23, 2010, 5:42am

checked out the scott method by the way, seems kinda salesy to me.

jokujuk · September 3, 2011, 2:25am

bjbriggs:

:eek: What!

I’m sorry but I had to comment on this. There is no one way to be successful in any trading market Period. There are many ways just pick the one you like and stick with it. Not everyone learn the same way and saying that someone’s not cut out for the forex because they can’t understand some guys Method is like saying one shoe size fits everyone. There have been many methods before Scotts’ and people had success in some and failed in others but this is apart of the learning process.

Once you find what fits your personality you will feel confident and than success could be right around the corner. Bottom line the course works for you, good for you. But don’t think that if someone don’t like Shuberts’ style that there doomed to fail. This is not true my friend there is no one way to the pot of gold.

Yes agreed, Shubert method does not really click with me coz he talk too much and his course is very boring beside i’ve never seen this guy trade live , maybe should go for hector course since he is always trading live , more convincing

grayghost · September 4, 2011, 4:25pm

Yes, I agree that there are many ways to be successful, and I rescind my original statement. I have gotten away from Schubert’s method and now use an ADX-based trend-trading method on the one-minute time frame. However, I still use Shubert’s methods, presented in his first course, for determining when a trend is in effect, and I still occasionally go over that part of the course and the relevant videos. I still believe that course is worth the money. I don’t know anything about hiscurrent course or the (CCI-based?) system he now uses. Although I am a loner by nature (I live in a cave and have a long beard), I do believe that if one joins a group whose method is compatible with one’s personality, thoroughly absorbs the methodology, and interacts with the other members, that that is a promising road to consistent profit. I do find that trading is 95 percent mental and I believe the proper mentality resides inside oneself. No,I’m not hyping yoga or something; just remember that beneath all the fancy theories, a real trader finds low-risk, high-probability trades and books profits regularly. As you say, there are many roads to San Jose.

pgupta1646 · December 23, 2011, 9:22pm

I got an email from Scott that the entire course is beibg offered @179.00 per month for 12 months including free access to live trading room for 12 months. Do you think the offer is good?

Goldismony · November 10, 2012, 3:20pm

Does anyone know Scott Shubert personally? His back ground, where he lives…anything about the guy other than he teaches how to trade? He might be a brilliant trader but as a person I would not support him in any way.

Mideel · August 25, 2013, 11:25pm

In my opinion the guy is a clown, I laughed hard when I saw his offer, but maybe I’m wrong, its just that… he looked like try to scam a kid.

About Shubert, his reputation is not as good as Chris Capre but his fee is extremely expensive, not sure if its worth if you’re just small trader. Rich trader maybe get quite a benefit of it.