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Here are a few educators offering full mentorship and training courses (and nexusfi.com (formerly BMT) review threads):

Trade the Euro Futures
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TRADEEUROFX.COM FROM CHARLES BOOTH A friend alerted me to this free webinar today! Charles Booth - Benefits of Trading the Euro Futures 5/8/2013 at 4:15 PM EDT NinjaTrader Partner Spotlight Presents Trade the Euro Futures ( There seems to be an alternative online video course now …

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Jaguar Trading Club
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Take the inexpensive route The easiest part is getting in. Some use designed strategies, signals and triggers to get into the market. Some use mechanical with discretionary considerations, some subjectivity, or conclusions from evaluation of price or other forces in the market. Some …

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Valhalla Futures - Home
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Valhalla Futures / Will Scheier Does anyone have any feedback (good or bad) on the trading course and trading room of Valhalla Futures and/or Will Scheier?

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If you want to try the self-directed route, this is just me, but I would suggest either
first reading Al Brook's 3 book set, and/or watch his video course in price action.
https://www.brookspriceaction.com/ ; https://www.brookstradingcourse.com/

As well as some links of ideas:

introductory trading videos Where to start as a trader: Where to start as a trader? (Part I: Instruments and Brokers) - YouTube ( Often quoted here on nexusfi.com (formerly BMT): "How much can I lose?" Elitetrader thread of biggest one day losses: What is the worst one …

Or start your own nexusfi.com (formerly BMT) trading journal trying out an idea or your own system.

Good luck.

Trading is about 'finding' your own way and method.

A mentor can help to make the journey easier.
But in the end, your method and styles will need to be your own way.
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If you try to duplicate someone else's method, you will have a continual struggle.
I suggest you read everything Mark Douglas has written.
Also, he has some excellent videos and seminar sessions.
Mark does not 'teach' you to trade but helps you develop your trading ability should you have any.

That is not what you wanted to hear...But.

Trading takes screen time, simulated trading, and hours of work.
If you don't follow that path you will probably be one of the new traders that posts how you have been scammed and bought a lot of trading courses or 'holy grail' indicators from a snake oil salesman.

It's like the Karate Kid movie...
Wax on... Wax off...
Seems like a useless task to learn the skill...
But the lesson is not in the task but in the repetition of the action.