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16 wrz 2013 · I haven't tried it out... I was thinking about it at a certain point, but something seemed sketchy about it... Although the beginner traders in BBC's Million Dollar Traders tv series were taught the same courses by Lex Van Dam himself. If it's a price what's to lose?
Lex's course has a higher production value though and it is more concise and less spreadsheet-heavy. Lex also covers super interesting, alternative leading indicators. However, his approach is not really (intra-)daytrading more Portfolio Management with a holding period of 1-3 months.
29 cze 2018 · Lex Van Dam is a Dutch trader who gained prominence for his appearance on BBC’s Million Dollar Traders, where he put up $1 million dollars of his own capital to teach novice traders to become profitable traders, in a recreation of Richard Dennis’ Turtle Trading experiment.
www.lexvandam.com. Groupon is offering a deal, $29 for the five courses. Anyone have experience with this? Apparently regular price is $630. I have no trading experience but was thinking about supplementing my regular income with investments. If not this course, any recommendations?
14 sty 2024 · In the grand tapestry of trading luminaries, Lex Van Dam stands as a beacon of knowledge, wisdom, and transformation. His remarkable journey, from the corridors of Goldman Sachs to the helm of trading education, reflects a trajectory marked by continuous growth and adaptation.
21 mar 2011 · Well i read an interview with him, and he basically said that the Million Dollar Traders show was his idea and his proof that he can teach. He also said he was doing it so cheap as it's not his full time job and he's trying to get people to go to him rather than the scam artists that charge loads.
The Lex Van Dam Trading Academy offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of trading, including technical analysis, risk management, trading psychology, and more. This holistic approach allows students to develop a well-rounded skill set, empowering them to make informed trading decisions. 3.
