Peter Webb videos

[Naffman]

Wow, this topic is heating up If "davehartley" is infact MG, then I have lost all respect for him, as falsely setting up an account to spruik his trading courses is such a low act.

[davehartley]

Wow!!! Really sorry that I have upset some of you, but I am only stating a fact. His videos and course have helped me immensely. For the record/cynics no I am not MG, no I am not a Brummie ( from Manchester if you really need to know) and yes I do remember Hartley Hare from pipkins (never lived that one down from school days ..... Along with "fly Fishing by....... And " The Jam Man......." Yup heard them all) If it bothers you so much you can always ask Peter to check his course records and he'll tell you that I attended his September course in 2011 (and have been a member of the forum since 2009 albeit a quiet member).

Again sorry if I have offended.

Regards

Dave.

[Online Trader]

LOLZ at all the new accounts signing up to give glowing testimonies!!

I'm wondering perhaps with his brummie tones that he might have been nicknamed Hartley at school in the 70's after Hartley the Hare from Pipkins

As Mugs is from Coventry he may be slightly offended by that

[Groovyelms]

We should all be thankfull that we can do as we please work wise in this country. trading as a second income for me remains a goal, as i am sure it does for many others. The fact that these videos/blogs are free is fantastic in helping get to grips with trading.. Its the individuals choice if they want to pay for specific advice /help...
cheers all groovy

[oscar123]

I don't think anybody is actually accusing anybody of anything, it's all just tongue and cheek!

I think to be a good trader pattern recognition is one of the most important skills you can have, and having been around these forums for a few years I've noticed a pattern that gets repeated over and over and over again.

Start a blog, present yourself as a highly successful trader, get lots of traffic for your blog, state that you just want to help, prove this by giving out lots of help and information for FREE, make sure you type FREE in capital letters, put up some videos of your winning trades, talk a load of garbage about graphs, resistance points, break out points, ranges and candlesticks and make sure you point out that if the second fav starts to drift the fav may start to shorten, put out a load of videos that make it look easy and illustrate your above points, get a following, collect a load of email addresses, then when you have established yourself as a superstar trader, then you can start to charge for your information/ time/ mentoring, and help people on their 'journeys'.


I'm not saying the courses are not any good, I'm sure they help some people and good luck to those who run them. What makes me laugh is the way people go about selling them, it's the same pitch over and over again. Many have come and gone using the same tactic, to be fair to Peter he has been there from the start, it is his bandwagon, he drives it, but every year someone new seems to jump on.



I have no links to any other site. I am self taught and I use betangel, which I think is the best trading software available.

[Naffman]

Well said Oscar!

[Iron]

The bitchiness that is directed at Dave and Mugs reminds me of some of the nasty stuff that people used to write about Adam.

It's neither pleasant nor constructive. One of the reasons I once posted here so frequently was because this forum was more or less free from flaming - something that's very common in other trading forums. That's all I'm going to say.

Jeff

[freddy]

put up some videos of your winning trades, talk a load of garbage about graphs, resistance points, break out points, ranges and candlesticks and make sure you point out that if the second fav starts to drift the fav may start to shorten, put out a load of videos that make it look easy and illustrate your above points,

That made me , it's pretty bang on, im not saying this applies to Peter or Mugg's btw, im sure there corses and videos are very usefull to newbies ,

but some of these youtube videos and blogs really are a case of the blind leading the blind.
Listening to a Trader, succesful or not try and describe and justify his entry and exit points is often hilarious, what a load of old tosh

I couldnt do it though to be fair, i enter trades simply cos i think it a good time too based on experiance, but trying to explaine why to someone who is not in my brain, would be near impossible imo.

[tweebie1999]

I looked at MG's website and he is now endorsing another trading software and seems to have moved away from BA. The software he's endorsing is nowhere near as good as BA in my opinion which is probably why it is so cheap.

I'll put it like this; if I had worked hard to build up a business and establish a brand offering software and education and someone else came onto the community I had created offering competing training courses ,I wouldn't be too impressed. When MG's videos were put up for free I don't think there was a problem but now he is really competeing with BA so I think it would be a bit rich if he continued on BA.

[marko236]

Maybe we should of called this MG videos's, anyway here's another video which i think is very usefull to any new traders.

It's called "Betfair trading Tips - Bet Angel interview - video 6" and you can find it on Youtube.

It's an interview about what errors Traders make, it's really worth having a look at.

[Iron]

I'll put it like this; if I had worked hard to build up a business and establish a brand offering software and education and someone else came onto the community I had created offering competing training courses ,I wouldn't be too impressed.

I'd accept that it's what happens in the free market, and my focus would be on ensuring that I offered as competitive a product as possible. That competition can only benefit the consumer.

You can't blame someone for setting up in business and becoming a competitor (not that I think Peter does).

Jeff

[oscar123]

I think you should run a course Jeff, I'd pay to go on it.

[Iron]

Very kind of you to say so Oscar (although I'm not sure you really mean it!), but it ain't gonna happen!

If I ever do make trading pay, I won't be running any courses. I'll be too busy filling my boots! I'll keep my knowledge to myself, rather than risk diluting my edge.

I'm not casting any aspersions about the motivations of people who do run courses, btw. For example, having corresponded with Mugs I know that he gets great pleasure from seeing people develop as traders (as I am sure does Peter), and I'm sure it rewards him in ways that merely making a great profit from trading cannot.

Jeff

I think you should run a course Jeff, I'd pay to go on it.

[Naffman]

I know that he gets great pleasure from seeing people develop as traders (as I am sure does Peter), and I'm sure it rewards him in ways that merely making a great profit from trading cannot.

More like it makes him a bucket load of money

[Naffman]

It is one of the most of the talked about issues the trading world has seen for many years. What is your verdict?