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If I have misrepresented what you are setting out to achieve, then I apologise. Just understand that it's not possible to make things so simple that you eliminate all complexity and "weed out all the garble" completely. There is a certain amount of complexity that is inherent, but if you start from the beginning with learning and understanding simple concepts you can build your knowledge slowly. That is really the only way and it's not easy but it doesn't have to be expensive.

At least you have learned from your experiences with real estate courses that expensive courses do not equal success.

Yes, I honestly think you would be making a mistake by going down that route. You will waste a lot of your valuable capital unnecessarily. There is nothing a $5,000 trading course can teach you that you can't learn from a good book on the same topic for much less. Spending more doesn't get you more.

Make a note of some of the suggested books in this thread and investigate further.

<blockquote data-quote="greggles" data-source="post: 984164" data-attributes="member: 94">If I have misrepresented what you are setting out to achieve, then I apologise. Just understand that it&#039;s not possible to make things so simple that you eliminate all complexity and &quot;weed out all the garble&quot; completely. There is a certain amount of complexity that is inherent, but if you start from the beginning with learning and understanding simple concepts you can build your knowledge slowly. That is really the only way and it&#039;s not easy but it doesn&#039;t have to be expensive.At least you have learned from your experiences with real estate courses that expensive courses do not equal success.Yes, I honestly think you would be making a mistake by going down that route. You will waste a lot of your valuable capital unnecessarily. There is nothing a $5,000 trading course can teach you that you can&#039;t learn from a good book on the same topic for much less. Spending more doesn&#039;t get you more.Make a note of some of the suggested books in this thread and investigate further.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="greggles, post: 984164, member: 94"] If I have misrepresented what you are setting out to achieve, then I apologise. Just understand that it's not possible to make things so simple that you eliminate all complexity and "weed out all the garble" completely. There is a certain amount of complexity that is inherent, but if you start from the beginning with learning and understanding simple concepts you can build your knowledge slowly. That is really the only way and it's not easy but it doesn't have to be expensive. At least you have learned from your experiences with real estate courses that expensive courses do not equal success. Yes, I honestly think you would be making a mistake by going down that route. You will waste a lot of your valuable capital unnecessarily. There is nothing a $5,000 trading course can teach you that you can't learn from a good book on the same topic for much less. Spending more doesn't get you more. Make a note of some of the suggested books in this thread and investigate further. [/QUOTE]

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