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If you don't have a lot left to start your journey then why spend $5,000? It's not a "measly" amount, it's a lot of money.The best way to answer that question is to examine the assumption that a $5,000 trading course contains better or more useful information than a $50 trading book. Turn it around. Could you potentially lose more by relying on a $5,000 trading course than a trading book that has been in publication for 15 or 20 years because that course might give you wrong information or miss important points?Why do you think the course is more likely to contain better or more information than the book other than having an "inkling" that it may be so?
If you don't have a lot left to start your journey then why spend $5,000? It's not a "measly" amount, it's a lot of money.
The best way to answer that question is to examine the assumption that a $5,000 trading course contains better or more useful information than a $50 trading book. Turn it around. Could you potentially lose more by relying on a $5,000 trading course than a trading book that has been in publication for 15 or 20 years because that course might give you wrong information or miss important points?
Why do you think the course is more likely to contain better or more information than the book other than having an "inkling" that it may be so?
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