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Trading room question audio Audio duration: 6min 07sec Audio transcript Trading course update — Seeing is believing I think until you see it, you really won’t understand just how involved it is. Had I realized in advance that it was going to be as big a project as it is, I would not have done it. But, when I started doing it, I decided that I really wanted to do it well. I probably will never make a significant revision to it again. I think it will have everything that I want to communicate there, and I think it will be much clearer than anything else I’ve ever done.

Richard is going to make a couple of videos of PowerPoints of some of the modules that I’ve done. The current course is about 36 hours long. The new course might be closer to 50. I’ve cut several of the longer videos into pieces, and some of them I’ve cut into three pieces. So for example, ‘Trading breakouts’, I’ll have three videos each, maybe 30 minutes or so. Everything a trader needs to know I have no idea what the total length of the course will be.

I think it probably will be about 50 hours. You can imagine, it’s thousands of slides, and tens of thousands of little notes on the slides.

But it will be really comprehensive and it will have pretty much everything that any trader needs to know. Obviously, it will take a long time for anyone to go through it all, and someone will have to go through it many times to really understand everything.

I think a trader does not need to understand everything to trade profitably, but I going to have an incredible amount of information there. And I’m hoping that it will be much easier to read or to watch.

The earlier modules, the first 10 modules or so, some of the slides — maybe 10 percent of the slides — are text, but 90 percent of the slides are charts. And then maybe the last 70 percent of the PowerPoints that I’ve created have charts on every slide. So there are going to be thousands of charts with notes on all the charts, and I’m using animations so you step through one sentence at a time describing things. Some charts — I spend an hour on one chart talking about everything that the chart is trying to show, and it will all be there one sentence at a time. A hard slog but worthwhile I have to be honest, at this point it’s really becoming a lot of hard work because I like doing interesting things, and when I started the project, it was new and interesting, and now it’s just becoming work. Pretty much all my free time is going into it, and there’s no way that I can get paid enough to make it worth my while But I’m getting late in my trading career, and I really want to do something special. It’s not like there are a whole bunch of things I like doing.

What I like to do is think; I like to sit and think and try to get my ideas clear, and then try to present my ideas, either in or in the trading room, like right now, or in the. I do enjoy that, so I’m trying really hard to make it clear. Every day here, I take several questions; on the two websites, I take questions; and then I also [have] people talk with me on the side. And the result is, since I’ve released the last version of the course, I’ve answered thousands of questions, and I’m getting a good sense of what I did not make clear in the current course.