This article is taken from the Forex Journal, a special edition by Trader’s Journal magazine in Nov 2007.
The author is Kevin Davey, who finished in 1st place in a worldwide futures trading contest in 2006, with a 107% return. In addition, he finished in 2nd place in a worldwide futures trading contest in 2005, with a 148% return.
- Would you rather be a ‘shark’ or a ‘minnow?’ Kevin Davey shares what needs to be done to survive and thrive as a ‘minnow’ in the Forex ocean:
I must be an idiot. You know – the kind of person who drives the wrong way on a one-way street. Someone who pushes a door to open it, rather than pulling the handle like the sign says. A plain old idiot – why do I put myself in this class? Simple – the Forex market.
I never realized the Forex market was as easy as following some color-coded signals, clicking the mouse and counting the profits. All these years I could have been making huge amounts of money – so easily a child could have done it. I should stop being an idiot and just attend that free Forex seminar that is conveniently being held at a local hotel, and learn all about what I have been missing.
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