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Al Brooks price action video course is $400. There's plenty of free stuff on his website for you to check out and see if his style suits you. Many people don't like it because his delivery is slow and pedantic. Best money I've spent for trading. https://www.brookstradingcourse.com/

You are 100% right to be skeptical. The harsh truth: paying for a strategy course right now is a complete waste of money. Every technical concept (price action, order flow, supply/demand) is available for free on YouTube. ​The reason traders fail isn't a lack of information. It's a lack of execution. ​Most guys actually have a decent edge, but the second they take a loss, their 'lizard brain' takes over, they revenge trade, and they blow a week of profits in 10 minutes. You can't fix that by watching another $500 video module. ​The only thing worth investing time or money in is infrastructure. ​If you are going to spend money, spend it on tools that physically force you to follow your rules. Quality journaling software, proper data feeds, or a strict mechanical backend (like a custom Notion OS) that tracks your emotional leaks and forces you to respect your sizing. ​Stop looking for a secret strategy course. Find a basic setup for free on YouTube, and invest your resources into building a system that physically stops you from self-sabotaging.

In my experience, for technical, zero. But for psychological, there are. Expensive though.

You can learn probably more stuff that's free out there then you can paying for a course.

Watch Vince Desiano every morning at 8amEST and watch his vids - free. Then watch TopStep TV during the trading day. Coaching and live trading all day with former market makers and great traders. They just posted a bunch of free instructional videos. Highly recommend.

I don’t think so. Maybe Al Brooks. But I think you can get what you need for free with some work.

Look up JJ Gorilla Stocks on youtube. He's the only one on youtube who actually knows how the market works. His videos have low views which means he doesnt work for a broker.

Never pay for a course, I tell you this because the person who gives the course is from his point of view the market, if you learn on your own it is better for you, since over time you will see the market and you will read it from your point of view from that of no one else. How can you achieve this by extracting the logic of how the price moves and where. What I came to identify with the passage of time is that time is what they cannot manipulate. If you read the market with time as your main objective you will understand the market more. Observe from today the market that some are doing in free fall. At some point it will have its correction or change of direction. As you will know by reading the market. Time and the strength injected day by day are the key to everything.

Al Brooks. Youtube The Secreat Mindset is great.

Most paid courses just reorganize free information. The valuable part is usually structured feedback, journaling habits, and risk management, not secret entries.

I regret the money I've spent on courses. If I could do it all over again I wouldn't do it.

Rather than a course, find a mentor. Find someone that trades your strategy or a strategy you're interested in and see if they'd be willing to meet with you. I'm newer and I reached out to someone on Reddit I consistently saw giving people good advice, or at least being thanked for the advice they were giving. I didn't realise it at the time but they do 1on1 mentoring. Luckily, he took me on as a student and has been helping a ton.

I got a course from Forexfundys- its great if you trade currencies! There's an indicator too that I like using for it, and its cheap

the mentor shows up when ur ready for it. if ur mentor hasn’t showed up yet, then ur not ready for it

SMB Capital and Axia Futures are the only ones consistently worth mentioning. structured, no get rich promises, actual traders teaching.