John's reputation has been earned over many years. He speaks in a plain, easy to understand manner and has a great deal of experience in the day-to-day use the internet and the advanced trading software. As this is so crucial to the home trader, John only teaches in 'Live Trading' conditions, he will not teach currency courses during non-trading conditions such as weekends.

State-of-the-Art technology is a key feature. All technical trading software and programmes are provided at no additional cost to students. There are no hidden extras. All participants are provided with all notes, books and software to easily install on their own computers after the workshop.

At 'LearnTrading' we strive to constantly to improve the quality of our workshops. Your feedback helps us monitor quality and make adjustments as required. We realise just how precious your time is. Therefore, our training courses are designed so that you glean the maximum know-how with minimum time investment. Many individuals who have never known how or what to trade are now turning to the Forex markets.

Ten years ago, the closest that most private individuals came to trading foreign exchange was a visit to the Bureau de Change at the airport before flying off for their holidays. Now, however, the invitation is open for every active trader, investor and private investor to participate in this exciting market. Foreign exchange trading has arrived, and the doors are wide-open to the largest financial market in the world. Now for the first time, the opportunity to learn how to trade the Forex is coming at a competitive LOW price

Why Forex?

It is a fact that you can start to trade Forex with as little as a few hundred Euros by opening a Forex Trading account. Furthermore, the currency (or Forex) market is opened 24 hours a day, so a trader can day trade or short-term trade with active financial control, all the time. All this is relatively new. In the not too distant past, only banks and wealthy individuals and institutions could trade currencies, but now, thanks to the internet, every small investor can participate in currency trading (or Forex trading). Some of the major advantages of currency trading over stock trading are:

Forex Trading - 24 hours a day - Currency trading goes on from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon, so for 5 days of the week you could trade currencies all day long! The currency market does not close every day like the stock market. This basically allows Forex traders to choose the hours that they are going to day trade...anytime!

Greater Leverage - Home Forex traders can open accounts with little money but, because of leverage, which is greater than for stocks, the trader can. This basically means that they could day trade $100,000 worth of currencies with only a small bank. Short-term stock traders (those who hold stocks overnight) only have 2 to 1 margin. As a currency trader (whether day trading or short-term trading), margins can be up 400 to 1. A big difference! However, traders should note that the high degree of leverage can work both for or against you. Increasing leverage increases both potential gains or losses.

Easier to Follow - There are only a handful of major currencies to trade. However, there are tens of thousands of stocks out there. How do you choose which stock you are going to trade? You may find it easier to follow a few currencies.

More Liquidity - When we are trading any market has to have enough volume to make it worth our while. Greater volume means that there are more people willing to buy and sell something at any given time. The currency market is more liquid than all the world stock markets put together. Currencies are always in action.

Free Trading Software - A top of the line stock day trading software package costs a considerable amount of money per month. The software we use is totally free and there is no expensive data feed. This lowers the day trader's costs. Great software is one of keys to learning to trade

Better for Shorting - There are artificial controls built in to the market to prevent it from going down too fast. The reason is that we live in a biased world that likes to see things go up instead of down. One of these artificial contraptions is the "uptick rule," which comes into play when shorting stocks, making it more difficult to sell a stock short than to buy it. This is unheard of in the currency market. Selling currencies short while trading is just as easy as buying them.

Great for Short-Term Traders - For those that like to hold stocks for a few days when trading, currency trading is perfect. Since the currency market is opened 24 hours a day for 5 days a week, a currency trader that wants to hold a currency position from one day to the other (or for a few days), can do it with a stop loss and limit orders in place.

Totally Risk Free Learning - LearnTrading is aware that Forex trading is not for everyone. However you can learn without risking one single Euro and you also get lifetime support and mentoring from the UK's no 1 Forex Teacher.

John Bartlett - Learn Trading Owner and Trading Instructor

The Exchange Conference Centre, Bridgwater, Somerset



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