I will be teaching another 3-day intensive Forex trading workshop from Feb 24-26. The course will be taught online using the Oanda platform and cover everything you need to know to successfully daytrade the Forex markets. Past attendees have been very satisfied with the results. For more information and to register, please go here.
-Mike Norman
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Mike - I didn't know you were an FX guy. Does Oanda do anything with US Dollar Index?
Been trading FX for over 30 years. Oanda doesn't do Dollar Index, but they have 50 currency pairs including silver and gold. The methodology I teach can be used on other markets.
Too bad because there's a nifty basis trade between the index and the component currencies. Like licking honey from a thorn bush.
"The methodology I teach can be used on other markets."
Can I use your method of speculation on the US oil market?
You wouldn't happen to have, oh, a 100% student discount available for a long time reader, would you?
: D
Or, any tips on books, etc., if one wishes to get into it?
Edmund you spoke the words that this poor student was thinking. I'd love to do Mike's training but that $1500 is a lot of me right now.
Maybe we can trade indentured servitude at Mike's new company for the training? :)
Yeah, JK!
Taking additional math prelims for, hopefully, econ grad school, but recent graduate from a big ten school with a degree in econ, with a heavy statistics bent - multiple econometrics courses - and a 3.97 GPA. About half a masters in finance under my belt before deciding the program was just ridiculous: no one liked my behavioral papers, and CAPM and MPT, although useful to know, are silly.
In paradigm and will work for food, haha. I'd be willing to do research and conference via e-mail and skype (based out of Detroit at the moment) just for the experience - call us interns.
Only half joking.
Which big ten school?
I've got a B.A. Economics from Penn State. I only partially realized it at the time, but looking back, it was pure neoclassical brainwashing. I'm currently in the M.A. Economics program at UMKC - MMT headquarters :)
It's free to repeat, but I charge first time.
@bullish_bear: yes, you can use it on oil. You can also trade the CAD/JPY pair, which trades with oil.
Haha, Mike, come on dawg! Free labor!
@JK
Michigan State. It actually wasn't that bad. I had super open-minded professors in some cases, and I more or less came up with a pseudo-MMT in intermediate macro class myself (not bragging - just looked at the identities, and said, "Well, if behavioral equations in the IS/LM are like so and so..." switching things around and so forth (I had read my General Theory too), ending up with private net saving being financed by public deficits and a host of other things.
Even later, in my advanced macroeconomics class that used Romer's Macro, the teacher was happily willing to talk about Post Keynesian stuff after class, or in class if I brought it up.
How much does the MA at UMKC set one back? After returning from a misbegotten British grad school adventure in finance, I'm taking a linear algebra class to meet more pre-reqs. Was looking into Canadian schools because they're ultra cheap.
@Edmund Kramer
the M.A. Economics = 30 credits, ends up being between $12,000-$15,000 in total for a Missouri resident (not including cost of living). It's quite a bit more for a non-resident, probably 3x more. But as a non-resident, I'm a resident of Pennsylvania, it was a simple process to get that waived.
btw, apparently Michigan State is considered heterodox… http://heterodoxnews.com/directory/graduate.htm
Maybe Soros will be giving a FOREX trading course at G-20 this weekend.
Soros Said to Make $1 Billion Since November on Yen Bet
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-14/soros-said-to-make-1-billion-since-november-on-yen-bet.html
@JK
Ah, okay, but that's the school of Agricultural Economics at MSU. It's one of the best in the country, but it's totally separate from the Economics Department.
Really? That easy to get your out-of-state status waived?
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