Richard

Setting goals for practically any endeavour is paramount! I’ve done it dozens of times in my life learning new skills. No goals is equal to mediocre outcomes.

I’ve been fairly successful in a number of businesses I’ve had ( as well as a few failures) and all the successes were attributable to sticking to a GAME PLAN.

Eight years ago I began trading, picking up tips and tricks as I went along, made some money and then lost some money. After a few remarkable MISSES I stopped for a while.

Mr. Jenyns – I suspect your approach to trading is just the impetus I need to regain the confidence I previously had. I have purchased some of the material you offer and it is exciting and refreshing to say the least. I will continue exploring and studying your methods for some time yet.

Thanks for the encouragement

Leo

Your Trading Coach,

David JEnyns

Your Trading Coach,

David Jenyns

Ps. “Think & Grow Rich” is a great book… that said, I’m sure Napoleon Hill meant to say “Think, Take Action, & Grow Rich”.

I just wanted to thank you for taking such a good approach to trading on your website. I have been trading stocks for a couple years but am looking at getting into the FOREX market as well. I would be considered a rookie at trading and I really enjoyed your website. I just discovered it yesterday and read the first lesson and went straight to Hastings after work to purchase Napoleon Hill\’s book, which my Pop tried to get me to read over and over in high school. Anyway I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate the bottom up approach that you take in your teaching, I\’ll let you know how it goes.

Thanks,

Tyler

Thanks for the killer feedback!

This project (freetradingsystems.org) is very much “under construction”.

I’ll take all your ideas and begin to incorporate them as best as I can.

First things first, I need to re-record all the videos for these chapters… they’re about 4 years old and don’t really do the content justice

Thanks again.

Your Trading Coach,

David Jenyns

You’ve got a real edge here> the internet is full of get-rich-quick trading systems/scams; this site, your approach and you, are fair dinkum; and it’s a breath of fresh air.

I’ve been reading, developing, testing, reading some more, testing, trading, developing etc etc for quite a few years now and love the business of online trading. I intend to continue sharpening the tools (I think *the 7 habits of highly effective people* had it as “sharpening the saw”). I’ve stayed in the black through a couple of market “meltdowns” along the way, so eternal vigilance (those who don’t understand might say addiction) has won out for me.

This page is great as it stands. My suggestions are offered in the spirit of support, so here goes:

1. this page is very short and sweet and that is fantastic. I read it in a few minutes max. I know you have more to say on the topic and are able to provide more detailed illustrations and elaboration on the issues. In this context a “read more….” sort of link to the detailed “lesson” would be really cool.

2. in the list of “some examples might include:” throw in some of the cruft from online trading scams. you know the sort of stuff that turns up in your junk mail – pictures of elderly geezers sitting on the yacht with wine, women and song… “success guaranteed” you can make a gazillion without even trying sort of crap; as well as the over-my-fucking-head lingo that one gets from first year economics students who know without a shadow of a doubt that it is impossible for anyone to make a living through this sort of small business.

thanks for the opportunity to throw in my two rappen worth.