Traders, note that since this is Not a financial advisory service and I'm Not a registered financial advisor, I cannot by law answer questions about what's best for individual traders' situations.

I Can answer questions about my own personal trading experiences and trading strategies that I like to use.

This is not a "get unlimited freebie consulting and training support from Ken" forum - please respect my time, and my need to focus on my business for everyone's sake, so I can serve thousands of traders.

Sample Questions of the type I CANNOT Answer:

Q: "Ken, what should I do about my trading situation? I've been trading for 3 years and I always seem to have a hard time with .... what do you advise?" (you could, however, ask "what did you do when you had a tough time getting started"?).
Q: "Ken, what broker do you recommend for me personally?" (it's ok to ask me "what broker do You use"? though)
Q: "Ken, I want to make $5000 a week trading. How should I get started so I can reach my goal?" (you can ask "how did You get started?" though)
Q: "Ken, what is the best type of stock I should daytrade?" (you can ask "what types of stocks, eg RIMM, BIDU do You trade?")
Q: "Ken Where is the EUR/USD going from here? Where should I buy or sell GOOG?" (you can ask about trading technical patterns though, eg "I see a cup pattern in RIMM, is 125 resistance?")

All of the above questions relate to individual-specific financial advice, which I cannot by law provide, since I'm not a registered investment advisor. The alternatives in parentheses describe the kind of questions I can answer for you.

More Sample Questions of the type I CAN Answer:

Q: "Ken, in your eSignal ADX breakout article, you mention the ADX going over 40 -- do you also look at volume?"

Q: "Ken, in Module 7's lesson in the course, you talk about scanning with volume 2-day high/low moves. Do you usually wait til after 9:45am to put on a trade for that play?"

Q: "Ken, I see that you like to trade stocks over $20/share. Why don't you personally like to trade stocks that are $5/share?"


The above 3 questions relate to clarifying my own personal trading strategies, which I Can answer for you.


The rule of thumb is, you can ask me about how I trade, and about my trading strategies that I personally use. You cannot ask me what's best for your personal trading situation. Hope that clarifies it for everyone!

Also, please do not post commercial urls to sites that are direct competitors of mine, or are affiliates of competitors (I won't approve threads that have urls of trading trainers/coaches/seminars/dvds etc). However, it is fine to post links to news-type sites like cnn.com, marketwatch.com, forbes.com, briefing.com, and educational books etc that are helpful, of course.

Thanks,

Ken