I Was A "Pencil-Pushing" Engineer With A Masters Degree In Finance & It STILL Took Me Years To Discover The Optimal Way To Trade...

Here's the deal... I'm just an average guy. Really. But I'm an average guy who's made a LOT more mistakes than most traders. And that's one definition of an expert: someone who has made more mistakes than you.

Since 1974, I've been passionate about trading the markets. That's 33 years now, and I believe I’ve made just about every mistake you can make. I learned the hard way. The very hard way. Because I’m engineer by trade, I thought I could figure out the perfect way to trade the markets… and boy, was I wrong. (I even have a master's degree in finance... little good that did me!)

My personal life suffered quite a bit, too, as I spent countless hours with my nose buried in trading manuals, staring bleary-eyed at hundreds upon hundreds of charts, carefully drawing trend lines with my mechanical pencil and straightedge (remember, no personal computers back in the 70’s).

Many years later, I finally figured out the keys to being a successful trader. It was a long, hard journey. And if I could have one wish today come true, I would send my younger self the letter you are reading today. Had I read what you're now reading way back in 1974, I believe my life would have been very different.

So even if you’re just getting started with Forex trading, you can probably relate a bit to my experience. There’s an enormous amount of information out there, and frankly, it would take years to get through just a small portion of it.

Well, thankfully, you don’t need to. You can stop spending hours reading big, heavy, boring books filled with trading theory. You can turn off the TV, realizing that the next “hot tip” from the “guru of the day” probably isn’t going to pad your wallet any time soon. And you can stop wondering and worrying what to do in the markets.

Imagine knowing exactly what to do in the Forex markets. Always. Every time. And imagine confidently trading from anywhere in the world - when you want to trade, and not because you have to trade.

Why do I say all this?

Keep reading to find out...