As traders, we like to focus on risk vs reward ratios right? 

 

Let's do a comparison:

 

Risk = Worst case scenario - You take the course. For your investment that was less than your tv or internet bill, you get to learn a new trading strategy, learn how to read structure, learn a great way to create a spreadsheet that can quickly calculate your ROI and max drawdown in order to create a money and risk management plan. Again that is worst case scenario.

 

I make no guarantee that this course will make you profitable. No one can guarantee that there will still be work you must put in yourself in order to achieve success in this field but...

 

Reward = Best case scenario - You take the course. The strategy and other knowledge you learn from the course gives you an edge over the market and helps you become a profitable trader. At this point, there are many things you could do with that skill. You could manage your own retirement or savings account, you could manage money for a corporation or company or even for a private investor. The possibilities are endless!

 

So is that worth the risk?

 

While you think about it, let's take a look at the real worst case scenario.

 

Real Worst case scenario - You decide not to get the aggressive entry course and go on without knowing if it could have been the main factor of you becoming an independent and profitable trader.

 

So if you think the reward weighs out the risk for the Aggressive Entry Course and you would like to learn how to claim your spot in the first 100, then