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As in any profession, a quality education can make all the difference. Think about which school you would pick if you decided to become a doctor. Most people would think, Harvard, Yale, or Johns Hopkins. Why would you pick that school? Because you want to be the best at what you do and receive the recognition that your education deserves. We know the best universities for medical training, but it's difficult to find the best daytrading school because daytrading is relatively new and there are few training standards. So, what's the answer? Ask friends, talk to people in chat rooms, read all the advertisements, and still there is confusion. Why? Because it's the blind leading the blind. Training for day trading is not regulated to any extent by the exchanges or self regulatory agencies, making you easy prey for anyone with a little knowledge and the ability to use the lingo. They can easily convince others that they know how to make money day trading. They sound credible to beginners who just don't know. Unfortunately, trusting one of these individuals usually ends up with you losing money and it being blamed away on this or that. I've heard stories, and have even seen one of these "teachers" showing someone how to scalp. The only things that were scalped were his student's trading accounts. I found out later that most of his students were scalpees rather than scalpers.

OK, you want to learn daytrading, but you don't want to spend a lot of money doing it. So, you spend a couple hundred here and a few hundred there and you pick up bits and pieces of knowledge from this site and that site and anywhere you can. Maybe you break down and take a low price boot camp type course for $1000.00 that promises you will learn how to daytrade. After 2 or 3 days of intensive lecture, you sit in front of a computer screen for weeks trying to figure out what the market is doing. You don't get much personal help and have already forgotten 90 percent of the lecture. So, where are you now? You've probably spent a couple thousand dollars in training and maybe even thousands in loses making the same mistakes that other beginners have made, because you had no idea of what those were, or maybe you heard about them in the lecture, but forgot. This is why many firms and daytrading classes tell you that beginners will lose money. With a poor education, you are bound to lose money and plenty of it. And what about skills! You need to develop skills entering orders and using the trading software. Imagine being in an airplane. Hijackers kill the pilots and parachute out. You need to fly and land the plane. The tower is giving you instructions, but you don't know the terminology or how to read the instruments, and the fuel is running low. Hopefully, the hijackers didn't take all the parachutes! Now, imagine that before the hijacking, you had an education about the instruments and terminology and developed skills flying and landing in a flight simulator. Your chances of flying and landing that hijacked airplane would be pretty damn good! It's simple. The better your education and skill development, the better your chance of survival. So, now the question is: What's so special about Princeton's TradeTutor training courses?

First of all, you cannot get Princeton's TradeTutor courses anywhere except at Princeton Day trading and our parent company, Unique Dynamics, Inc. We developed these courses and they are not being licensed to any other company or individual.

There are two ways to learn with Princeton's TradeTutor. You can learn in our trading room in San Diego, California or you can order the exact same training on a set of CD's. Beginning the TradeTutor courses now is important because it takes time to learn and you will want to review. And guess what? You will need review. Seminars and lectures don't tell you that because they can't give you selective review. You will need review! There is simply too much you need to know and remember. Princeton's TradeTutor lets you review at any time it is convienent for you and in the easiest and fastest way.

We designed our training around Realtick trading software because we think it is the best. Most high end direct access trading software has an electronic trade simulator that will help you develop order entry skills. Princeton's TradeTutor shows you how to use it and explains the differences between the trade simulator and actual order entry. It is important to have a plan to reduce risk when you switch from the simulator to real trading. The TradeTutor teaches you these things - not just the book stuff.

Only the TradeTutor gives you "Pause and Create" technology as well as "reviewability" to help you develop necessary skills. When training people to use computers, I found early on that students could watch me backup a document, but couldn't do it by themselves. I decided to have the students operate the computer and actually backup the documents while I gave them instructions. And guess what? They could do it by themselves and do it correctly! Princeton's TradeTutor was developed on this premise. Why not learn the easiest, fastest, and best way possible. In the long run, it's also the cheapest.

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