As far as I am aware I am the only trading educator in the world with a solid institutional background that is able to provide 100% independently verified evidence I do this for a living. If that wasn't enough I also have a 10 year + record of working at one of the largest investment banks in the world followed by time spent working at one of the world's biggest Proprietary trading firms. I have spent the last 4-5 years trading full time for a living from my home office. 

Absolutely not. Virtually every customer I have has come from a retail background or had very little trading experience and had never even heard of any of the institutional approaches I teach. This is confirmed by many in the multiple 5-star independent Trustpilot reviews.

The reason I split the courses out into a Foundation and Pro course is because I assume you have absolutely zero knowledge of any professional trading and I build it up incredibly slowly from the ground up. To repeat, I assume no prior knowledge. Sometimes it is better to approach this with a clean slate with no trading knowledge at all.

Absolutely not. I trade about 2 hours per day in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon. However it is totally unnecessary to trade both sessions. About 2 hours per day is PLENTY.

You can do the training anytime you wish 7 days a week and from any location in the world. The course is provided on a world leading education platform (Thinkific) which is totally independent of my site. You have your own private area with a username and password and can access the material 24/7 fully optimised on a desktop/laptop or mobile phone very easily. This means you can watch the material at any time you want and as many times as you need. Totally unlimited. In fact I actively encourage it.  

As you will note from my 5-star independent Trustpilot feedback I provide some of the best continuing support/customer service in any industry, let alone trading, all for free. 

No - I feel strongly that what an educator provides is everything one should need to know. No further extras down the line. The Foundation and Pro course covers EVERYTHING I was ever taught. I leave nothing on the table and lay it all bare in the full package.

I trade 3 markets, The S&P 500, Crude Oil and the Pound. It is a broad spectrum covering London and New York trading hours, however I suggest you stick to one or two instruments maximum around what suits you, your lifestyle and your working hours or otherwise.

As forex has very little observable volume/transparency I do highly suggest you trade only markets with observable volume (S&P 500/Crude Oil or similar) whilst you are learning. Professional trading firms operate their training in the exact same way for good reason and it will massively benefit you to do it the same way in the long run.

No. The opposite. I am very very strict that when you start this professional course you treat it as a business and empty your broker account (if you have one) and trade with zero money (only simulator) for the entire duration of the course which can take several months. Stop paying for your broker's holidays, this is a serious endeavour and no institutional firm will ever let you trade any real money until you can prove the business model (trading) works for you.

I take the same approach, I want to build you to the point where you know with a high degree of certainty if you can succeed with very little money having been spent. That's how any business should be run.

Strictly no. No educator or service provider should EVER be affiliated with or be earning any commission from any broker when you trade with them. This sort of behaviour from retail educators really gets under my skin. Where is the independence and incentive to act in your best interest?

Yes, I am always very happy to speak to any potential student personally, and encourage it, as long as it is outside of market hours. Send me an email (nv@g7fx.com) and we can schedule a call outside of trading hours!