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DrForex · DrForex

You can either post under this Topic or create an own topic with a funky subject line and use that. -- Edited by DrForex at 12:39, 2007-10-12

Gus · Gus

BWILC is a straight forward; breath of fresh air on a strategy with no bells & whistles. An approach that promises nothing but what you work for. No Pie in the sky stories; just good solid currency trading information.

Ck · Ck

For the 1st time I am seeing some light as I have been strugling in my forex trade for last one year. The strategy what I have learnt in last one month is very simple yet ever effective.

bodhj · bodhj

--> When I entered in trading world (few time ago) I surfed around the net, searching for information and training, but everything I founded did not convinced me. I did not knew why, but I felt something that sounded inside me like a broken bell. Too much marketing, too much promises. I never though...

Len · Len

I purchased BWILC 2 years ago. At that time I was trading, with little success and a lot of frustration. I quickly skimmed through the book looking for the magic system and indicators. Found none and went back to my old ways. When I was finally on the brink of wipe out, and out of sheer desparation, I p...

arib · arib

I started forex demo tading at the beginning of 2009 and must hold the record for bankrupting the most demo accounts of 'em all!! (Thank heavens it wasn't real money!) I was under the illusion that all my technical trading expertise, gained in the stock markets, combined with the 50 or so "syst...

TradingForLife · TradingForLife

BWILC has shown me the way home to FOREX. After nearly 3 years of buying into the marketing wizards, Dirk has brought more clarity and usefulness in his eBook in a matter of hours. I am getting closer to being "at peace" with the market. Median grid trading has finally brought a sensible fram...

hcviana · hcviana

BWILC compiles the numerous principles that make up what I see as the right approach to trading. My interest in Forex started about a year ago when a friend who does it for a living (successfully) gave me a very "down to earth", realistic description of what it was about. Ironicaly, he had...

spiovesan · spiovesan

This book, that I read about the same time I read Enhancing Trader Performance, Proven Strategies From Trading Psychology (Steenbarger), finally convinced me about what it should be clear from the beginning: that trading is not easy, as any business is not easy.Why trading should be easy than my a...

Victor Chan · Victor Chan

Hi all, I have just joined the forum, so I want to make a qucik review of the book Bird Watching in Lion Country. In my opinion it is a great book, as many has pointed out. The book has the following central messages: - Trading is an accumilation of small edges like money management, understanding the mark...

rgsixty6 · rgsixty6

Before i read BWILC, i find it hard to force myself to simply accept the teachings of most trading books especially the famous ones. At the same time, i knew i wanted to be in business and i have it all written down (my trading plan) but i never realise how off i was. I knew somehow deep down i am not being trul...

mmalek · mmalek

After almost 3 years of reading all kinds of books, learning all about technical analysis, even paying for signals and expert advisors, when I first read BWLC I finally felt like a huge weight had been taken off my shoulders. Finally something that sounded like common sense, and not like some magic fo...

Bounty · Bounty

Imagine living in a time before Columbus when you believed that the world was flat. Now imagine being given the chance to go into space and see the world for the first time through another dimension. Bird Watching in Lion Country is like such a spaceship - ahead of its time: Its a highly original work th...

syd · syd

Comparing currency trading to bird-watching in lion country is very helpful. It really helps me to recognize what a dangerous game I am playing if I don't know what I'm doing. It's vital to first of all recognize the world I am venturing into. And for goodness sake, to use good old-fashioned plain c...

dilltrader · dilltrader

BWILC is, hands down, the best book on trading imaginable. It took me quite a few days to read the e-book. I spent an entire weekend reading (and still had more to go), going through the chapters. I'm glad I did as it laid the foundation for a rational approach to trading. It wasn't the first investment I m...

Swys14 · Swys14

Hi I enjoyed reading this ebook very much. It opened a new way of thinking about forex trading to me. After I learned about relational analysis and the 4x1 strategy and real-time analysis I just knew I had to dig deeper and do the mentor programme. I am sure it will pay off. BWILC goes against the grain....

ali baba · ali baba

I have bought and studied around a dozen forex courses over the past two years and recently suffered a hard drive crash and lost the lot. I should have taken backups, but didn't, so fire me! In striving to be consistently profitable, BWILC is the ONLY COURSE where I requested the author to please resend...

DJ · DJ

I've been searching for a reason to continue trading. After almost two years, I was convinced that retail forex trading was not for me. Pure chance had me googling for forex related books. I happened across BWILC. It opened up a way that goes against all the "experts" out there. Why does...

pipmewithyourbestshot · pipmewithyourbestshot

After a few months or year of trading, go back and re-read BWILC. You will be amazed by several things: 1) How much more you will duplicate and understand the book. 2) You will be able to apply the concepts with better results. 3) You will gain more out the book now having the practical experience in tradi...

Joe · Joe

I had decided the Forex market was a con that ensured you would lose, and I was about to close all my demo accounts when I came accross Bird Watching in Lion Country. I live in lion country (South Africa), so I am able to relate to the analogy, because I have been there. BWILC put the whole thing into p...

FRENCHOZ · FRENCHOZ

I have never traded before so I have been reading few books on the subject. At first I liked what I read, because they were talking about huge return, especially a book about traders competition. But it did not give me or should I say, convince me about their techniques of trading. Some talk about magic o...

huza78 · huza78

Hi everyone, I just wanted to put up a post after i recently bought the bwilc ebook. I am quite new to forex about two years now. I first heard about forex from a somewhat reputable stock market training school in Australia. They gave me there slick presentation of how i could make a killing trading the fo...

DonB · DonB

BWILC is an eye-opening exposition of how the Forex retail market actually works, and explains why most of the indicator-based trading systems will not be able to make consistent profits. The author is a very experienced trader, and extremely knowledgeable about the Forex market. He brings to th...

Greg · Greg

The book Bird Watching In Lion Country gets to the bottom of what a person needs to know and understand to be successful in FX. Initially one may think this is a curious title for a book on FX. However the more you think about what FX is and the title of this book the more you realise a person can get themsel...

boultons911 · boultons911

One could argue that luck plays a role in all events well i believe i have hit the mother load as this was the first book i purchased and read on the subject matter of forex trading......which in turn gave me the perspective to siphen through the plethora of BS adverts and fail safe systems!!! If you want t...

SWO · SWO

I have been trading now for 6 months (since October 2007). Am I dissappointed that I did not start with BWILC!!! Why was it not available then on every search engine on forex trading?! It took me 3 days to read BWILC! You probably wonder why the topic BWILC. What a disappointment. Well it is to bring the...

Yick · Yick

BWILC describes the true nature of the retail forex market. It describes the market as it is, in contrast to how it appears to be from many other sources. BWILC alerted me of the need to beware of the spin put on descriptions of forex market dynamics by parties with vested interests, e.g. internet mar...

Gasha · Gasha

This book has certainly turned my thoughts upside down. I have spent a lot of time rading about tech analysis and learning about all sorts of indicators. The book left me relieved in some ways that I don't have to try get the perfect set of indicators together to enter a trade with precision. BUt at the sa...

DeanR · DeanR

http://drforex.activeboard.com/index.spark?forumID=115485&p=3&topicID=17170270

Toit de Chaume · Toit de Chaume

I have traded years ago, using technical analysis, and was stunned, back then, that the system which seemed to make so much sense on paper, actually lost me money when I actually traded! I put it behind me, vowing never to even consider trading the markets. Five months ago, something lured me back, a...

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	STICKY: BWILC - Readers Tell it like it is & readers poll ( 1 2 ) (Preview) You can either post under this Topic or create an own topic with a funky subject line and use that. -- Edited by DrForex at 12:39, 2007-10-12	DrForex	61	15590	Feb 19, 2011 by Firekiller
	BWILC (Preview) BWILC is a straight forward; breath of fresh air on a strategy with no bells & whistles. An approach that promises nothing but what you work for. No Pie in the sky stories; just good solid currency trading information.	Gus	0	1867	Apr 28, 2011 by Gus
	a new vision (Preview) For the 1st time I am seeing some light as I have been strugling in my forex trade for last one year. The strategy what I have learnt in last one month is very simple yet ever effective.	Ck	0	1556	Oct 14, 2010 by Ck
	new coordinates (Preview) --> When I entered in trading world (few time ago) I surfed around the net, searching for information and training, but everything I founded did not convinced me. I did not knew why, but I felt something that sounded inside me like a broken bell. Too much marketing, too much promises. I never though...	bodhj	0	1783	Oct 26, 2009 by bodhj
	Emptying the cup (Preview) I purchased BWILC 2 years ago. At that time I was trading, with little success and a lot of frustration. I quickly skimmed through the book looking for the magic system and indicators. Found none and went back to my old ways. When I was finally on the brink of wipe out, and out of sheer desparation, I p...	Len	0	1697	Oct 20, 2009 by Len
	Praise for BWILC (Preview) I started forex demo tading at the beginning of 2009 and must hold the record for bankrupting the most demo accounts of 'em all!! (Thank heavens it wasn't real money!) I was under the illusion that all my technical trading expertise, gained in the stock markets, combined with the 50 or so "syst...	arib	0	1582	Oct 14, 2009 by arib
	Feel Like I'm Home (Preview) BWILC has shown me the way home to FOREX. After nearly 3 years of buying into the marketing wizards, Dirk has brought more clarity and usefulness in his eBook in a matter of hours. I am getting closer to being "at peace" with the market. Median grid trading has finally brought a sensible fram...	TradingForLife	0	1612	Sep 22, 2009 by TradingForLife
	The right philosophy (Preview) BWILC compiles the numerous principles that make up what I see as the right approach to trading. My interest in Forex started about a year ago when a friend who does it for a living (successfully) gave me a very "down to earth", realistic description of what it was about. Ironicaly, he had...	hcviana	0	1697	Aug 28, 2009 by hcviana
	Trading is a business (Preview) This book, that I read about the same time I read Enhancing Trader Performance, Proven Strategies From Trading Psychology (Steenbarger), finally convinced me about what it should be clear from the beginning: that trading is not easy, as any business is not easy.Why trading should be easy than my a...	spiovesan	0	1692	Aug 24, 2009 by spiovesan
	Be an all-round analyst, full-of-edge trader (Preview) Hi all, I have just joined the forum, so I want to make a qucik review of the book Bird Watching in Lion Country. In my opinion it is a great book, as many has pointed out. The book has the following central messages: - Trading is an accumilation of small edges like money management, understanding the mark...	Victor Chan	0	1581	Aug 22, 2009 by Victor Chan
	BWILC was like a dejavu.. (Preview) Before i read BWILC, i find it hard to force myself to simply accept the teachings of most trading books especially the famous ones. At the same time, i knew i wanted to be in business and i have it all written down (my trading plan) but i never realise how off i was. I knew somehow deep down i am not being trul...	rgsixty6	0	1835	May 3, 2009 by rgsixty6
	I felt like a weight had been taken off my shoulders (Preview) After almost 3 years of reading all kinds of books, learning all about technical analysis, even paying for signals and expert advisors, when I first read BWLC I finally felt like a huge weight had been taken off my shoulders. Finally something that sounded like common sense, and not like some magic fo...	mmalek	0	1525	Apr 29, 2009 by mmalek
	New World (Preview) Imagine living in a time before Columbus when you believed that the world was flat. Now imagine being given the chance to go into space and see the world for the first time through another dimension. Bird Watching in Lion Country is like such a spaceship - ahead of its time: Its a highly original work th...	Bounty	1	1592	Apr 20, 2009 by zunismyst
	Woken up by BWILC (Preview) Comparing currency trading to bird-watching in lion country is very helpful. It really helps me to recognize what a dangerous game I am playing if I don't know what I'm doing. It's vital to first of all recognize the world I am venturing into. And for goodness sake, to use good old-fashioned plain c...	syd	0	1567	Feb 17, 2009 by syd
	Best is an understatement! (Preview) BWILC is, hands down, the best book on trading imaginable. It took me quite a few days to read the e-book. I spent an entire weekend reading (and still had more to go), going through the chapters. I'm glad I did as it laid the foundation for a rational approach to trading. It wasn't the first investment I m...	dilltrader	0	1473	Nov 27, 2008 by dilltrader
	Honest & Logical (Preview) Hi I enjoyed reading this ebook very much. It opened a new way of thinking about forex trading to me. After I learned about relational analysis and the 4x1 strategy and real-time analysis I just knew I had to dig deeper and do the mentor programme. I am sure it will pay off. BWILC goes against the grain....	Swys14	0	1438	Nov 20, 2008 by Swys14
	this is the berries! (Preview) I have bought and studied around a dozen forex courses over the past two years and recently suffered a hard drive crash and lost the lot. I should have taken backups, but didn't, so fire me! In striving to be consistently profitable, BWILC is the ONLY COURSE where I requested the author to please resend...	ali baba	1	1659	Oct 1, 2008 by RAK
	Completely Random (Preview) I've been searching for a reason to continue trading. After almost two years, I was convinced that retail forex trading was not for me. Pure chance had me googling for forex related books. I happened across BWILC. It opened up a way that goes against all the "experts" out there. Why does...	DJ	0	1448	Aug 6, 2008 by DJ
	Just a pointer (Preview) After a few months or year of trading, go back and re-read BWILC. You will be amazed by several things: 1) How much more you will duplicate and understand the book. 2) You will be able to apply the concepts with better results. 3) You will gain more out the book now having the practical experience in tradi...	pipmewithyourbestshot	0	1660	Aug 3, 2008 by pipmewithyourbestshot
	Is it a con? (Preview) I had decided the Forex market was a con that ensured you would lose, and I was about to close all my demo accounts when I came accross Bird Watching in Lion Country. I live in lion country (South Africa), so I am able to relate to the analogy, because I have been there. BWILC put the whole thing into p...	Joe	0	1538	Jul 23, 2008 by Joe
	Impressive (Preview) I have never traded before so I have been reading few books on the subject. At first I liked what I read, because they were talking about huge return, especially a book about traders competition. But it did not give me or should I say, convince me about their techniques of trading. Some talk about magic o...	FRENCHOZ	0	1491	Jul 17, 2008 by FRENCHOZ
	best book i have read on forex (Preview) Hi everyone, I just wanted to put up a post after i recently bought the bwilc ebook. I am quite new to forex about two years now. I first heard about forex from a somewhat reputable stock market training school in Australia. They gave me there slick presentation of how i could make a killing trading the fo...	huza78	2	1801	Jul 17, 2008 by tangodancer
	It opened my eyes. (Preview) BWILC is an eye-opening exposition of how the Forex retail market actually works, and explains why most of the indicator-based trading systems will not be able to make consistent profits. The author is a very experienced trader, and extremely knowledgeable about the Forex market. He brings to th...	DonB	0	1488	Jul 10, 2008 by DonB
	Understand all the players in the game. (Preview) The book Bird Watching In Lion Country gets to the bottom of what a person needs to know and understand to be successful in FX. Initially one may think this is a curious title for a book on FX. However the more you think about what FX is and the title of this book the more you realise a person can get themsel...	Greg	0	1506	Jul 10, 2008 by Greg
	Pure Luck!!! (Preview) One could argue that luck plays a role in all events well i believe i have hit the mother load as this was the first book i purchased and read on the subject matter of forex trading......which in turn gave me the perspective to siphen through the plethora of BS adverts and fail safe systems!!! If you want t...	boultons911	0	1492	Jul 7, 2008 by boultons911
	BWILC. What a disappointment! (Preview) I have been trading now for 6 months (since October 2007). Am I dissappointed that I did not start with BWILC!!! Why was it not available then on every search engine on forex trading?! It took me 3 days to read BWILC! You probably wonder why the topic BWILC. What a disappointment. Well it is to bring the...	SWO	6	2468	Jun 5, 2008 by SWO
	Truths Exposed in BWILC (Preview) BWILC describes the true nature of the retail forex market. It describes the market as it is, in contrast to how it appears to be from many other sources. BWILC alerted me of the need to beware of the spin put on descriptions of forex market dynamics by parties with vested interests, e.g. internet mar...	Yick	0	1477	May 25, 2008 by Yick
	A new Perspective (Preview) This book has certainly turned my thoughts upside down. I have spent a lot of time rading about tech analysis and learning about all sorts of indicators. The book left me relieved in some ways that I don't have to try get the perfect set of indicators together to enter a trade with precision. BUt at the sa...	Gasha	0	1492	May 22, 2008 by Gasha
	ZUNISMYST: The Man, The Myth, The Legend (Preview) http://drforex.activeboard.com/index.spark?forumID=115485&p=3&topicID=17170270	DeanR	25	18284	May 21, 2008 by blindfold
	Gold (Preview) I have traded years ago, using technical analysis, and was stunned, back then, that the system which seemed to make so much sense on paper, actually lost me money when I actually traded! I put it behind me, vowing never to even consider trading the markets. Five months ago, something lured me back, a...	Toit de Chaume	0	1524	May 14, 2008 by Toit de Chaume
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