Webinar recording available NOW

[Tony Beckwith]

If you missed yesterday's Webinar on MTPredictor Basics (EOD and RT) - or would just like to review it - the recording is now available at the bottom of this Webinar page: http://www.mtpredictor.com/support/Webinars.html

Hosted again by MTPredictor developer Steve Griffiths, this session gives an excellent insight into how and why the software does what is does...

Thanks

Tony.

[Angel]

Hello,

I just finished rewieving the last seminar : a VERY good reminder it was !!!

Thanks a lot to the MTP crew:)

Happy trading

Cheers

Angel

[jobe]

hi guys

i was wondering if you were going to make available a manual WPT option for your RT software?

also was curious whether the new efs for esignal were going to have the strength band and an alert list that is able to scan accross multiple time frames.

thanks.

[Steve Griffiths]

Hi Jobe

We use the DP (Decision Point) in the real-time add-ons for manual analysis, please see below, where you can see how this nailed yesterdays high in the YM perfectly.....

Yes we have the Strength Bands in the new efs's

The efs's work by using the "Alerts" in eSignal which alert you to a set-up on any open chart in eSignal.

Thanks

Steve

[Eckbert]

Hi Steve where can we find this weeks webinar?
reagrds Eckbert

[Steve Griffiths]

An email went out yesterday inviting people.

Thanks

[mitch]

Hey Steve. I got an email but unfortunately my spamkiller deleted it before I could access. Is there another way to register for today's session(eg off the mtp website?)
Mitch

[Steve Griffiths]

Hi Everybody,

New webinar recording at: http://www.mtpredictor.com/support/Webinars2.html

Thanks

Steve

[jobe]

Thanks for the reply steve... much appreciated.

when will the new efs' for esignal be available?

cheers.

[sullivar]

Hi Everybody,

New webinar recording at: http://www.mtpredictor.com/support/Webinars2.html

Thanks

Steve

Steve,

As an newish MTP member I really miss the daily report I found them a great source for reinforcing the discipline required to succeed. Anyway...

Could you include withinin the webinars or tailor a section aimed at existing members a 10 min review of the last weeks real time 3 / 5 min trades detailing your thoughts on larger degree trend, why you'd have ignored a particular signal etc.

Obviously there won't be the need to spell everything out in detail as this would be aimed at existing customers who from time to time lose their way (hopefully it's not just me) finding themselves on the wrong side of the market.

Maybe you could just include this review in the Monthly Seminar section of the members section. I'd imagine this would generate more sales if prospects knew they'd gain extra tuition once they were paid up members.

Regards

Richard

[Biggo]

Steve,

As an newish MTP member I really miss the daily report I found them a great source for reinforcing the discipline required to succeed. Anyway...



Hi Richard

I agree with you, I really miss the daily report also but we were obviously in the minority as Steve did ask us all what we would prefer & the Weekly Webinar was obviously more popular....

The Daily reports were for me loaded with often hidden gems of wisdom that Steve was sharing with us if you took the time to really study there content.

We are still lucky enough to get the regular e mails from Matt that I also find of great value so am very grateful for that..

Cheers

Phil:)

[Steve Griffiths]

Yep, I did ask everybody and the majority asked for a Webinar

That is what democracy is all about, you ask the people then go with what the majority say :) and in this case most people preferred a weekly Webinarbecause they could ask questions and "interact" with me on specific examples.

Steve

[davidh]

Think I prefer benevolent dictatorships myself ;)

[ClaphamTrader]

Hi Richard

I agree with you, I really miss the daily report also but we were obviously in the minority as Steve did ask us all what we would prefer & the Weekly Webinar was obviously more popular....

The Daily reports were for me loaded with often hidden gems of wisdom that Steve was sharing with us if you took the time to really study there content.

We are still lucky enough to get the regular e mails from Matt that I also find of great value so am very grateful for that..

Cheers

Phil:)
I have to add to the camp who miss the Daily Report. They were a bit easier to printout and read at leisure and could go though them every day and faily quickly. Maybe I'm old fashioned but the webinars aren't as flexible or portable as a good old hardcopy.
Any chance of a 2nd vote on report v webinar? :)

[mitch]

I agree. Now that people have a frame of reference and assess the relative benefit from the 2 options (ie compare daily report vs weekly webinar), I feel a new poll would yield a vastly different result. I am in favour of a re-vote.
Mitch

[mydet]

Steve

the easy way - just record 3 to 5 minute daily video then let us download. :rolleyes:

[Matt Bowen]

Hi All,

This is a very good discussion and I support both sides. I think Steve's daily report was excellent. However, I fully understand why he stopped producing the daily report... it's way too time consuming to do a free report like this.

Some of the older readers here might remember when I started my own MTP newsletter (to show people the mechanics of trading and so they could see exactly what a trader does on a daily basis).

Click below for an old copy:

http://www.mtptrader.com/showpost.php?p=3383&postcount=1

Now, I started this newsletter with good intentions and I think it really helped a lot of people, but what they didn't see was how much time it took to produce it each day... a monumental task, but I enjoyed doing it because I knew we were really helping people learn how to trade like professionals.

The problem came when several members complained and said: "Hey, we bought the software for $2500. and now Matt is giving away the signals for free... why did I buy the software if I can get the signals for free? This was a legitimate complaint.

Next, the problem came when we had to spend 3 hours writing the report and then answering questions based on the content... again, the report was free, but at the same time we were neglecting other areas of the business that needed our attention. Most of the people who were asking the questions were users, not new prospects. So, I thought...this is not helping sales because most of this information is going right over the prospects head and if anything we are confusing them and when people are confused they do not buy anything...you can't blame them.

Bottom line: as the company grows there is no way to offer reports like this for free because you only have so many hours in a day. You can't pawn off a task of writing a newsletter like this to a staff member because they don't have the experience to write the letter. This should give you a better idea why Steve was forced to stop publishing the letter...it's just not a good use of time. Plus, the only people who are really benefiting from a letter like this are the ones using the product not the prospects.

You might also remember, Steve did try a paid newsletter and after 2 months he decided that was not worth the effort either, so it all gets back to people want all this stuff, but they are not willing to pay for it and that's why our business model is a front-end and not a back end. People only find value in the tangible software, not in the information of how to use it...Go Figure! You also have to factor in what someone's time is worth... you can't expect to be spoon fed by a mentor or an expert and not have to pay for it, I mean we are not a non-profit organization and I would like to think that our time is worth something.

Think of it this way... how many software programs do you truly master? I'm, talking about getting in there and using 80% or more of the capabilities and you have truly mastered the software? Take for example Microsoft Word, I've been using that product for over 10 years and I probably use less than 30% of what it's capable of doing, but the only way I'm going to to expand on that is through continued education or newsletters (which by the way I did sign-up for a class and have learned a lot more about how to use it). But the question is What do people want? I've been asking this since Day #1 here at MTPredictor and I still don't know what people want? I mean I get people on the phone and they are so caught up in the "small stuff" that they have lost the prospective of what they are using the software for in the first place...but that's another story.

Until people open up we can't serve them. So by all means let us know what you want and then we can deliver it to you.

All the best,

Matt

[pbb]

Hi Matt,

A payed subscription to a daily newsletter would be fair. The reports are far more then Mtp product guidelines, it's also about market behavior; traders psychology; tip's about markets you wouldn't otherwise even look at and so on.
Besides that: it keeps you focused on what mtp and the mm is about, it will keep you on track reading it regularly. I remember that I told Steve so, last year. I don't think we can expect Steve to put all this effort in a non payed report. One losing position is probably more expensive then the subscription fee would be. Maybe you could give away a few month's subscription to new customers and let them decide after that to pay and get the report or not. It wouldn't wonder me when analysis showed us that regular readers are more successful.

Pieter

[mydet]

Having problem to play the video, or my internet problem

[jjc]

Hi Matt,

A payed subscription to a daily newsletter would be fair. The reports are far more then Mtp product guidelines, it's also about market behavior; traders psychology; tip's about markets you wouldn't otherwise even look at and so on.
Besides that: it keeps you focused on what mtp and the mm is about, it will keep you on track reading it regularly. I remember that I told Steve so, last year. I don't think we can expect Steve to put all this effort in a non payed report. One losing position is probably more expensive then the subscription fee would be. Maybe you could give away a few month's subscription to new customers and let them decide after that to pay and get the report or not. It wouldn't wonder me when analysis showed us that regular readers are more successful.

Pieter

Hey Matt

I think $250 per month would be a fair price for payed subscription to a daily newsletter.




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[d-day]

Yep, I did ask everybody and the majority asked for a Webinar

That is what democracy is all about, you ask the people then go with what the majority say :) and in this case most people preferred a weekly Webinarbecause they could ask questions and "interact" with me on specific examples.

Steve

Two things:

1) I missed the initial poll - I would have voted to keep the daily report

2) Those who voted the daily report away in favor of a webinar must not be traders.

I would vote to scrap the weekly webinars and resurrect the daily report.