Training The Street Reviews

I would say this course requires the student with basic financial knowledge. Otherwise, they may not understand the financial terms and can't follow the instructor. Excel keyboard shortcuts are useful.

Generally speaking the course is informative and the instructor is very knowledgeable. Only thing is that the screen in the classroom is a bit small, and i can't read the contents well when sitting in the last row of the classroom. On top of that, the pace of the last session of the training is a bit fast (when going through the cash flow & debt schedule), it seems to me that this is more like a demonstration instead of a teaching/tutoring exercise, which is quite hard for a new learner like me to follow through and catch up the progress. It would be better if we can allow more time in between every hardcore concept/important instruction, and budget more time for the instructor to explain the rationale behind instead of rushing to go through everything and finish the syllabus on time.

Overall very interesting experience. Took a bit of time to understand the platform and role as trader to either on long or short position. Learnt that I need to multitask and stay focused during the trading hours

Fun, need more indicators for price predictions

Instructor was Mike Pauley. Great teacher overall as he manages to explain relatively abstract concepts to an audience with little technical background, while respecting the time constraints of the training. Mike is great at adapting to his audience both from a teaching and social point of view. Very likeable teacher!

Feedback for Mike Pawley

Really good course, especially the fact that no question is silly. James told a lot about his experiences which was really helpful, as you can know the theory really good but in the end it is the real world where everything is happening. Those examples were great!

Too large of a group

James' extensive knowledge about trading and the market was particularly useful. It gave me more insight of what is expected of us.

We moved slightly slower than I would’ve liked but decent review of general finance