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In this article, we will study a group of novice traders, who had two weeks training and then went on to make millions in profit. You may not make millions but if you see how they made money, you will see how you can enjoy Forex trading success. Richard Dennis was a well known trader who had made millions but he was very modest and claimed anyone could be a successful trader providing, they had the right method and mindset so he set himself a challenge: To teach a group of people, with no experience to trade in just 14 days and these people would be both sexes, all ages and of a varying intelligence. The group was a good mix and contained an actor, a security guard and a female accounts clerk to name just a few. After their training, they started trading and started piling up triple digit gains and went on in a period of 4 years to make hundreds of millions of Forex profits. So what was the secret of their success? I have summarized the key points behind their success below and some of...

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I’m not going to shock anyone with this concept, though I often think it’s forgotten through the hiring process and in the drive to fill open requirements: Great companies become great by having great people. Wow, how shocking, right? Yet time and time again, organizations are not really trying to hire the best. They’re just trying to hire the easiest. The candidates that apply to their job postings. Candidates that can be had for less than the all important mid-point. Candidates who are quickest to interview. In other words, candidates who don’t need to be sold, that are all ready to come on board, because they are either unemployed or simply miserable where they are. But what successful organization won’t point to the people they have on staff as the primary reason for their success? For any key position, and I’m not just speaking of the C suite, but any role that can impact the company’s bottom line through increasing revenue or controlling c...