Forex Confidante
Review
Overview
Forex
Confidante is the product of
ex-professional bank forex trader Tom Strignano or Strigano,
depending on which website you’re looking at.
Apparently, Tom’s main claim to fame was that he spent a good
number of years dealing forex in New York, including working as
the chief FX dealer for a major Italian bank.
Wait a minute, a major Italian bank? As a
former professional forex trader once observed, “I didn’t even
know Italian banks traded forex!” That is not too surprising
since not one Italian bank managed to make it onto the list of
the top 20 forex-trading banks, according to a recent benchmark
Euromoney poll published in 2009, with the 20th bank listed
only having a 0.54% market share.
Anyway, despite his assertions of having
worked his way up to making the big bucks trading forex with
institutional money, Tom now seems to have retired from having
all that fun to West Palm Beach, Florida. His stated aim is to
now start “teaching FX trading techniques to the little
guy”.
In addition to Forex Confidante, Tom’s
online forex product offerings currently include an artificial
intelligence forex signal generator and an automated trading
robot called AI. He also provides a more personal forex trader
mentoring service and seminars like the Forex Confidante Inner
Circle workshop for traders looking to enhance their
profitability.
Unfortunately, the sales pages on his
Forex Confidante website contain the usual, overly-hyped forex
product marketing garbage. This tends to make an Internet
scam-wary person immediately suspicious about why they would
need to sell a really useful product with such hyperbole that
then gets effectively nullified with the ever-present
disclaimer. Frankly, giving in to this far-too-common online
sales practice just does not reflect well on either Tom or his
product.
With respect to its online ratings, Forex
Confidante received a better-than-four-star average review from
among the 13 listings posted at the Forexpeacearmy scam-busting
site. On balance, the e-book product seems to have received
positive feedback from users, and some reviewers even claim to
have experienced reasonable success trading based on its
suggestions.
Nevertheless, despite those positive
ratings, an Internet search failed to turn up any decent
reviews of Forex Confidante, other than those obviously written
by affiliate marketers or their ghostwriters, whose first
language usually does not seem to be English.
Since a few forex discussion forum posts
showed up from disgruntled users of the product, it seemed the
responsible thing to do would be to check out Tom’s product
personally before writing a review of it.
Accordingly, the support contact address
featured on the Forex Confidante website was sent an e-mail
requesting a review copy of the product, with professional
freelance writing and forex trading credentials provided for
their reference. Almost a week later, a reply is still being
awaited, so in the meantime, what follows is what we have been
able to find out about Forex Confidante from other sources,
including the vendor’s website.
Facts
About Forex Confidante
Product Type: E-book of ~100 pages and
~23,000 words.
Vendor Site: www.forexconfidante.com
Cost: $97
Guarantee: 8 weeks full and unconditional money back
guarantee
Payments and Refunds: Made via Clickbank.

What You Get With Forex
Confidante
Table of
Contents:
- Page 2:
Introduction
- Page 5: First Things First: The
Pre-Golden Rules
- Page 9: The Confidential Golden
Rules of Forex Trading
- Page 13: Understanding Forex
Truisms
- Page 19: Money
Management
- Page 29: The Trading
Game
- Page 33: The Bid and Ask/Offer
Spread
- Page 43: Technical Analysis Part
One: Anatomy of a Bar Chart
- Page 46: Technical Analysis Part
Two: How to Draw Trend Lines
- Page 55: Technical Analysis Part
Three: Fibonacci Price Projection
- Page 72: The Secret Formulas: W.D.
Gann’s Overbought/Oversold Indicator
- Page 77: The Confidential Codex
Timing Strategy
- Page 95: Final Thoughts and the
Complete Codex Reference
Pros and
Cons of Forex Confidante
Pros:
- Offers a professional, but still
rather basic perspective on forex
trading.
- Good background information for
newer traders, including an important treatment of money
management and market psychology.
- Not just an e-book describing how to
trade a forex system.
- Reports of good customer support,
often from Tom himself.
Cons:
- Some newer forex traders might
consider this e-book a bit technical to read or think it
uses too much insider terminology.
- Requires traders to observe the
market’s action during certain periods.
- More experienced traders probably
already know about most of the things discussed in this
e-book.
- Might require an additional $67
video series purchase to clarify some
details.
- It seems inconsistent that Tom’s
ForexConfidante website trashes forex robots, and then he
develops one called AI to sell to people at another
site.
Conclusion
While experienced traders may not find
this e-book very useful, Forex Confidante has some good user
ratings and could provide helpful insights into a professional
forex trader’s perspective on how to trade the
market.
It might therefore suit a novice trader
who has already mastered forex market terminology and is now
looking to deepen their trading wisdom and enhance their
strategic approach to trading forex.
Nevertheless, the $97 price tag seems a
little high for an e-book since most of this information can
already be found for free online.
Visit the official Forex
Confidante website for more info.
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