About – DayForex

timeline and experience

about dayforex

Timeline

1998

Start full time trading with own funds as regular income stream.

2001

DayForex established, offers training to new and inexperienced traders.

2004

Publish "Bird Watching in Lion Country - Retail Forex Trading Explained". Become an e-book classic

2005

Authorized and licensed by the FSB. for "Other People's Money" trading.

2006

Introduces a lifelong personal mentoring program based on "4x1 Median trading" approach.

2009

Terminates 'OPM' trading, focus on self-trading, training and mentoring.

2024

Adapt trading training and mentoring to include prop trading

2025

Publish "The Unbearable Lightness of Trading - How to Profit from Forex Trading.

Experience

Trading Experience

I started trading with my own funds in 1998 under the guidance of an institutional trader.

Learn in real time about the importance of fundamentals and the risks of leverage.

I started a forex training program and founded DayForex.

I traded "OPM" (other people's money) for 6 years

I continue trading and mentoring with a focus on the latter.

Personal Mentoring

With my trading experience I started an online mentoring program, focusing on individual traders.

My e-book, Bird Watching in Lion Country – Retail Forex Trading Explained, became a bestseller. This allowed me to extend my mentoring to more traders.

Mentoring is a two-way process. Traders learn to improve their trading, while their mentor learn more about the mentoring process and how to adapt when necessary.

Experience taught me the benefits of a lifelong option for traders. Pay once and return whenever needed.

My latest insights lead to my new book, The Unbearable Lightness of Trading.

Get your copy here

Countering Information Overload

New traders faced indecision about brokers, prop firms, platforms, teachers, social media influencers and a never-ending supply of trading strategies.

With my experience, I can filter and control my clients' exposure to unnecessary and unhealthy information, including new, popular fads that should be avoided.

Through years of experience, I’ve helped shield clients from harmful analysis practices, irrational trading strategies, risky risk management, and meaningless trading psychology advice.

Understanding Marketing Wizardry

Forex brokers and prop firms are marketing wizards disguised as market wizards.

The main marketing message encourages traders to trade higher volumes (more and bigger trades) benefiting the service provider more than traders.

Repeat customers with small accounts, trading with very high leverage are move beneficial than customers with larger accounts who tend to trade lower volumes (fewer and smaller trades).