AIMEfx.com Review

I have known Clay (CJ) for over 6 years now. Like some of us here, I started with Peter Bain, then went on to AIME. I took the basic and advanced courses, which were great starting points. Clay is very educated and experienced in Forex Trading, but you must understand that Peter and Clay are just starting points in your continual education process. Anyone that thinks you can take a couple of weekend seminars and become a professional trader better take a step back and think about it. Trading is not easy and if you think it is, you will not be trading very long. As for basic training in the Forex, I can't think of anyone else I would send someone to learn from but Clay. He is an outstanding instructor. After 7 years, I have been a professional trader for slightly over a year. It takes time, but if you stick with it and keep learning, you have a chance of success. Last year I did 437% safely and this year, I am up 46%, with NO Losses, but I am very conservative. I haven't had a trade in over a week and do not rush into trades. Good luck and as Clay says "Live Large"... Thanks Clay for your contribution to my success.

I took his course 3+ years ago in NY (Back then the price was 400 to 500 bucks). I had by then 5 months experience with trading. 95% of the attendees were 4XME and ex4XME users. So basically a room full of inexperience traders.
This guy started showing his Power Point presentation and to many in the room who were pretty ignorant about trading his presentation was an eye opener. You know the famous MACD Divergence (We all can see it working perfectly the following day and this guy is the KING of HINDSIGHT just like PETER BAIN)
To me this guy is like Obama. "A Powerful speaker, not a lot of substance"

STAY AWAY FROM FLUFFY

Clay's approach is “straight to the point” no fluff, no sell add-ons, no teasers to get you to purchase more. Straight technical technique giving you a greater probability of making the right trade at the right time for the right reasons. He will teach you how to fish but will not fish for you.

I attended Clay's workshop in Jan 05 and that was the turning point of my forex trading. And up to this date, my style of trading is a combination of Clay's and Peter Bain's methods and I continue to bank 'em pips. I do have occasional loses wc you learn to accept to be part of trading. Am a happy camper becuz I find trading to be fun and exciting. If you have their CD's, go back and review them again. You'd be surprise that it will begin to make sense.

Clay is a very good trainer of the Forex. He used to work with Peter Bain. However, prior to attending his or any other seminar on the Forex make sure you have a general knowledge of the markets and how to read the charts. If you don't you'll be lost. I believe this is what happened to some of the people making negative comments here, but it's not likely they'd admit it.Anyway, just make sure you have a reasonable grasp of knowledge prior to attending any Forex training seminar to get the most out of it.

On a scale of 1 to 5, AIME is a 6. The way it is laid-out and presented makes learning easy - very well thought through. The indicators are solid tools (btw, Clay teaches MACD and stochastic as a leading, not lagging, indicators). If you only get take one forex workshop, you would do well to seriously consider AIME (I heard there is a new video course coming out soon, which I would expect to be excellent, too). Best of luck! - Sarah

I went to the AIME workshop in Honolulu and it was excellent. Real information about FX trading. Clay is a very good teacher and has experience trading for a brokerage and now is a fund senior analyst-trader (so he does trade professionally). I will say he is definitely NOT "vanilla" and has an opinion, meaning he says what's on his mind (I am sure this bothers some people but that's really more a personal issue and has nothing to do with the material). The course sticks to solid technicals but gives indepth look at how to use them (really use them). Can you get all of this information online? Maybe, but it will take a very long time to put it into useable format that put everything together. There is plenty of student feedback at www.aimefx.com and OpenFX is a great community. I will likely attend another workshop. My experience has been excellent. Best of success to everyone! CIB

I attended one of his seminars recently and was amazed at the wide range of experience in the class of approximately 30. I felt bad that he allowed people who didn't know what a candle was to attend. They were lost and spent the 2 days with the deer in headlights look. He quickly moved into MACD and MA, stuff that's in every FX book and stalled with historical charts showing us where to take a trade. Monday morning QB is always right. Trying to trade profitably real time is another story... using 2 lagging indicators doesn't cut it. He says he is a trader, but I don't think he really does much trading. My advice would be to buy a good book and save $950 towards real hands on training.

Clay is a phenomenal teacher. I highly recommend people take the course. This is real education that I apply to my trading everyday. I have sent or referred at least 30 people to AIME and no one came away disappointed. What I really like is the honesty and non hype approach to trading. This is about real money and Clay is a no BS kind of guy!

I can answer your question and Jeffs.. I was part of the AIME email-list (but not aime itself) in March and everyone in the group made a fuss how you had aime listed as a scam (funny enough its how I found out about your site) and they said you or someone else had deliberately put the reviews up to discredit clay, so a whole bunch of members decided to support clay and "set the record straight" that is how and why all those people gave aime a review at the same time! i never used aime so i cant comment if it is a scam but i can say there was a lot of happy campers on the email list. and clay was a genuine guy