Hi Boyd,

I'm sure there must be ways you can profit by teaching your day-trading knowhow, if you wanted to.... (I know this isn't what you were asking, but nevertheless....)

Of course, there's the info-products approach - reports, tapes, a newsletter, that kind of thing....

There's also teaching - either a class, or one-on-one tutoring would be profitable too. My impression is that there's a lot of interest in technical analysis at the moment, which is essentially what your expertise is in, right?

Stock market investing techniques can sell for a high price. As I understand it, as long as you don't actually recommend which stocks to buy or sell - you just teach the technique - then you wouldn't need a financial advisors' license or anything like that (but I am NOT a lawyer, so don't take this as legal advice!).

I'm quite sure many people would pay a lot for private lessons in technical analysis.... You could make even more by selling (at retail) good technical analysis software to your customers too.

Another possibility is a seminar (but you'd have to be comfortable in front of audiences)....

Email or web-based classes are becoming more and more popular, and that's another possibility too.

There seem to be a lot of possibilities for you to teach your know-how to others, if you chose to....

- Dien Rice