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Thanks for the info, re: the website review by the NFA. I would take exception to three of the names on the list below: John Murphy - I don't think he ever held himself out to be a trader. Linda Raschke-Last I heard, she was running a couple of off-shore funds... so she must be trading. Also her live chat room gives real time trades. Whether she takes them or not, I don't know. What's important though, is if they "work". Generally, they do more often than not, but certainly not to 100%. While I don't necessarily agree with all of her strategies or entry/exit points, I don't think she's a charlatan. I thought her writings in "Street Smarts" were very good. Robert Miner - His course material is good, and has even been adapted (read "stolen" ) by an advisor in TradingMarkets.com. My biggest issue with him is that he believes in time-cycles and I don't. His stuff on market action (pretty much Elliot stuff) is good though.. On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 02:57:53 GMT, targetrader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Never heard of the Gann Wheel Man. But then, I'm not a believer in Gann stuff anyhow. But I know the type of person you're talking about. All bluster, all full-of-themselves. And they couldn't pull a nickel out of the market if their life depended on it. Dave (yankee93) >Ever hear of a guy named "Gann Wheel Man"? I was in his room for a >month and boy, was he strange. He would scream out abuses, whether you >asked him a question or not. Without saying as much, he intimated >that he made a lot of money trading, but never made a specific claim >in that regard, although one of his students by the name of "Mike" >purported to be making obscene amounts of money. Hard to tell, since >neither or them EVER called a trade in real time (his escuse for this >was that he didn't want to get in trouble with the CFTC). He only >charged $90 per month to be in his room and purported to teach his >methodology. However, he was so lacking in his ability to teach that >it would probably take you a year or more to learn it. I left after a >month when I saw him looking at different indicators each day -- >changing the time charts or indicators to fit the day's pattern. >Pretty useless stuff, but some people swear by him. > >Peace, >Lowell > >On 28 Nov 2003 16:11:38 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (consuming) >wrote: > >>Dave: >> >>I will accept that some sucessful traders teach BUT they tend NOT to: >> >>- advertise publicly that they teach (as Pesavento does) >>- spend hours on line regurgitating "commentary" (as Linda Raschke >>does) >>- use planetary motion to determine trades (as the Longs did - they're >>out of business since 2000 - accounts bankrupted ...) >> >>A guy like Ed Seykota teaches. And thank God he does! I took two >>ultra-expensive seminars with Tharp (understood shit and I did the BA >>with 3.89 GPA, honors courses at the U. of Michigan '88, then a MA at >>the U. of Chicago, also top honors). Then I went up to Boulder, >>Colorado - NLP Comprehensive and I got it all in the first 3 days (15 >>days intensive certification) ... for half the price of what I paid >>Tharp. >> >>Do some research and see for yourself the style between Seykota's >>educational efforts and all these crooks, bastards, liars, scammers. >>For God's sake! >> >>I mean VERY FEW PEOPLE are willing to talk about this. Man it makes me >>MAD! There's a number of sons of a bitch liars and crooks out there >>suggesting, eluding, that they trade. They trade NOTHING. They are a >>bunch of LOOSERS. NAmes? >> >>- Pring >>- John Murphy >>- Bollinger >>- Wells Wilder >>- Appel >>- Pesavento >>- GIlmore >>- Miner >>- the Longs >>- Krausz >>- Linda Raschke >>- Tharp >>- George Lane >>- etc >>- etc >> >>Not ONE single bastard will actually post AUDITED trading statements >>for the last 20 years! NO ONE SINGLE ONE! So, what do they do? Trade? >>Really? You got to be kidding me man!
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