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<x-html><html><head></head><BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><p><font size=4 color="#000000" face="Arial"><br><br>----------<br>> From: Frank B. Gaylord <<font color="#0000FF"><u>fbg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000">><br>> To: Andrew J. Kornberg <<font color="#0000FF"><u>kornberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000">>; <font color="#0000FF"><u>metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000"><br>> Subject: Re: Trading Education For Me<br>> Date: Thursday, September 18, 1997 12:40 PM<br>> <br>> At 11:40 PM 9/18/97 +1000, Andrew J. Kornberg wrote:<br>> >My steps are as follows:<br>> >1. I download the end of day data<br>> >2. I run the "Brady Exploration" on all the stocks.<br>> >3. I look at the hits.<br>> >4. Most of the time, there are few hits so I run an exploration where there<br>> >are higher highers, higher lows, and increased volumes.<br>> >5. I look at the charts, and make a short list<br>> >6. Trade.<br><br>That sounds like what I do... with the exception of not having found a permanent criteria for running the exploration so I end up just looking at top performers for the day and then chart those to see if I can recognize a breakout or other tradable pattern.<br><br>Problem is that If you run the exploration daily you will get back more stocks than you can buy at a given time so it ends up becoming a judgment call.<br><br><br><br>>>_______________________________________________________________________<br>> >Phone: +61 3 9532 7714<br>> >Fax: +61 3 9822 0955<br>> >email: <font color="#0000FF"><u>kornberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000"><br>> >_______________________________________________________________________<br>> ><br>> ><br>> <br>> Andrew -<br>> <br>> Wishing it were not so, I'm afraid that it is common for our genre to<br>> *not* share their strategies. Jim Greening, who is very open in what he<br>> does and how he does it, is a bright exception to that dark hole. There<br>> are others here who, less frequently, tell us what they are doing and why<br>> they are doing it. I used to update my web site on a daily basis with full<br>> details of my strategy, but that has fallen by the way due to more pressing<br>> areas in my life.<br>> <br>> In my opinion, it is a basic fact that there are givers and there are<br>> takers, with far more of the latter. That is life. We all know of<br>> THMurrey and the various complaints he sourced. Whatever distraction he<br>> caused this listserve, he *gave* of himself, something I consider of great<br>> value.<br><br>I wonder if that is because so many of us that participate in this list don't have anything worth sharing .<br>Most of us are probably "fishing" for the answer as to how we can make money with T/A.<br>It is my guess that is the reason for not many postings where people are sharing there trading strategy.... rather then because they want to guard their golden secretes.<br><br>Lets face it .... those who are making money due to a definite strategy are probably busy with that and are not so interested in chatting about T/A.<br><br>I however belong to the former group who spends more time talking about a strategy than actually trading one.<br><br>Vance<br><br> <br>> I'm glad that you brought this up and shared your strategy. Hopefully<br>> others will follow suit and give of themselves, even if that be a<br>> beginner's question, one that all of us who already know the answer asked<br>> at some point in the past.<br>> <br>> <br>> -- Frank :-)<br>> <br>> High Return on Investment using Technical Analysis<br>> <font color="#0000FF"><u>http://www.usinternet.com/users/fbg/</u><font color="#000000"><br>> Minnesota Long Distance Canoe Racing<br>> <font color="#0000FF"><u>http://www.usinternet.com/users/fbg/mnlong/</u><font color="#000000"><br>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------</p>
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At 05:50 PM 9/18/97 -0400, vance aun wrote:
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snip, snip, snip . . .
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>I wonder if that is because so many of us that participate in this list
>don't have anything worth sharing .
>"fishing" for the answer as to how we can make money with T/A.
>It is my guess that is the reason for not many postings where people are
>sharing there trading strategy.... rather then because they want to guard
>their golden secretes.
>
>Lets face it .... those who are making money due to a definite strategy are
>probably busy with that and are not so interested in chatting about T/A.
>
>I however belong to the former group who spends more time talking about a
>strategy than actually trading one.
>
>Vance
>
snip, snip, snip . . .
Vance -
Then I went on to say that I welcome *all* questions. I did not
emphasis what I will now, that being that *no question relating to the
guidelines of this listserve should not be asked!* My gripe is not that
simple questions are asked, but that many more are *not* asked. With
sadness, I see too many questions, elementary to complex, that are not
answered here.
There is an axiom that goes something as this, "It is in giving that we
find ourself." Add to that the one about, "If everyone lit one candle, how
bright the world would be" and then think how illuminating would be our
group to ourselves and to others! :-)
-- Frank :-)
High Return on Investment using Technical Analysis
http://www.usinternet.com/users/fbg/
Minnesota Long Distance Canoe Racing
http://www.usinternet.com/users/fbg/mnlong/
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