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I have queried this many time also. I have concluded that after they have
made their mark, either with great trades or good books, money is not the
major factor. Like actors, sports figures, politicians.......it is
recognition. After you have made your mark, you want others to know what
you have discovered and developed. Sure, there is an interest in sharing
for the betterment of traders, but recognition is the driving force.
Anyone who has attended a workshop by George Lane, Tom Demark, Curtis
Arnold or Larry Williams, will understand.
Al Taglavore
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> From: diamond <diamond@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: MetaStock-list <metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Why do trading gurus market services?
> Date: Tuesday, February 10, 1998 11:49 AM
>
> Things are quiet at the moment, so here is the question of the day:
>
> I have read many books written by technical analysts, and I have visited
> many web sites selling information about good future prospects in stocks,
> and I have seen many ads concerning a seminar for teaching winning
> stock/futures trading systems.
>
> 1. The one question that always comes to my mind first is, *why* would
> anyone who was making money on the stock/futures market, need to market
> anything?
> 2. If I had a good system, and I was making a good profit every trading
day
> of the week, it seems to me that I would be on the computer every trading
> day making trades. Why would I waste my time doing anything else that
made
> me *less money* for my time?
> 3. Why are these people not rich?
>
> (Side note: A man called me the other day at my office and offered to
teach
> me a winning futures trading system for only $5000.00. I guess I'll never
> know if I passed up a bargain or not.)
>
>
> Regards
> Zane Kori
> Abilene, TX
>
> *exas
>
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