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Re: Mentor? Yea Good Idea!



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Wrong.
 - The MetaStock List is not a Trading List. There are many other means.
   There are f.e. specific trading lists.
 - To discuss a trade, a trading system or whatever is naturaly part of
    the program, but is not the List's main objective, its only a part of the
    List's main objective.


Trading is best to be learned and thaught from one's own actions, without
the tutors and mentors. They had to learn the business too, as much as any
one else will have to. Trading is also something personal. Its you that in the
end will have to decide and pull the trigger. Anyone that can run a PC can
also trade. However, TA+FA needs tutoring. For that many courses, publications,
techniques + systems have been made and naturaly, are still made.

Then the do-it-yourselve-way will be the hard-way to learn the business, but will
also be the fastest and fair way one that you will feel so much intensively, even
down to your "curling" toes.
>From these experiences gathered, you will not go out and make the same
mistakes over and over again, and should you still do so then you will also go out
and repair them, and that experience alone {+the above} will all be (part of) you
being your own best teacher ever and more importantly, succesfull in the markets.
  
Regards,
Ton Maas
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----- Oorspronkelijk bericht ----- 
Van: "Gitanshu Buch" <OnWingsOfEagles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Aan: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Verzonden: dinsdag 26 september 2000 18:11
Onderwerp: Re: Mentor? Yea Good Idea!


> Agree with Mark, wish to add that having participation on these trading
> lists and reading up the better online/offline authors and modeling one's
> trading from the ideas gleaned thereof has a good effect to the person
> willing to learn - lots of gems come one's way over the years, including
> from the recorded memory of one's own past mistakes observed when
> implementing an adopted mentor's methods.
> 
> So those without access to an offline mentor can still do better than
> trading out of a vacuum.
> 
> Gitanshu
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