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Clint;
I think any method is better than no method and to really feel comfortable
trading you have to come to these trading conclusions yourself. I see
nothing wrong with doing what your asking and it will help you learn
yourself that being the ultimate goal. Information is one thing advise is
another but the reasoning behind the advise is important especially if he
indeed has a good track record probably means he knows what he's talking
about and you can learn that. Just don't let that stop you from thinking
and learning to make your own decisions. Its an easy temptation to let
others do your thinking and gaining confidence in them instead of yourself
that you don't need. A good place to start if you like him go with it just
remember to take responsibility for your loses and no blaming because its
your money and thats the bottom line.
Just my two cents
Robert
At 11:28 PM 10/6/98 -0500, Clint Chastain wrote:
>I'm curious to know if any of you S&P traders have utilized a service called
>"Trader Vic's Market Views" as a supplement to your trading. This is a 900
>number dial in thing in which the Trader Vic, Victor Sperandeo, gives you
>his general market outlook as well as specific day trading tips, suggested
>support resistance areas, etc for whatever he happens to be trading at the
>moment (usually bonds or S&P).
>
>I don't know how good the day trading hints are but in my limited exposure,
>his "market views" seem to be correct about 80% of the time and he's often
>about 24 hours ahead of what I hear on CNBC.
>
>My only interest in this service would be as a kind of tutor to help me
>learn more about some of the fine points of day trading futures.
>
>Comments?
>
>Clint
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