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Maybe to "understand" fixed income markets, but not to trade them. I traded
Bond Futures after studying them for only one month-- Maybe I was lucky and
I'm not suggesting that anyone else should try it, but if it had taken 6
years, I would have given up almost 6 years earlier.
I don't know anything about the alleged Bond trading "method" that has been
touted and bashed here, but in the past I've trained people in fundamental
techniques of trading Bond Futures in a couple of weeks. Yes, I had prior
experience with S&P and currencies and that obviously helped.
BTW, I gave it all up a while back, so please don't even think of asking--
I'm just trying to make a point that it may not be as difficult to teach
--or for some people to learn-- as some here apparently think. Maybe "kiss"
is the key. Of course, if you're a "System Trader" it may be a whole
different ball-game and that aspect may introduce the major difficulty.
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At 11:53 PM 11/9/98 EST, you wrote:
>Katherine learned a lot in three days, It takes people 4 - 6 years to
>understand fixed income markets (fundamental & technical). She must be pretty
>good. She learned it in three days. It's like "I became a Architect , Engineer
>etc. by watching them for three days. Gets me wondering ... ". I have been
>reading this list for three years. It's good.
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