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Ah, Robyn! But your time is your most valuable asset! You didn't spend the
money so you paid more dearly for your knowledge than you had to! You paid
with part of your life!
I am not sure why you and others believe that I am referring only to
purchases of software in this message thread. Both you and TJ mention lousy
software. When I refer to spending money on learning I am referring to any
learning tool - a book, course, video or audio tape series, a CD-ROM,
software, a trading system or indicator, a magazine or newsletter,
professional training, or anything else from which one might learn about
markets.
And my ideas with respect to such tools are as follows:
(1) The are inexpensive (no matter what they cost) compared to the value of
your time.
(2) You will learn from them, whether they are well or poorly done.
(3) They will save you time, not cost you time.
(4) There is some very valuable stuff out there!
No one is advocating throwing money away. What I advocate is buying those
learning tools which interest you.
Good trading,
The Omega Man
Robyn wrote:
> I have a fair amount of money - and one reason I do ok is I don't throw
money
> down the toilet - for anything - including lousy software. FWIW - the
most
> important things I've learned about handling money over the last 30 years
> haven't cost a lot in terms of dollars - but they have cost a lot in terms
of
> time.
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