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You misinterpreted my comment.
If you reread my comment included below you will notice that I did not say
"give" relative to anything. What I said was "freely exchange information
about trading". This means that all involved learn something of value.
Expand your horizons and realize that everything of value is not monetary.
An exchange of information is a win/win situation for all in that it means
all parties are freely conversing and sharing their knowledge. Those of us
who are able to capture profits from the markets on a regular basis should
be willing to "freely exchange" our knowledge and techniques with others.
Mature professionals in our society do not expect to be compensated
monetarily for every act they perform. You may find that helping someone
else without the expectancy of reward is a very rewarding act in and of
itself.
----- Original Message -----
From: <editorial@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2000 10:25 PM
Subject: Re: LBR
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> By definition, one who gives his work for free is not a trader. A trader
gives value for value - neither giving nor receiving anything for free.
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> The Omega Man
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> ---- Tom wrote:
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> > ... We should reserve our respect for traders who make their profits
from
> > trading the markets and who are willing to freely exchange information
about
> > trading with other traders regardless of the platform involved. If
someone
> > wants to be a chat room administrator, list administrator, newsletter
writer
> > or whatever and charge a fee for that service then, by definition, that
is
> > their chosen profession. If they have chosen an alternate profession
other
> > than trading they should not profess to be professional traders...
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