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I could'nt agree with Pedro more, I'll go one step further and give the you
a list of books that I read and give you a rating of how useful they were
to me. Keep in mind that what is useful for me may be useless for you and
vice versa. After wasting a few dollars on various methodologies, you'll
eventually find one that fits well with your personalitity (and stomach) .
Good Luck...
Beyond Candlesticks - Steve Nison (7/10)
Contrary Investing - Richard E. Band (6/10)
Fibonacci Ratios with Paterrn Recognition - Larry Pesavento (6/10)
Getting Started in Commodity Futures Trading - Mark J. Powers (8/10)
How I Made a Million Dollars Trading Commodities Last Year - Larry R.
Williams (5/10)
Market Wizards - Jack Schwager (8/10)
McMillan on Options - Larry McMillan (8/10)
New Market Timing Techniques - Thomas R. DeMark (7/10)
Schwager on Futures - Jack Schwager (7/10)
Smarter Trading - Perry J. Kaufman (8/10)
Street smarts - Linda Raschke/Larry Conners (7/10)
The Compleat Day Trader - Jake Bernstein (6/10)
The Master Trader - Dr.Mitchell Holland (5/10)
Wall Street Money Machine - Wade B. Cook (3/10)
----- Original Message -----
From: Pedro A <petawas@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Anthony3@xxxxxxxxxxxx>; <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: Initial Trade Methodology
> >From: Anthony <Anthony3@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> >I've heard people say that to find yourself when starting off trading,
> >to try a methodology/system/indicator...see if you like it, and go on
> >from there. Does this mean to go with the first thing thrown your way?
>
> Absolutely! Go with anything thrown your way...by all means, do not think
> about it at all.
>
> >Example...I took the Larry Williams Money Tree course and am sceduled to
> >go to his seminar next weekend
>
> Ask Larry where most of his income is from these days: The Money Tree or
> trading?
>
> I don't want to be mean, but someone has got to say it: WAKE UP! Have a
good
> strong cup of coffee and THINK.
>
> There are several books available from traders press and elsewhere that
will
> introduce you to a VARIETY of trading methods for $50 or so. Market
Wizards
> (I) is about $12 in paper back. Ask them @ 800-927-8222 about other
starter
> books.....or maybe the list could suggest some books...they could go into
> the FAQ.
>
> Then again, if you think money grows on trees....pay Larry for more
> advice....Or order your tree from me: $112,000 per tree....I'll even come
> over to your place and plant the trees and water them for 12 days for
free!
>
> P
>
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