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Now that's what I call customer satisfaction. A little more
exposure like that and he can take pride in calling himself a Vendor!
TaoOfDow wrote:
> Dear LD,
>
> I believe you are describing Gilbert Philip "Gil" Castillo, of South Lake
> Tahoe, CA, who has done business under the names "Commodity Intelligence
> Corporation", "StreetSmart", "MicroTrader", "King of the Streets", and "Castle
> Enterprise Corporation", perhaps among others. Although his businesses often
> include the word "Corporation," I have checked with the Secr. of State of
> California, his home state, as to whether these businesses have been registered
> as corporations in CA, as required by law (either as a California corporation
> or a non-CA corporation doing business within CA, as he represents his
> businesses as doing), and those records show, for example, that neither
> "Commodity Intelligence Corporation" nor "Castle Enterprise Corporation" is so
> registered. From time to time this decade, he has run a series of ads for
> trading systems in IBD. Those systems included certain promises and
> guarantees, which, in my experience, proved to be illusory. Several years ago,
> I sued him in Washington State Court for breach of contract and
> misrepresentation and obtained a money judgment against him. My considerable
> but unsuccessful efforts to collect on the judgment lead me to believe that he
> has made himself judgment proof. Yes, I own some of his materials. No, I
> don't recommend them or doing business with him. If you could direct me to the
> location of any property held in his name, I would appreciate it.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Richard
>
> LD wrote:
>
> > I recently came across part of a trading manual that was written by a floor
> > trader in the futures markets.
> >
> > Some of the topics covered were: the 3 bar rule, displaced trendlines, the
> > Time Deja Vu, range expansions etc..
> >
> > Has anyone ever used or heard of this manual. I would very much like to
> > contact the author.
> >
> > I believe the course was originally titled Street Smart, but I am not
> > certain of this. (This is not the recently published "Street Smarts" book).
> > I have searched Google under this title and nothing comes up.
> >
> > Any assistance in my search would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > LD
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