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Bill,
Consider going directly to the two individual's (if they are not the
same) ISPs or mail list service bureau. Complain LOUDLY. If the source
(Murrey) doesn't have the respect to honor your request, then go to the
next level up, his information conduit. If contacting his ISP doesn't
work, then there are some more drastic measures (some read 'dirty')
methods that will get his attention. E-mail me privately for those.
Regards,
Ryan
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Bill Eykyn wrote:
>
> A moon or two ago, someone on this list lost their rag and threatened
> to do
> all sorts of terrible things to muck up people who kept sending them
> unwanted
> .gif files.
>
> Could someone tell me how to stop Murrey posts coming. In England,
> we have
> to pay for our telephone calls to the internet and it takes a long
> time to
> download
<snip>
>
> Naturally, I have replied politely, positively and even pleadingly for
> him to
> stop it.
> But he won't. Mind you, he doesn't send them himself, he uses some
> character
> who calls himself Charle E. Outland. I get no answers to any of my
> posts. I
> even tried an intelligent question, but that didn't even get a
> response.
>
> I know it is the season of goodwill, but it is running very thin for
> Mr Murrey
> as far as I am concerned, I can tell you. Anyone got any ideas on how
> to stop
> his posts? It really is getting beyond the joke.
>
> Many thanks in advance and a Happy Christmas to you all
>
> Bill Eykyn
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From: "De Vries, Trevor" <Trevor.DeVries@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: RE: Ross Trading Methods
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Hi All
I'm actively trading Joe Ross's methods here in South Africa with some
success.
I've read "Trading by the minute" "Trading by the book" and "Futions &
Optures"
Are there any other Traders out there who actively trade his methods
?
I would like to share some ideas with you, and fine-tune my trading.
Regards
Trevor De Vries
Channel Sales Manager CPG
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-----Original Message-----
From: kscalley [SMTP:kscalley@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 16 December 1997 02:22
To: RealTraders Discussion Group
Subject: Re: Ross Hook
I have half read "Trading by the Minute" by Joe Ross because I am
interested in learning to daytrade and I know Bruce Babcock has
questioned
the validity of the book , but I must admit I am quite impressed so
far. I
have not been surprised by the number of postings in the RT group.
Good Luck,
Kevin
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Burch <haze@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: apharris@xxxxxxxx <apharris@xxxxxxxx>
Cc: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Saturday, December 13, 1997 8:25 PM
Subject: Re: Ross Hook
>If you are interested in learning more about trading the Ross Hook I
>strongly recommend "Trading Is A Business" by Joe Ross. This book
>includes many of the trading techniques that are covered in his
other
>books. It also offers many, many valuable insights to trading. I
have
>seen other very successful traders recommend the book, including
Linda
>Bradford Raschke. It's a book that you will read and reread.
>
>Frank
>
>Allan P. Harris wrote:
>>
>> After mentioning the Ross Hook in my Silver analysis, I
have had
some
>> private inquiries about what is a Ross Hook. Here's the story:
Back in
>> 1993 I spent $175 to purchase the book, "Trading The Ross Hook," by
Joe
>> Ross. It's 356 pages long. I read it immediately, but was unable
to
grasp
>> how to integrate it into my trading. I read it again in the summer
of
1995
>> and although I appreciated it more then ever, I still did not
implement
any
>> trading based on it. A few months ago I read it a third time.
Bingo!
>>
>> I highly recommend the book and the technique. But it's
taken me
four
>> years and three readings and a whole lot of back testing and
analysis to
>> appreciate the utility and simplicity of the technique. To spend a
few
>> sentences here describing the mechanics of the Ross Hook would do
an
>> injustice to both Joe Ross and his trading technique. However, all
is
not
>> lost. Without getting into too much detail or specifics, I can
provide
the
>> general idea behind the method and if anyone wants to follow up,
they can
>> find Joe Ross and buy the book.
>>
>> "Up trends are defined by series of higher highs and higher
lows
and Down
>> trends are defined by a series of lower lows and lower highs."
>>
>> Well, that's it. I'm not try to be cute or coy here
(although I
might be
>> both), but you can take this "observation" along with my previous
post
and
>> a Silver chart and figure out all you need to know. But remember,
in 356
>> pages, there may be $175 worth of nuances.
>>
>> Allan
>
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