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John,
I got a kick out of both your question re: George F. and your response
below.......
IF you can find a decent experienced broker....he/she will probably save you
thousands of dollars in guiding you away from $3,000 "hyped"
seminars/fax/900/newsletters etc......
IF George F. is so great...Why in the world does he need MY money...ask
yourself one question....IF he has "wealth without worry" from trading...why
is he asking a bunch of "pishers" like us for money?????????...BTW...I have
seen his fax over a few month period and the cheapest part of the deal is
the amount you pay for the service.
......A good, experienced broker has a BIG incentive to helping you stay out
of trouble.....You both will make some money. These seminar people get
their money up front and wave "goodbye"......Pete, must have had a good
experience with a broker and you must have had a bad one....just goes to
show you.....finding a good broker is like finding a good trade.....lot's of
misses before you find one that pays off.
Tom Stein
comfut@xxxxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: JDFO <jdfo@xxxxxxxxx>
To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, March 26, 1998 7:01 PM
Subject: Randy re: George Lane re: Jack Carl
> Randy:
>
> Whatever you do, DO NOT follow the advice of Pete and use the Personal
>Account Rep (i.e. salesman)
>at Jack Carl or for that matter any brokerage firm, unless you want to lose
>your stake quickly.
>
> Forget all about these training classes; everything I have tried with
>these types is pure hype. You'll be much better off reading good books,
and
>someone suggested Joe Ross. I have heard good things about his writings.
>
> Buy never, never let a broker teach you, at Jack Carl or
>anywhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
>John
>jdfo@xxxxxxxxx
>
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