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Hi Tony and RT Admin
I normally stay out of these type of
issues. However, given what I perceive to
be the decline in the quality of RT
posts in the past few months, I am making
an exception in this case.
I can understand why Tony has taken his
view. On the other hand, Norm is saying that
you don't need to monitor the mkt intra day
in order to make money. He is also setting out
his credentials. I can't see any evidence of
SPAMMING.
One of the pattern of posts that has been taking place
on RT, is advice is sought, that advice is given,
someone takes offence at the advice says so, and the
original contributor "disappears".
Another pattern is the "challenging of the qualifications"
of the person replying.
"How do I your know your advice is worth following?"
While I think the question is worth asking, how can we
then complain of SPAMMING when the qualifications are
setout before the challenge?
RT used to be a worthwhile group. Hopefully this is only
a temporary slump. Demanding that experienced traders
be expelled for SPAMMING under these circumstances is
not the way to do it.
regards
ray
R Barros
101/25 Market Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
Voice: 612 92673470
Fax: 612 92673478
E-Mail: ramon@xxxxxxxxx
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> From: Tony Parker <tgparker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: ADMIN:I want to complain to the List Administrator About This
SPAM!
> Date: Wednesday, April 22, 1998 3:19 PM
>
> Mail-List Adminstrator:
>
> The following , is utterly shameless fraudulent "Off-Topic" unsolicited
SPAM
> and in total non-compliance & violation of this Mail-list rules. I hereby
> officially demand that the author of this SPAM be immediately expelled
and
> banned from this Mail-List!
>
> TIA
>
> Tony Parker
> nwinski wrote:
>
> > Tony Parker wrote:
> >
> > > I'll be going back to work in a coupla weeks, and I'm trying to
> > > develop a methodology of monitoring my trades during the day
> > > without interfereing with my work-day.
> > >
> > > I'm a computer consultant by trade, so my bringing a laptop to
> > > work is no problem, however I don't think lashing up a live RT
> > > data feed "on the job", is such a smart idea.
> > >
> > > I'm tending to favor bringing an alpha-numeric pager to work with
> > > me and programming signals from TS via Win-Beep on my home-based
> > > desktop and RT data-feed.
> > >
> > > Is anyone else out there doing similar off-site monitoring of
> > > their markets while working using Win-Beep, TS, & an
> > > Alpha-Numeric Pager?
> > >
> > > I'd like to hear your comments and experiences.
> > >
> > > TIA
> > >
> > > Tony,
> >
> > Who says you have to day trade or watch the market all day long
> > in order to make money?On contraire, I think day trading is a very
> > difficult way to make a living. I think you can do just fine by taking
a
> > long term view of the markets by holding positions for several weeks to
> > several months or longer if necessary. I put in GTC orders and
sometimes
> > don't change them for several weeks at a time. I get by just fine with
> > delayed quotes and CNBC which I really only need to check maybe once a
> > day. This frees me to puruse other activities. How has this approach
> > worked for me? CTCR, independent monitor of futures advisors has my
> > Astro-Trend Advisory trades rated as #1 for percentage of winning
trades
> > for 1997. <http://ctcr.investors.net> . Since I began trading this
more
> > relaxed way, about 4 years ago, I have generated approximately a 230%
> > increase in my trading equity averaging 25 - 30 trades per year.
> >
> > Relaxingly,
> >
> > Norman
>
>
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