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Hi Bill,
Point well taken. With all of the disclaimers attached to everything I
suppose that I should attach one myself. A good question to ask would be.
Just who IS honest in this business? I just recently got to look at a copy
of 'Street Smarts' and I was really amazed that anyone would think that,
that book should be worth nearly $200. Now I fully expect that I am
stepping on someone’s toes saying that, but almost everything associated
with trading is over-inflated in my opinion. There is better information
out there for free, than you get from 95% of these scoundrels so ask
yourself about 100 times whether or not something is worth it before
shelling out the money, and believe virtually none of the come on.
Brent
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> From: T-BONDTRADER <T-BONDTRADER@xxxxxxx>
> To: brente@xxxxxxxxxxxx; RealTraders Discussion Group
<realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: DON FISHBACK - WHAT A CROOK!
> Date: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 12:30 PM
>
>
> Subject: Fw: DON FISHBACK - WHAT A CROOK!
>
>
> >Don has some of my money (not thousands but several hundred). I did
learn
> >quite a lot from it. I paper traded the strategies for a while and 4 out
of
> >5 trades were successful. I had great difficulty putting on the trades
when
> >I tried and when my broker told me how much margin was required to cover
> >the trades I chickened out. So he is like the many many others not all
bad
> >not all good.
>
>
> I know you meant well, Brent, in sending this post. The trouble is that
it
> then leads some of the newbie traders to think that perhaps he is okay
after
> all. The title is correct. Let people be warned.
>
> You will be shattered at the innocence on this list. At least, here is
a
> private response I received from my post on Price Action. I won't
reveal
> the name, because it would be embarrasing for the person concerned.
But,
> it does illustrate the level of people included on RT and there are too
many
> crooks out there looking for them.
>
> This was the post:
>
> Hello,
> I'm not sure I understand what "Price Action" is. Could you please
explain.
> Are you referring to the daily price fluctuation? If so, are you saying
> that by looking at how the market opens and moves to by a certain time of
> the day, it determines the direction of your trade?
> Thank you again
>
> This is just the sort of guy Mr Fishback would love to get hold of...
>
>
> Bill Eykyn
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