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Dear Desmond,<br>
<br>
This bookstore is privately own by a nice gentlemen. I am sure he could
arrange payment to your convenience. Also the store has a good collection
of books.<br>
<br>
Yours, Alex.<br>
<br>
TradersPressBookstore.com - South Carolina <br>
703 Laurens Road <br>
Greenville, South Carolina 29607 <br>
(800) 927-8222 / (864)298-0222 EST voice <br>
(864) 298-0221 fax<br>
<br>
<br>
At 10:01 PM 11/13/99 +0300, desmond humphrey wrote: <br>
<font face="arial" size=2><blockquote type=cite cite>Dear
List</font><br>
<br>
<br>
<font face="arial" size=2>I have a prob with buying daytrading books and
other stuff online. I want to buy Michael turner's book
"Daytrading into the Millenium". All the sites that I
have contacted want payment by credit card. I can only effect
payment by bank transfer. Is there an online bookshop / service
accepting bank transfers?</font><br>
many thanks</blockquote><br>
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Subject: [realtraders] Gen - midpoint oscillator {01}
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<DIV><FONT size=2>One thing leads to another so now we have the MidPoint
Oscillator. Use of the daily midpoint has intrigued me since fooling
around with Levines WinMidas software. The midpoint must represent a
balance of power of sorts in terms of who is or isn't profitable for the
day. With literally hundreds of books on the shelves it is sometimes
difficult to recall where a concept was presented. In looking for
something on Fibonacci tonight this book by Edward Dobson at Traders Press was
opened again after many years of collecting dust. Title is, "The
Trading Rule That Can Make You Rich". Here is a quote in the Foreward to
give credit where credit is due. "The title of this book quotes the Master
Trader, the late W.D. Gann, and shows the extreme importance that he placed on
the halfway point, or 50% reaction. To quote Mr Gann; "You can make a
fortune by following this one rule alone. A careful study and review
of past movements in any commodity will prove to you beyond doubt that this rule
works, and that you will make profits following it."</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=2>Dobson goes on to say, "My early years of trading were
loss-riddled due, in large measure, to the recurrent error of buying on strength
or selling on weakness, when it looked "safe" to do so, then getting stopped out
or plain "scared" into liquidating the trade on the inevitable reaction, often
right at the worst possible moment, when the position no longer seemed
"safe". (deja vu, you say?). A careful application of my
cardinal timing technique...using the 50% reaction for trade entry, with a
protective stop at the 66% level on a close only basis...should put you, after
all these years of searching for the optimum timing technique, into the enviable
position of buying from the "scared sheep" (or selling to the "scared shorts")
at, or close to, the best possible moment! And, if you don't believe it
after reading this book, start calculating halfway points and watch for
yourself...you'll soon begin to feel omniscient as you predict the tops and
bottoms of reactions with fractions!"</FONT></DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>Well, perhaps Clyde will make a system out of this for us and
we can be foreverafter grateful to him. PS, yes I know the chart is
getting cluttered.</FONT></DIV>
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