Re: [RT] Any experience with Michael Ryan and his NICT?

["Tom Bowen" <kenoor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Norman,
 
I'll propose my definition of a successful trader, 
FYI.
If the balance on my account statement this month 
is larger than the balance last month then I am doing better than 85% of the 
traders out there.
My account statements are the only scorecard that 
matters to me.
 
Tom
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  Norman 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] Any experience with 
  Michael Ryan and his NICT?
  Brent,I would ask for a definition of "successful" 
  trades. Is it worthwhile tomake a few ticks 80% of the time and then get 
  wacked big time on the other20%?  As you can see, it is easy to be 
  right 80% of the time and still losemoney.  One should concentrate on 
  the big picture of what the total approachis rather than each 
  trade.  Anyone who guarantees 80% is suspect to me.  In 
  fact, there are noguarntees in the markets.  Every trading approach 
  has its cycles of ups anddowns. My personal goal is to break even during 
  the bad periods and reaplarge  rewards during the good 
  times.Cheers,Normanin 7 1/8 
  lines.Norman----- Original Message -----From: "Brent" 
  <brente@xxxxxxxxxxxx>To: "Real Traders" 
  <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 10:34 
  AMSubject: [RT] Any experience with Michael Ryan and his 
  NICT?> There is a guy traveling around giving classes for his 
  Natinal Instituteof> Commodity Training from Lexington, Kentucky. 
  He promises 80% successful> trades. He charges about $2000 for a class. 
  Can anyone say what this guys> system is or what his 10 conditions are. 
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