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AAA, I've been trying to do just that with my previous posts. I can only site examples and give a bit of a taste of these ideas. Frankly, trying to teach this via elitetrader would be challenging at a minimum. Add to that your ability to judge quickly (ie. "seems like new age double-talk")...

peter, you've found what works for you and that's great. Thanks for the post. Compared to some of the threads lately that deteriorates into shouting matches, I think this one is offering some real ideas. And, hearing what other people have used that worked and didn't work is very useful. I...

Chuck, I'd go to esignal instantly if the following were to occurr. 1) Quote windows with custom formulas. I can't imagine trading without columns for gap open, change from open, and % in range today. 2) Stop your sillyniss about symbol limits. This would be assuming that previous...

peter, tried what? and for how long? with what kind of belief system surrounding what you were doing? If it can work for one person, it can work for anyone. Whenever I've come across someone who says "it" doesn't work I've found either the correct strategies are not being applied, or there is...

Great idea Puffy, Just finished reading Zen in the Art of Archery. If ever there was a great book on trading, this could be it. I've had the good fortune to observe a number of extremely talented traders and this book does a better job of describing the process than any I've previously read.

Sounds like a lot of us are going around in circles trying to find something better. I've looked at and used Qcharts, Realtick, StockWatchPro, Ensign, Neo, Prophet and have found that Qcharts is the only one that does what it should in a simple to use way. Realtick is great too, but I can't...

Here's my book list, in no particular order. Psycho-Cybernetics by Maltz Wholeness and the Implicate Order by Bohm The Lives of a Cell by Thomas The Power of Silence by Castenada Quantum Reality by Herbert The True Believer by Hoffer Influence by Cialdini The Age of Spiritual Machines...

Market- thanks. One of my buggaboos is not reading carefully. I never saw this and neither Bandler nor Tony talks about this generally. I guess they don't need to. Andy- The quick answer is that you become upset with a bad shot because you have conditioned yourself to do so. You can condition...

marketsurfer, Just noticed your previous post. Either I'm confused about the facts, or we have a simantic problem. I looked at your link and reread it carefully (I'm familiar with the site and know the people who run it). No where does it say anything about Robbins. Bandlers references about...

marketsurfer, now I get what you mean. Yes, the price is substantial and ongoing. I imagine that most people aren't willing to pay "that" price. pabst, you're right, this is a difficult subject to explain because it encompasses so much. I only know about Faulkner from the Market Wizard...

Tony Robbins is not a licensee of Bandler, nor does he proclaim to be. Bandler does not license anyone. He does has a certification system to assure quality of knowledge and ability. I know this as my brother is a certified NLP practitioner and trainer and we've both met Bandler and Robbins have...

Some of the more "interesting" things that Bandler teaches/demonstrates about hypnosis is age regression (people will actually change physical attributes like skin tention and color), removal of life time phobias, elliminating things like dyslexia and studdering, getting rid of math anxiety...

Hi Guys and Gals, I'm going to be really busy for the next day or two, at which time I'll respond here and to the pm's. Quite surprised by the interest. Regards, Bob Hoffman

There are essentially two types of hypnosis. One, often times known as stage hypnosis, is like when the hypnotist tells you to cluck like a chicken, etc. Useless, as far a being a vehicle for change. The second type, Ericksonian hypnosis, can be extremely useful for changing beliefs, creating...

Does anyone have experience with both these programs? I'm currently using Qcharts with SWP. It does some things I can't even do with Realtick in the area of scanning. The downside is SWP must have been programmed by beginners. It crashes, charts don't work, preferences don't save, interval...

There is nothing new under the sun. Pristine does not offer (nor promises) inside secrets, because there are none. What I learned was how to put the pieces together. How to combine all the thousands of ideas into something consistantly useable. Another factor is the human brain is decidely much...

Carboxyl, ESP does not depend on any outside software like realtick (although you can integrate it with realtick). As for their ability and skill in daytrading, I can tell you the following: In the past 6 months I have done Pristines TPM1 and TPM2 seminars. TPM2 is presented by Greg Capra...

I agree with the above. I started two years ago. I've spent about $20,000 in education and about $5000 in trading losses. I'm gaining confidence and am plus to break even now. Living expenses come from else where. This is not a game that you learn in a couple of months and just start churning...

I use Pristine ESP. Saves me a ton of time. It has end of day scans, premarket gaps, intraday alerts, and a research web site to do stuff you wouldn't believe. I wouldn't/couldn't trade without it.

I have an AMD 1800xp with VIA chipset, with 2 matrox g450's. Setup works fine with the drivers supplied on the XP disk (I run windows xp home). I could not get the matrox drivers to work at all, even with several hours of help from matrox support, which, btw, was helpful and friendly.