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"Down is the new up" explains Jackass Hershey's characterization of his trading!

You got that right!

Wow, for a self-proclaimed expert you show zero understanding of the most basic stuff. Given the info the OP provided, 3 consecutive losses right off the bat would leave 27.5% of the original account remaining (.65^3), and the probability of that happening is .05^3 = .000125, or .0125%. In...

Oh please... drop the holier than thou attitude. You're so transparent. You guys are a cross between the energizer bunny and a really, really cheesy infomercial in which stooges shill for some phony guru's money making scheme. OK genius, your post implies that you "understand." So please...

You "aren't making claims?" LOL! You've made THOUSANDS of claims on ET alone... you even made claims in this post where you claimed you don't make any. In fact, making claims is your bread and butter, your bait, because it stimulates greed in the naive and in newbies who need a guru. Then you...

Like you're the Angel of ET? ROTFLMAO!!!

He brought this on himself by bringing it up in the first place. So instead of calling everyone else an idiot, he needs to look in the mirror.

If the circumstances surrounding the deaths of your sister and niece were so hazy that they were never identified, how do you know specifics, like they jumped? You wrote: "my sister and my niece died because they decided to jump from the building" Also, why were they in the WTC that day?

Jack Hershey did return -24% in trading contest in 2002 :)

Maybe it all was just a bad dream after all... you wouldn't have believed it! There were 3-ring binders, llamas, Grob109 gliders, boolean logic, a new "paradigm" that produced unimaginable wealth, catechism, blind bootlicking followers, etc., etc. Some called it Candy Land. Or is that a...

Hey Hypo! A quick question please... why does your review sound eerily like a review of Jack's "writings?" I have no idea why but that's what I thought of when I read it.

Here are links to a few of my analyses. I've been trading for a long time and have found plenty of things that DO work BTW. But nothing of Jack's. "Rocket" testing methodology: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1078242#post1078242 "Rocket" equity curve...

Take a good look at him and marvel at the fact that deep within his mind lies the secret of the markets. NOT!

Definitely worthwhile for quantitatively minded traders of any level who are grounded in reality. Noobs who want to make 3X daily range without losses should stick to Jack Hershey. Don't know what Curtis' max DD was but I do know he made over $30 million, which I doubt anyone else on ET has done.

They'd get a lot more by reading Curtis Faith's new book. At least it's written in English and is real.

That, plus speaking in riddles keeps his followers hanging on his every word for more clues.

Do yourselves a favor and read Curtis Faith's interview in Active Trader and his book, especially the parts where he talks about new and unsuccessful traders unnecessarily complicating trading to their detriment. Yeah, I know Curtis hasn't returned -24% in a trading contest like Jack has, but...

Actually, I've attached Jack's "bible" on the "P,V relation." How about if we do some scoring based on Spydertrader's ChartScript at the link below and see if there's anything to it? http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/editsystem?id=47311

Brilliant idea Jack! You and your A-Team would be perfect for this!

Hmmmm... perhaps Hypo feels unworthy? NOT a problem that Jack shares BTW.