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Very well said, Damir. However we could still learn something useful and practical from others' writings and sayings to improve our knowledge of trading for our own success (profits and else), I would believe. Sometimes, we might even learn from others' mistakes or their wrong...

Thanks! I looked at his this new book at Borders. It seems he has got a new order sizing method different from the previous one which is simpler, I would say. Also one chapter appears about the same contents as on his preious books. :(

I learnt a secret that ET had got a plan for a new announcement below to be released next week. :confused: "Every thread must start with a mission statement to improve quality." :D Natalie may be the one knowing the secret few hours ealier than me. :mad:

Interesting! Never heard from any books. Thanks for sharing.

Agree, many times I doubt some of the book writers (again with the exception of Jack) for their actual trading performance, even if they trade every day for long time.

A funny thing is we occassionally would look at some trading books without printing anything actually done, or even buy them although knowing not real-time evidences are provided. BTW, are there any books (potentially with the exception of Jack's one) supplying us any real-time evidences...

It's hard to find any other businesses in the world would have a better potential than Jack's upcoming Coder book. If any, people wouldn't tell here. Very disappointing! Seriously! :mad:

I think you are very considerate indeed! :) Maybe all of us have to remind them constantly. :mad:

Very well said, Candle. It appears you are currently in a well-established position. Its associated performance benchmark do challenge many of us. When one day we reach the level of your current performance, you may well have already advanced to another much higher performance level that...

As you are improving your writing so much and so fast, I have dropped my silly old idea of developing a lucrative business of Decoder manual for your Coder book. Dare you!!:mad:

Thanks Jack. I firmly believe we all learn something useful and valuable from each other, sooner or later, whether knowingly or unknowingly. :p

Hi Candle Let me try to explain some points for your reference. 1. In Jack's old days, when trading futures, the traders usually keep their positions always in the market. That's why Jack calls it continuous. Because of this style, they try to capture the whole trend every time, if...

Thanks for your information anyway! :)

Jack, I can understand more than 75% this post. Thanks for your efforts this time. Keep improving!!! :D

You said "something needed ". I was just curious for any specific. :confused:

3 to 4 pages, or 3 quarters page?:confused: Each plan, or all together?:confused:

Why don't we simply measure the total points gained, then divided by the average number of contracts (forthe total trades)? In this exercise, I would assume you could maintain the same performance in long-run. I would agree that improving the points per trade performance during a...

We also need a plans plan to produce the above plans, and then another planning plan for plannning this planning plan. :confused: :confused: :confused:

I did check the link before, but didn't understand the link was catered for me at that moment. :mad: Many thansk to MarketSurfer, anyway! :mad:

Sorry Bruce, I've just found out you use two contracts a few times. I'm too tire now. Better go to bed. :(