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Why buck the trend?

Look at the trend, so you don't have to ask.

I told you so.

If you want to read about a trader/speculator, which was better than Livermore and Darvas, you must read about Arthur Cutten and/or Bernard Baruch. I don't know any books about Cutten (!), but there are two about Baruch. He wrote himself one about his life: "My Own Story", and James Grant has...

Right, but it was in the 50s...

Yes, forget about the boxes. It's his long-term approach which made him a big winner.

Thank you. Looking forward to it. P.S. Maybe you should your position to the opposite: short DJ - long oil?

Good luck. What are your risk parameters?

LOL!

Want to read about a big trader much better than Livermore? Read the books of and about Bernard Baruch.

Livermore: "A good trader never goes broke" (Richard Dennis). Darvas: No value? Ask O'Neill. He stole it all (CANSLIM) from Darvas.

The quote from old times: "All traders die poor. If a trader die rich, he die before his time". Sooner or later the market will destroy you...

Before Livermore shot himself, he said he's life as speculator was a failure. He also said that if he had only bought/sold stocks 3-4 times in a year, he would have been a very rich man. I think Darvas learned this lesson from Livermore.

Yes, Darvas was a investor/speculator - Livermore was a trader. They both made a fortune in the stock market. Darvas kept his fortune, and died as a rich man. Livermore lost his fortune, made a new, lost it. He died as a poor man. As they said in old times: All traders die poor...

I better like "How To Trade in Stocks", which Livermore wrote himself.

Darvas' books.

Yeah - and had to shot himself. Had a problem with taking a loss, I suppose.

I told you so.