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MK, I'm with you now. Be sure to look at the archived site, as this was the one TE was referring to at that time. Because I'm downunder I found some interesting local facts out of this site, forgot all about it, I'll read it again. But looks as though it's Thanks for setting me straight...

Hi MK, To be honest, I can't remember the reference to Camoron but do remember an extensive discussion on the drunk from downunder, which is what I assumed you are referring to: http://www.scribd.com/doc/7122490/Bryce-Gilmore-Dynamic-Time-and-Price-Analysis-of-Market-Trends page 45 on...

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/ search for "The Expert" Search this forum for TE and NYSE there are other threads here as well. Poland, No, the Camron dude is an idiot. But he has one tiny useful bit of information. TE reveals if you follow the threads, but he doesn't give it up...

Hi Poland, All of your questions have been answered before in this thread. There are other related threads that you will discover which will probably go into some of your points a little deeper. US retail traders seemed to have the odds stacked far heavier against them than other parts of the...

IMHO the best boxer I’ve seen was Roberto Duran. Grew up hungry and brutalised, and saw the only way out as boxing. Best summed up by Angelo Dundee: “One gets the impression of Duran is that he’s a tough, rough brawler who just wades in and ducks nothing. But all you have to do is look at...

“Learned we may be with another man's learning: we can only be wise with wisdom of our own.” ¯ Michel de Montaigne, The Complete Essays good questions don't die. Regards

Pretty close to my thoughts as well. Except for number 8 I don't recall advise on stop losses being based on volatility, but, I'll recheck my notes. I'll add in: 12. Generals play in the higher timeframes follow the higher time frames. 13. Don't predict just react (close to number 10.)...

back to 35 again. regards The bogan

Which is cool. Maybe it is a mirage, maybe it isn't. However I'll try and figure out for myself by giving it a go. And if it is idiotic, I'll come back and tell all the T's what I think of them. The point is there is a lot of us who enjoy following along to these threads, and there are a lot...

4 lines Regards The Bogan

It takes time to digest, and through some type of osmosis you come to the view that, yes, it is basic, but also valuable and obvious. Like most, my initial reaction was similar to yours, and my first posts somewhat bewildered, because, like Buzzy, I have an in built tendancy to seek the complex...

Thanks TO, I picked up on NY and TE's references to the rudd book and the wiggly bits, but I did not spend to much time on the rest of the content. I'll review that over the coming week. Regards The Bogan

>as for the mental toll..well..that is up to u..and no one else..for the only person who can help u there is urself..but..as with all things in life..success does not come easy..and u must feel the pain before the gain..how much pain u feel will be determined by how well u stick to ur...

hmm, good point. :) Regards The Bogan

Sure, but if you read his book, the "Core" of what he is doing with stocks, I don't mean all the wiggly lines and all the the other junk he overlays his decisions with, is very similar. OODA, AR etc, its all there, he just gives them different labels. In his book the space given to his method is...

Symetrical shapes ordered in such a fashion to create the illusion of looking at a spiral. The middle of the spiral contain dark colors which graduate to lighter colors at the extremeties. Maybe, we should be thinking about reducing exposure once a lighter color starts to appear and going the...

Yep, just as deranged, its all in the eyes. Regards The Bogan

Rapid accelerated size with coloring then improvement with (something... pricing?) data shows what is happening..right NOW PS: I'm off to write a day trading book now :D Just joking.. I re read MBuzzyShwartz book, the core of what he does is almost identical as to what has been described...

I think I see. I think the obvious may have dawned a few pages back. Are we now, starting to move away from the original intention of the thread? Borderline. But please, keep going. Regards The Bogan:D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_de_Montaigne I'll read the essays when I get time. Yup, vested interests at the highest levels of society, all societies, have the same motives. Regards The Bogan