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I didn't go, reports were the attendees were very pleased they went. I learned a lot from Al but how well he or anyone else does has no bearing on how I well trade.

You can get "rich" trading by spending the considerable time required studying price behavior and development and testing strategies. For those who made it that far, it would be time to develop the behavioral patterns of the discipline, focus, patience and courage required to trade successfully...

Yes, it's not uncommon for high profile figures to benefit from kickbacks promoting a firm, broker, funding firm whatever. I don't have a problem with that as long as the firm is reputable and stable. As always caveat emptor...always do your research....and each of us can only rely on our own...

Focus on and master the process of trading and the money will follow. Focus on the money and it will be a lot more difficult. We each succeed or fail according to our own processes and not to our influences.....no matter how much value they do or do not provide.

Yep, nature of a trading range. Al is doing well but cutting back on his moderating activity. They have other traders who learned at his knee. I learned a lot from Al and am grateful for his work. Hope you are well, today was a trend day special and multiple targets were hit on the way up. Whole...

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Tom is for real but if you are looking for the technical Holy Grail you are pissing up a rope. Hougaardt is an average technician...what he is though is a disciplined trader who runs his winners and cuts his losers. And unlike most, he scales IN when price is moving in his direction. The key to...

Lol, not my favorite condition but I can trade them.

I am a day trader so I let price action determine my setups but I will take trades mid TR if risk/reward to the upper/lower ranges are reasonable....ie, the range has to have "range"

Most TR breakouts fail which makes fading the edges good plays. The false breakouts trap the breakout traders. Eventually there is a real breakout but better to wait for a test of the BO point or a higher low or lower high for entry into the emerging trend.

There are always bull and bear legs in a TR.

Scat is correct and Mike is right. That chart is a trading range...buy low and sell high until it breaks out. There are always trends within a TR but you may have to adjust your time frames to trend trade.

Yes, some brokers will just have you sign an affidavit attesting that you are independent and only trade your own funds.

It's rigged against those who don't know what they're doing, or if they do haven't the discipline to do it. The ES is a great market for the independent trader.

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Yes, edge of a sofa is good if it's high enough.

Breathing hot dogs should be left to the professionals.

Everyone should know how to apply the Heimlich, it's not a complex procedure.