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Right on! But of course the picture you paint is 'too real', so therfore not listened too.

:D !!!!!

Yes he does raise good points...BUT he's using those good points to sell his book. It still requires skill to not sink in any market. Cutting losses is still important. Thats all stock-trad3r. I'm very new to trading, and its easy to want to believe in something whole heartedly. But that...

Its a marketing tactic to plug his book. If the contrarian method is absolute, the 'secret' would have been let out long ago.

:D Yea kinda like dyslexia....

Whats your true motive?, Are you trying to hype up things, the pump and dump via ET?

whipsaws, wheres the big trend?

Yes a buying opportunity at very low cost....but are they or will they be profitable? Time will tell, so have your risk management rules ready. Know when to exit.

You argument for buying could be right....BUT You should have phrased it this way: 'The imaginary crisis COULD BE the best buying opportunity of the year. The alleged credit crisis hasn't proven anything at this point.

My newbie opinion would be: If you are going to put all your eggs in one basket (HIGH RISK) than you you better have a good exit/cut loss in place NOW. Don't risk it all on a hope and a dream.

Also check out 'The Complete Turtle Trader' by Michael Covel This reads more like a history book..... a tale of a group of traders from the 80's called the Turtles. Amazon.com

Hey, buy the book "If it doesn't go up, don't buy it" by Al Thomas. Look on amazon.com books A former chicago stock exchange broker. Tons of wisdom, and humurous. I personally loved the book as a newbie myself. Very easy to read, and thats what I was looking for to break in. Hope you like...

I have bought the book, and highly recommend! Keep in mind the author has been on both sides of the fence, therefore in my opinion, brings great insight and truth to the game of trading. As far as putting his words into practice in my own portfolio, I am beginning. I have no results to speak...