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Being suspicious is always a good thing. Doubting people, even family can be sometimes better than blindly trusting them. I love the fact how some subscribers always idolize the guru. Even with emini-addict, which has the lowest subscription rate i know of, this subscriber is in awe that he...

If the book doesn't explain what to do is it useful? Here some excerpt from Amazon.com reviews, hilarious: "He trades strictly price action, no indicators, which is the only true path to trading success. This style of trading goes all the way back to the greats like Jesse Livermore." :D...

interesting... theres a huge increase in advertising and marketing related searches in the last few weeks...:eek:

guru's don't do backtests :D They can't help it :cool: The unexperienced will always think reading a book can make you rich. Holy grail, here I come! Just $50! :p

spending 5k on a pc is like spending 20k on a trading vendor :cool:

Good, they will then leave futures alone :cool:

I was wondering if the "hard sell" guy is still working the phones. Sandisk was trading at $45 and is now at $15. They would have gotten their ass handed to them. :eek: Didn't the ferrari guy show up in season 1 also, he was a friend of Timothy Sykes :confused:

Good. As long as they keep taxing stocks futures stay out of the danger zone.

How do you objectively determine what is bad news and good news? And how do you determine whether market is legitimately rising or doing a quick run to the upside before going down? "Right before any big drop you will probably get a quick final rise, and right before any big rise you will...

:p LOL

FB123, do you trade an advanced form of tape reading - i.e. watching the price/DOM tick by tick to trade the news? I could never find a way to trade the news profitable. "... after a runup like that and good news coming out, if it doesn't spike higher immediately and keep going, it's...

I would only recommend him if the person wanted to see one style of trading in action. His style is definately not fit for everybody and likewise not the type of trading that will make you a millionaire through trading. Use to think he was a nice guy too but the picture just doesn't add up. Is...

I was in Robert Hoffman's room for one month only, so I cant comment about his trading after that month. However the month I was there he made 80% from the room subscriptions and only 20% from the trading. His total income I estimated at $35k that month. I left after I noticed this fact and...

the difference is futures is real-time but stocks are delayed. This is very confusing, they should name the mini futures ondemand something like mini futures real-time

Guru's always trade price action, since you can't backtest price action.

Indeed. AIG earnings are $10+ a share. $50 is cheap. P/E of 5 compared to P/E of 100+ other stocks.

have you thought about hosting a chatroom at tinychat? no software needed and you can hookup your desktop/webcam too.

Bronte’s position At Bronte we have thought that the pre-tax, pre-provision profits were sufficient to recapitalise the GSEs for a while. We purchased large holdings of these securities below 2 cents in the dollar. Eventually the preferreds started rising leading to some financial-press...

Implications I have tried modelling this half a dozen ways and the result is fairly robust. If anything the GSEs (especially Freddie) are solvent quicker than the model I have presented suggests. Indeed if the tax losses are allowed to be bought back as capital they will reach solvency a...

Hey guys if you invest in preferred shares theres 50% annualized return on Fannie Mae and freddie Macs, so what do you think? green shoots everywhere! :p http://brontecapital.blogspot.com/2009/08/modelling-fannie-mae-and-freddie-mac_19.html This is the money post. I put Parts I, II...