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IMO no real cure for all the endless postings (fights) that are irrelevant to the subject of the thread over who has the biggest ding-dong. Boys will be boys!!

To the best of my knowledge Don Mack only edited the book by Schabacker in his efforts to bring back the book that had been out of print for so many years.. I met Don Mack in the late '70's when he had an investment book store in L.A. The man must have known every investment book ever written...

You're really grabbing for straws to discredit a book that you've never read. and its authors as well. And come to think of it, why am I playing the defense attorney here? Guess I'm just hoping that others out there aren't swayed away from reading it by your bias that is based on God knows what...

It's Mensa, not Mansa.

As for Edwards, his wife controlled the purse strings and wouldn't let him trade. I didn't know Magee personally, but it is written that he made his living for 15 years based on his knowledge of TA. Yes, they wrote that book, but they did not invent TA. They were Head and Shoulders above the...

I read the book in question 40 years ago along with the book by Schabacker on which it is based. I had skimmed through a few books previously, and am glad that this was the first book from which I seriously tried to learn TA. I recommended the book to a college student who worked at the...

I am. Just thought that maybe sensei was another Japanese word that is now being used such as tsunami, karaoke etc. are.

Was wondering how you know the word sensei.

Yes, exactly. I think the entry requires much more expertise and is of much greater importance than the profit taking exit. If your entry is wrong, you have a problem. But even if your exit is a wide miss, you never go out of business making a profit. I would explain this thought more in detail...

And the simple reason is: More than 90% of small traders don't study! They just don't study.

'Art' as used in the Japanese saying or as I feel it should be used for buying?

This is a Japanese saying regarding trading: Buying is a skill, but selling is an art. In English skill and art can be close/the same in meaning. But in this Japanese saying art strongly outweighs skill. However, I think that the saying should be reversed, with buying being the art and...

If that happens, I'll refer them to you, saying that you were my mentor!!

Ok, I'll reply later. I'm busy trading the evening session now trying to make enough yen. to buy eggs for breakfast tomorrow. Could you please use the Private Threads function instead of the Profile Page. It's easier to use.

learner2007 said: No, no. The guy really exists. I know so because I'm his mentor! No joke. So sign up now and you too can make $34 million!!!

http://www.jpx.co.jp/english/systems/equities-trading/renewal.html

No, no. The guy really exists. I know so because I'm his mentor!

That just doesn't happen here. Nope. Shoplifting is easy to do here and they don't expect to get caught. Maybe one in a thousand would prefer to be behind bars. There are lots of homeless people, but it may surprise you to learn that there are no beggars. Only once in 48 years living here did...

No, he really exists. I saw him on TV in Tokyo when he was interviewed after making a bundle on a fat finger order. In that interview he explained his day trading strategy as simply watching the list of the current percentage gainers/losers and buying some of the biggest losers and selling the...

The success rate is high enough to have given such patterns, that have passed the test of time, the status of 'classic' patterns. IMHO The failure rate is most often the result of the trader misreading the pattern or seeing what is not really there or forcing the price movement to look like a...