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Well, he obviously did to your attempt, and you attempted to roll over his objections.

The ones I designated as breakevens were actually very small pt1 wins. The problem is that the losers are all twice or even more as big as the average pt1 win. Over all the whole thing turned out to breakeven.

If you had created your own indicators and published them in a book and your last name was Elder and your indicators are widely known as "Elder's indicators", would you appreciate someone coming around and coding them for some platform and selling them under the name "Elder's indicators"? I...

Welp, the peculiar thing is that this guy was a sponsor on ET. Is there ANY vendor ET will not take for the almighty dollar? I believe ET would do just fine with brokers/data/software advertising. I don't know why ET owner feels the need to stoop to such a low level of letting this scum...

"Lying for a Living" - love the title! Gary, you got a link to that thread by any chance? to 50cent: I believe Vad from RealityTrader is "legit". What did he do that was "un-seemly of a gentleman"? Don't know about Jim Wycoff.

I would not be too quick in transferring the reputation of TMTT to Brandon. I think there's a good reason Brandon left TMTT.

First of all, andrasm, you already are one (you're a vendor). Ryan Jones is an author of a widely known Money Management algorithm. Many people find it to be the best among various MM techniques, or at least a valuable contender. Given this, many people who read this thread (including me)...

WOW...

Brandon seems to be a legit (honest) vendor.

Thanks, balda:) Seems like I'm not the only one who noticed that.

BTW, I love the 3 point wide range for entries and targets when ES range is only 8-9 points on some days. Nice touch!

I second these sentiments. Baron, I believe by accepting this vendor as a sponsor you have greatly undermined the integrity and the reputation of ET.

That's why there's a need for a non-profit, free speech forum. *hint* *hint*

Yep... If you take a minute, usually, it doesn't take too long to figure out where the catch is. It's usually something as brilliantly simple as this gem below.

Well, this illustrates splendidly the point made in another thread about S & C magazine letting RS of Houston advertise there. The vendors (ESPECIALLY fraudulent ones) are always looking for ways to push their product on the struggling trader. The media are in business of running ads and getting...

Lobby CFTC. What needs to happen is a few good penalties (such as HEAVY fines, banishment from the industry FOREVER, and hey throw in a year or two of jail time!) a year. The rest of the cases can be settlement slap-on-the-wrists and that's OK because CFTC truly does not have the resources to...

Lobby CFTC and SEC, your local representatives, senators, your state's Attorney General, the usual sha-bang. Of course it helps if you got money to contribute to their campaigns :) Otherwise, call, e-mail...

This guy has an amazing hit rate IN HINDSIGHT. I wish someone saw these calls in real-time and could testify. But I doubt such person could be found on the face of the earth.

S & C makes its living off low-lifes like TraderBrad and RS Houston. If S & C stopped accepting their ads, it would fold tommorow.

Good idea, lazy bones. Part of the problem is that the victims have the "molested child syndrome", they're afraid to fight back, even to talk about it, they're ashamed of what happened and often think it's their fault. Nice analogy, eh?