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I find it pretty amusing all the White Knighting going on this thread. As a current client I made my decision regarding Bone's services based on discussions with his references (former clients). Were they able to apply what Bone taught them and derive an edge? And the answer to that was yes -...

In life there is no flat position. Everything is a calculated risk. The greatest risk of all is taking no risk. It may be rare to have a strong macro conviction, but rarity doesn't imply worthlessness. Most of the time markets revert to the mean. Except when they don't. Having a strong...

Depends on the individual, their time horizon, their goals, and where they want to live. It also depends on how well they can see the macro trends. For example for the person who lives between the U.S. and Europe they would do best splitting their cash into dollars and euros. Yes they could...

Who said making money was fair or provided value to the society? This is the lie perpetuated by those in power (with the wealth). Money is simply an idea, without attachment to good or evil or any perception. It is a tool. Ultimately, the few very wealthy people I know who made it...

Love your idea to help those that helped you build your business. There are a few businesses out there today still doing that - but I admit it is very rare. Especially in the food business. I agree with the earlier poster that you need to ditch the job that requires the car. Cars are bleed on...

Only look at crucial S/R points. Reading the tape is no good without context. As an exercise, watch the volume, speed, and ratio of transactions on the ask in an uptrend pullback. Now watch this same set of transactions when a pullback turns into a reversal. What do you notice about the...

Thanks Major. I actually started off knowing some Java and C++ although I don't use that much these days except for some .dll stuff. I've been trying to revamp my brain to learn C#. The good news is that once you've learned one program you can learn another much easier. In the beginning...