Ebay took the first link down at first because it is my first sale listing on ebay since the last 2 years, and after customer support called me, they relisted it.Is it rule #1 or #2 in trading watch those fat finger errors?![]()
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Ebay took the first link down at first because it is my first sale listing on ebay since the last 2 years, and after customer support called me, they relisted it.Is it rule #1 or #2 in trading watch those fat finger errors?![]()
I am guessing you are not an authorized vendor or allowed to resell your purchase, so then is it a legit sale? Also, this is as old as the hills.Hi,
I put up on ebay a course I bought from Dan Fitzpatrick for $2,595.
I'm selling it only for $249.00 as it has more than paid for itself. It is a good course and I have made $1,500 on average a week using its content.
My ebay listing is http://ebay.us/6kbWQc?cmpnId=5338273189
It is the 59 minute trader course. The course description can be found on https://stockmarketmentor.com/products/the-59-minute-trader/
If interested, let me know. Thank you.
I'm selling it only for $249.00 as it has more than paid for itself. It is a good course and I have made $1,500 on average a week using its content.
Perhaps I was snarky, but based on the sales page, it looks like the same old stuff. Sure, psychological stuff is important, but it won't give you an edge--just keeps you from losing more than you should. Gaps, vol expansion/exhaustion, support/resistance, Fib levels--this stuff has been around for decades. I've yet to see anyone demonstrate an edge with any of it--either from backtesting (if you can design objective rules) or by running a live account or via a 3rd party auditing service. Surely with all the courses and free info/"gurus" here, on Youtube, other trading forums, chat rooms, etc....someone can do this?You deserve the benefit of doubt. Ignore snarks on ET. Once you get down to a certain price point you do your homework and try to figure whether the potential benefits outweigh the costs. People tend to forget that saving time in gaining knowledge may be the greatest benefit.
Tony Crabel came up opening range breakout concepts several decades before this Dan guy. While it might have made him and a handful of students decent profits in the beginning, it lost its edge pretty quickly. Here's the performance of one of his funds:It is my course that I bought so I can sell it anytime I want. I paid for it at the original price. Why can I not sell it? I bought it last year. The concepts of opening range trading he taught were applicable for me to be able to make 1,500 to 2000+ per week, so that is important for me and not the age of the course.
Tony Crabel came up opening range breakout concepts several decades before this Dan guy. While it might have made him and a handful of students decent profits in the beginning, it lost its edge pretty quickly. Here's the performance of one of his funds:
Coquest Traders Research
The point is you are trying to get back part of your money even though you claim ".... $1,500 on average a week using its content." Why bother?
Seems a bit disingenuous.