DARVAS trading

AMAZING!
You post that link and the guy updates it on the same day that I go to see it?
Wow!

"Date: March 15, 2008
From: Kamil Schumann


Dear Friend..."
 
Quote from sellingrich:

AMAZING!
You post that link and the guy updates it on the same day that I go to see it?
Wow!

"Date: March 15, 2008
From: Kamil Schumann


Dear Friend..."

LOLOL:p
 
Quote from prince-in-jail:

A weekly income of $3,500 (according to the Time Magazine article)! This was in the fifties, how much would that be in today's money? I sure will be very bold in the stock market. I mean, why should I care if I lose it all? Next week I'll have fresh $3,500 yet again to start my bold trades right at the middle of a bull market!

He just had very lucky conditions.
It's about $30,000 in today's money ... maybe a little bit more, because I had to use 2007 as my ending year.

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Gentlemen

Darvas Book with good chance good wrotten novell ,
without error

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Your respectfully
 
Quote from joeb8822:

Yes,


Darvas works, but you have to understand how it works

I will be doing a video on darvas box trading soon I
use darvas with my trading every day!

Along with other indicators

I think you will understand how it works after seeing it in
photos and such see in pic ,when you take out a resistance level
in darvas you can get a large move

Have you made your Darvas video now?
 
Excellent despite poor-documented. Thanks a lot. Darvas is a refined mini-version of Livermore.

Main points from that document to my understanding:

- Emotion does drive prices, not logic.
- Only a very simple basic math is required for stocks selection and for timing the entry/exit. Need to be adjusted from time to time according to the market environment.

Quote from Wittgenstein:

The only interview ever with Nicolas Darvas - from 1974:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/27060/An-Interview-With-Nicolas-Darvas-1975
 
Quote from eagle:

Excellent despite poor-documented. Thanks a lot. Darvas is a refined mini-version of Livermore.

Main points from that document to my understanding:

- Emotion does drive prices, not logic.
- Only a very simple basic math is required for stocks selection and for timing the entry/exit. Need to be adjusted from time to time according to the market environment.

Yes, and I think he explains his method in the interview better than in his books. But they are very good and funny to read.
 
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