You say that only a couple of the seminars were trash, but 99% of the books were worthless? I agree that there is scant little value to be had from how-to-trade vendors. But why would seminars be better than books on balance, as you are implying? Whatever kernels of value you may find, books tend to go into more detail, all else being equal. I've never taken a trading seminar, but I would imagine time constraints limit the amount of material that can be covered. So if you're looking for nuggets of value, you'll have less fodder to sift from at seminars, no? Not to mention that seminars are much more expensive.I have found that cost of seminars I went from $15k to free, made no matter regarding worth, if they bought to me ideas that were stepping stones in my knowledge, then they were worth the cost, only a couple were trash. I found 99% of the books I bought either didn't work, often times they were filler, and always were like missing a chapter.
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