Ensign why do some pro's like it?

Quote from easyrider:

Yeah, the first time I saw them I thought I was having an acid flashback. They seem to work for her however.
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The first time I saw one of her charts I was on acid. Imagine experiencing that one... :p
 
Quote from version77:


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Quote from Samson77:

I was at a meeting the other day with several hedge fund managers and I was surprised to see that quit a few of them used Ensign.
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NanaTrader...
This is bullet proof info that yes indeed, some pro's like Ensign... :D
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I hope these hedge fund are not trading on the street.
(I don't mean Wall.st)
 
Quote from version77:

So without evidence we have to assume... hmm... interesting...

Assuming any belief can be quite a bummer...


Assume

To take for granted without proof
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I do not want to get into the sematics of the english language.

Lets put it in another way: Based on my observations of various chat room / forum gurus I estimate that something like 90% of them can not walk the walk so to speak. As I have seen nothing to the contrary regarding Buffy the ods are pretty clear and I go with the ods. Actually my point here is that people assume too easily that someone is a profitable trader just because he/she seems to know about the subject / is well known in certain circles / has neat charts / whatever.

Anyway I do not have any interest in Buffy or whether she can do it or not and perhaps should not have posted in the first place. I guess I have just become oversensitive about these gurus after seeing newbie after newbie falling for them and spending countless of hours/ lots of money / whatever under the totally wrong assumption about the gurus actual ability to trade profitably. Better yet, when anyone questions the guru the same newbies flock to defence and any doubter is a trading failure / negative person / idiot / what ever. After six months or so the newbies give up on the specific guru and go for the next one. This repeats time after time again with the same pattern.

Well this is "slightly" of topic here so enough.

Trent
 
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