Quote from CasperCRF:
Mav,
I read in a post of yours on the ACD thread that you met Eric and went upstairs to MBF on a visit. How do/did you know him and Fisher? I wish Eric would write a book about his trading...I liked him better when he was just a trader then a news guy.
Quote from Ricter:
...we have to toss it right back at you.
Quote from Maverick74:
This was the comment I was addressing of yours. What did you want him to say? Buy when the 20 day crosses the 50 day.

Quote from ChkitOut:
THAT IS in effect what he said!
"anybody can trade" "just cut your losses short"
is the same thing as saying
"buy when the 20 crosses the 50"
see what i'm saying???
This has to be the absolute dumbest (Correction: dumbed down) trading advice ever!!! haha listen to this interview.
Just WIN BABY!!
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Quote from Maverick74:
That was a great interview he did. I honestly don't get what your gripe is. What exactly do you expect him to say? If someone asked me for trading advice I would probably tell them two things. One, don't. LOL. And two, cut your losses. Both in terms of trades and in terms of career. Know when to say when and walk away. I absolutely agree with him as well on the athletes and gamblers making the best traders.
What advice would you give someone? Seriously, this girl was looking for a 5 second answer. This isn't a 60 minute sit down with Charlie Rose. It's wallstrip for christ sake. LOL.
Quote from ChkitOut:
No gripe really, I'm just saying that trading is NOT easy and anybody that states that is simply not being truthful and is misleading people. Thats all im saying.
What I would say is that most people can be taught to trade but its a long frustrating road on your own. Or something like that.
Quote from Maverick74:
As a guy whose has watched a lot of traders blow out over the years, not a one of them lost money because they bet the wrong way based on squiggly lines. They blew out because they couldn't manage their risk.