Good book

Originally posted by spencer
The reviews at Barnes and Noble are simply stunning. All two of them. I intend on contacting "a trader from New York" and "a money manager from Los Angeles" as soon as possible to discuss their feelings in greater depth. These two entirely different people should be commended for their helpful reviews.
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Brutal, maybe, but funny, definitely.

Seems like an interesting book that could be worth the $65. I don't know about the $495.

However, I'll probably wait for some used copies to hit the market:)
 
Hi, thanks for the mention, good and bad ;-). Just to clear a few things up, Aaron and I self-published the book, so we signed up with the Amazon Advantage program for publishers, and most of our sales have been generated from that site. We are still waiting for the small press departments at B&N and Borders to make a decision on carrying the book in their stores. Why it takes so long, who knows...

Regarding the software, we thought it was worth a premium with some of the extras, but will reconsider based on the comments received so far.

Regards,

Mark C.
 
Originally posted by spencer
The reviews at Barnes and Noble are simply stunning. All two of them. I intend on contacting "a trader from New York" and "a money manager from Los Angeles" as soon as possible to discuss their feelings in greater depth. These two entirely different people should be commended for their helpful reviews.
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Okay okay, so who's in New York and who's in LA? :cool:
 
Originally posted by gaj
i've been wanting to see this book 'in person' for a while; barnes and noble doesn't even carry it...

is the book 100% about a black box, or does it describe their system? what's the time frame that their trades are based in?

thanks..
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You can download the Table of Contents from the Web site now at www.acmetrader.com. I'll post some excerpts there too.
 
Originally posted by big_jdez
Speaking of books, anyone seen The Logical Trader, looks like some very good information.
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Great book, make sure to filter the ACD signals using a minimum historical volatility. The "A Up/Down" and "C Up/Down" signals have been spectacular lately; however, if you're trading these signals intraday on individual stocks, any spread wider than a nickel will kill your your P&L. Best to stick with the SPY and QQQ, but when they go flat... watch out.
 
Originally posted by trade555
I have a great book that I heard of but I forgot the name of it. It is written by a guy named Waxy. He is one of the greatest traders alive. He can show anyone the right way to trade. There is also Wade Cook I heard he is also well known.
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Out here on the West Coast, Waxie is known to rule the freakin toilets:

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http://www.waxie.com

I feel safe sitting on a waxie, and I just love the sound and feel of a good old "cachingo" flush!!!
 
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