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You do not "get it" most of the time. I figure that it is because you cannot think critically and as a consequence you post stuff that shows you cannot think much at all.
Don't patronize Jack. I have seen your wares, and I am 3 times the trader you appear to be. For one thing, I am defensive of new traders. You look at them like fresh meat to stoke your ego.
I'm sure you have some foundation for your proven viewpoint about the quality of trader you are. Using my appearance as a test against your actual is a good test and I am sure it is satisfying to you. When you further that comparison test in more detail, I'm sure you will have a lot of business coming your way.
All new traders, I hope, will take you seriously; those who do not may still have the opportunity to consider many profitable trading approaches. Some may be most fortunate to come to do the work requied to succceed at PVT then SCT.
I do have an ego and I do thanks all of those who have PM'ed me on their progress and successes. They are not new meat it turns out. Without exception they are working people and they are seeing the results of hard purposeful work.
I do get a lot of messages asking where to go to have a shortcut to be able to be expert in a short time. That is a very well kept secret and I wish you had asked for it right off because you would have gladly paid the price for it. Once in a meeting John Carter and Hubert gave me 6 discs they valued at 2500 dollars.; the sweet young thing next to me congratulated me on my good fortune. So I gave her a couple of discs I had left over from my shortcut meeting where I had handed out the pertinent stuff. LOL
I have no problem with my trading.
How to find problems with your trading is not something either spyder or I am going to explain to you. As time passes you will find out what I mean with regard to problem solving strategies.
See if you can rise to the occasion and let us know where your head is on what constitutes a proof.
Collective2, timertrac, timerdigest, theta research, hulbert financial digest. Take your pick Jack. Show us you are a trader. But of course, your only tracked time was a dismal failure. And you ignore this fact everytime someone mentions it.
I have been tracked several times. One IB, offered a 10% discount to traders who use my approaches. The SEC tracks me; we have reached an agreement, at this point, that they will decist from citing me when my accounts come up in their radar. Since they are searching for insider traders and that is where my trading comes up, my trading timing is considered to be criminal by the criteria they use. another name for it in academic journals and the like is "front running".
There is, oft cited, by people such as yourself, a 24% loss in a contest. My failure was a surprise to me, too because I thought I had withdrawn by not continuing in the contest (the rules didn't work for my apporach). I can see you hold great store in contests and their results. presently (CNBC, for example) they are a joke. I do check out contests occasionally to see how close they are coming to making it possible to trade during a contest. Nowadays, there are contests where coding is submitted and an automated code does the trading. Google ssss and see how he uses such contests to phish for code on successful trading.
You know Jack, the kind of place that would demonstrate once and for all you have no clue about profitable trading? Again, you hide under the nearest rock when anyone asks for you to demonstrate all the whistles and bells of Jack Hershey sideshow trading?
Yes, I do. There are several.
The most casual is public meetings where guest presentations are done. Trader's Expo is an example.
Professional traders that are expert, immediately recognize that it is a good idea to slip into the audience after a presentation to further pursue the Q's raised in the presentation they just did. two general things happen: invitations to come to their offices and offers of capital to trade.
People in the audience also gravitate to where the conversations go on. There is an even split on amounts of money offered for trading, professional or private.
A second place where this ensues is the demonstration and exhibitor area of conventions. Here is an axample: backtesting gear used to check out PVT. How did things go when my turn came in a group of interested people? There were two reactions. the gear screwed up and the audience thought the result was impossible. Think of yourself standing there as an exhibitor; what would you do? Well naturally the person decided to work harder to do the test using the criteria of trading PVT.
The gear failed agin and got the same identical results. the marketing director of that corporation was there and arranged for me to have an address on their in house design and development network and I was given all of their software products on the spot gratis.
By failing the test because my results were not possible in trading on a back test, a door opened for me to help them come to understand a power of their gear that they had not envisioned as possible.
The following year they introduced a new search tool at a convention. We tweaked it as the session ended and it was a better product immediately.
You seem a little niave at this point. Have you ever been to any events in the financial industry?
