KANE TRADING bookset for sale!

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Marky33

Hello everyone,
since I gave up on trading, I'm selling most of my market-related stuff. I have the complete set of books from:
http://www.kanetrading.com/index.html
in mint conditions. If you're interested in Market Geometry, this set is a must have. Every REASONABLE offer will be considered. Please, note that I'm selling the whole set, not individual books. Any question, hit me up.
Cheers!
 
Quote from nkhoi:

50 bucks,
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The whole set goes for $700, and all of my books are like new. I'm not asking for the same price as new (even though there would be no difference at all) but for a fair price.
 
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The whole set goes for $700, and all of my books are like new. I'm not asking for the same price as new (even though there would be no difference at all) but for a fair price.
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I just collect books I dont read them. I have Scott Carney book, Tim Morge book. A free book from ET member when he stopped trading. 50 is to cover S/H.
 
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The whole set goes for $700, and all of my books are like new. I'm not asking for the same price as new (even though there would be no difference at all) but for a fair price.
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What you paid is less important than their true value, which doesn't seem to be all that much since you "gave up" on trading.
 
Roofer gives out a nice .886 retrace w/gap thread (Kane stuff)...

http://www.mypivots.com/board/topic/6941/-1/slate-pile

I will offer $125.00 (if you haven't sold them within 2 weeks of Dec. 25th).

Kane is a good guy; you just have to distill it down. There is WAY too much to cover everything...

Much of his fib stuff (true fib retrace of less than 50% {I believe it is 47.2%) and the extensions that 'roofer' mentions in the thread are good 'targets' that do not lag.

I always get confused between median lines and modified schiff median lines, etc...

I don't really work with stocks or ETF's intraday; so roofer's thread doesn't completely speak to me; though it is kinda fucking cool that he shows how to measure fib retracement of .886 measured FROM THE GAP open on NYSE stocks and other exchanges.

Yet I a bit torn in the sense that this appears alot like 'after the fact' trading examples.

These are my thoughts; I welcome a further dialogue.

p.s. Honestly though--Kane's trading books are MONSTROUS in length; judicious editing would have made his writings a bit more tolerable.

Yet I could say the same things about my rambling posts as well.

peace

Hedvig
 
Quote from nkhoi:

I just collect books I dont read them. I have Scott Carney book, Tim Morge book. A free book from ET member when he stopped trading. 50 is to cover S/H.
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What you do with them is not my issue. I just ask for a fair price.
 
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What you paid is less important than their true value, which doesn't seem to be all that much since you "gave up" on trading.
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If I quit trading, that doesn't mean those books/methods are worthless. By the same token, if you can't drive a Ferrari and decide to sell it, you should give it away for nothing because it's "undrivable".
 
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