Mental Ceilings and self fulfilling prophesies

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Labor day is the target. I am working hard to preserve process but the "guidebook" is where it will be canned as a system containing the structure, process and results.
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Jack, it's truly great. Look forward to your launching date soon! :cool:
 
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Labor day is the target. I am working hard to preserve process but the "guidebook" is where it will be canned as a system containing the structure, process and results.

In the jounal will be a "guidebook" to print 2 pages up after transferring into Word. Then fold each page to get a two sided page. The pages will be boundable as 81/2"" tall and 5 1/2" wide. I am shooting for 200 pages and I am at 187 now.

you will need a "Chart Book" 8/12 by 11 to accompany it; it has an excel 2pages up contents. This is in two major parts: how sequences form (not looking at future data as in unfolds to make it clearer) and a part that shows learner's charts at all stages of learning. The reality stuff. finally there is a longish set of terms, ideas and mini groups of sequences. These are all in bold in the Guide book and also in the process learning Level II version. The text will contain references to all the chart book charts as well.

So you are correct, I should be able to just post and give people references to be efficient here.

This stuff is not acceptable to 4 out of 5 people. But actually it might be someday. When people are rich that I have mentored it causes some kind of effect. Once thats sets in the newer doubters generally let their role models pass it on to them. That is beginning here now a little bit. And the passing on is quite effective and really well done because there is a QA inherent in the attitudes of those doing it.
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Will you charge for this? And will you have someone proofread it and put it in english? :)
 
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Will you charge for this? And will you have someone proofread it and put it in english? :)
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LOL, LOL!

Could you re-write the above questions again in English, please? The kind of English that Jack can easily understand :p .

You're ...:D :D :D
 
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LOL, LOL!

Could you write the above questions again in English, please? The kind of English that Jack can easily understand :p .
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I don't think Jack will understand any of what you're saying. I'll translate it to Jack-English so Jack gets what you mean;


Jack, his oddity beseeches thy honour to transcribe atop vis-a-vis catechisms reiteratively in the anglo-saxon parlance.


:)


Compliments,
~Scientist
 
Quote from Whamo:



Will you charge for this? And will you have someone proofread it and put it in english? :)
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Taking stuff out of ET is free. You do have to print it in b/w; there are colors but it is sufficient to do b/w because thye colors shade in print. The chart book is in color and separateso you can use it and the Spinout (terms ideas and stuff that all has a set of definitions and descriptors.

I haven't decided, finally, on the level to which to write. I am in re edit now. I am also doing many charts that will be new ones so all the bases can be covered.

I have never done anything without editors, so I will line up a couple for this too. It is a time saver for me. They will be local expert traders as well.
 
I must admitt that I don`t understand anything of this
Thread .
I have only a mba in economics and are qualfied for
Mensa.
But is this about trading or something else,please
explain.
I talked to a friend, an extremely succesfull trader,
he and his team of three brougth in last year over
one hundred million dollars to the investmentcompany
where he worked.
This year he has started a hedgefond fully subscribed
with 500 million us dollars in two weeks.
He has never heard about this fractalstuff.
Dou think it should improve his trading?
 
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I have only a mba in economics and are qualfied for
Mensa.
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You said: " I HAVE ONLY A MBA IN ECONOMICS AND ARE QUALFIED" ?
You meant : "I only have an MBA in economics and am qualified"?

That's 4 grammatical errors / typoes in one sentence! And you're a Mensan? :p

Anyway, are you Mensa of America? I was Mensa Germany, but am now in Australia. Which percentile did you score the Mensa test?
I'm 99.999996.

Best Compliments,
~Scientist
 
I did the test many years ago because my daughter
is active in Mensa in Texas.
I don´t remember my results.
Not in the top, but enough to be a member.
 
Quote from Scientist:


I don't think Jack will understand any of what you're saying. I'll translate it to Jack-English so Jack gets what you mean;


Jack, his oddity beseeches thy honour to transcribe atop vis-a-vis catechisms reiteratively in the anglo-saxon parlance.


:)


Compliments,
~Scientist
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I remember Teddy Kennedy keynoting the American Broadcasters Association with five straight pages verbatum that we sent over from the WH. Neither he nor they had an adverse reaction. He sent over a mission statement for the JEC for me to edit and review right after that ...lol I can't remember who I laid that stuff on after I red lined it......

Whamo is just a funny guy to me.....

I was so pleased you see the ES as well as it can be seen.....the mini concept is a gold mine because of how they niched it. I do have my personal feelings about the money extraction though. We both know where we are taking it away from the players.

Three years ago I was prepping for the global explosion into a universal corporation based free enterprise system. The US balance of payments was enabling it with "seed" money so effectively and unknowingly. If accelerated it could have wiped out terrism by franchizing the world with infrastructure resourses.

I never though we would go back into the "no body wins war business" instead. Setting up regional futures indexes was an arb (in terms of swinging money velocity) dream potentially come true. We thought Singapore was close to perfect for winding down; now it's gone out of the picture.

This scenario could last as long as it took the DJ to get out of the 900 to 1100 range.
 
Quote from AngryBull:

I did the test many years ago because my daughter
is active in Mensa in Texas.
I don´t remember my results.
Not in the top, but enough to be a member.
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Cool. Well, as a matter of irony you've got to be in the top to be a member.

Candidates for membership in Mensa must achieve a score at or above the 98th percentile (a score that is greater than or equal to 98 percent of the general population taking the test) on a standard test of intelligence.

So you're pretty intelligent either way. How do you go about mental ceilings? What do you think of the whole issue of this thread?


Compliments,
~Scientist :cool:
 
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