Brandon, your point is well taken. But it begs the question: Where are the customers' yachts?
I do not dispute the vendor marketing model. Evidently it works, and it works very well in the hands of some vendors. That they may not necessarily be providing much in the way of value while raking in some serious money may be a dream come true for some people, but not necessarily for others. However, an honest assessment of the content in Pabst's article does not yield flattering results. I never suggested he won't make money with his enterprise. Rather, as a trader exchanging views with other traders on these boards, I think we can all agree that Pabst added nothing to the existing body of knowledge already in the public domain. It's just another in the long line of "me too" articles. That was my principal point. Perhaps Pabst will add some genuine value down the road to his "gold level" subscribers or whatever, but presently I am merely calling generic content for what it is among ourselves. Fair enough?
