Quote from Thunderdog:
Unfortunately, I am not shopping for a god to worship.
When one buys a trading book, does the transaction imply one is looking for a god to worship? When you read a thread on ET which discusses various aspects of
any trading method, do you too look for a god to worship? When one reviews an archived USENET post, again, god shopping? Perhaps, you can explain why every comment made with respect to Jack and his teachings contain some sort of pejorative phrase when posted by anyone who lacks the desire to review what Jack has written.
I mean seriously, one doesn't have to look that hard to find people profiting from the methods. In both equities and futures you see people posting charts, trades in advance, blotters or execution reports. Did they
all simply invent the whole thing?
Nobody is asking
anyone to take
anything on faith alone. If anyone wishes to believe everything I have ever written contains nothing but pure garbage, they are entitled to, and welcome to, such an opinion. On the same token, don't expect me to convince you otherwise.
Some people have chosen to 'hang their hat' on Jack's comment regarding a trader making 3x the daily range. Some have even termed Jack's comments in this regard unbelievable, outlandish or delusional. All good and wonderful as far as I am concerned because what anyone
believes with respect to the methods I use matters little, and effects my profits none. I simply have chosen to pass forward what I have learned to others who may have an interest. If you (or anyone else) doesn't have an interest, I have no issue with your (or their) decision. Plenty of methods exist in which one can profit form the market.
You are right in that the commentary here represents nothing more than grist for the mill. Too bad.
- Spydertrader