Tradingmarkets.com

Originally posted by vulture


yeah, I like his style...I have noticed that he seems to be putting some more effort into his editorials as well...Definitely quality insight...

hahahaha that is some good ish :p Thanks for the link!
 
Originally posted by vulture
The best asset those guys had was Goran Yardanoff...Even if the guy was a bit cocky at times, his analysis was humorous and typically pretty original, not filled with cliche analysis...

I forgot about him. He was excellent, dead right and funny too.
 
TM site itself is starting to become a so-so site. But they have other business acquisition so they won't be going down for a while.

They'll be around for a while.
 
Originally posted by AAAintheBeltway
Hagerty leaves me cold, and what's the deal with Dave Floyd? His column everyday: "Nothing happening. Didn't do much. Whatever." That really helps. The boucher and Connors weekly columns are probably worth the cost though, as are the trading lessons. The CVR signals are good, but definitely you need to understand them and how to play them.

Dearest Brother AAA,

To criticise strengths (namely, the often underestimated ability to know when not to trade) makes one wonder what there is left to praise :confused:

I often find myself saying to myself "Nothing happening. Didn't do much. Whatever." And it is precisely kind of thinking which has saved me a bundle of losses... one should only trade when there is a real reason to place a trade...

Candle
 
Wow, these guru's sure are a sensitive bunch. I just saw that Dave Floyd devoted his entire column yesterday to ripping me for daring to have a negative opinion of his columns. He feels I misrepresented the lack of substance in his columns. Hey Dave, lighten up man. It's called hyperbole, using a deliberate exaggeration to make a point, namely that you are not providing much value to readers.

The funny thing is I singled him out precisely because I know he is a talented and successful trader who apparently made a ton of money in the bubble market. I find it frustrating that he nevers really tells readers what he is doing or even what he did, except in very general terms. Oh yeah, he called gold stocks. And he provides a bunch of S and R numbers, with no explanation where they come from. So do half the writers on that site. If you put all their numbers up, your screen would be blacked out.

Dave, since you apparently aren't doing squat for most of the day anyway, would it kill you to post even one trade, with entry and exit explanations. That way someone might get some real value from your column.
 
To get things back on track, I would say that Tradingmarkets is a pretty cool site.

My favorite writers are Landry, Miller, Floyd and Borsellino... although I have my own way of trading that has my specific personality elements blended into it, Tradingmarkets is a good site for one major reason... like Hardrightedge.com, Tradingmarkets.com provides a centralized forum for commentary by experienced traders... admittedly, I used to read Tradingmarkets a lot more in the days when it was called Tradehard.com (I can venture a guess why the name was changed!), but I still do enjoy the various articles... Tradingmarkets.com forms part of my diet of trading, alongside Elitetrader.com, Hardrightedge.com, Siliconinvestor.com, and Active Trader Magazine... although I don't need any of these sources to make money, I do need them for a periodical buzz, in the same way I need coffee... just part of an overall addiction to trading...
 
Originally posted by AAAintheBeltway
Wow, these guru's sure are a sensitive bunch. I just saw that Dave Floyd devoted his entire column yesterday to ripping me for daring to have a negative opinion of his columns. He feels I misrepresented the lack of substance in his columns.

Was that you, did you rip the inventor of "Floyd Numbers"? LOL

There is some interesting commentary there, but what I dislike about those guys is they package everything they can think of, brand it (like the "Floyd Numbers",which are simple support and resistance, or HVT) and sell it for outrageously inflated prices.

Haggerty's column is filled with acronyms unexplained so as to drive someone to his $2,500 seminar the learn what they mean.
Eat shit fellas.
 
Originally posted by dgabriel


Was that you, did you rip the inventor of "Floyd Numbers"? LOL

There is some interesting commentary there, but what I dislike about those guys is they package everything they can think of, brand it (like the "Floyd Numbers",which are simple support and resistance, or HVT) and sell it for outrageously inflated prices.

Haggerty's column is filled with acronyms unexplained so as to drive someone to his $2,500 seminar the learn what they mean.
Eat shit fellas.

yeah, they must have hired Tom DeMark for some consultancy on "branding"...
 
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