The ideas that I trade by:

[MightyOne]

Hey,
You've got a plan and your working it.
I will default to what Alias says:

"EAT Your Way as Long as It Makes you LEAN and HEALTHY!

Don't feel sore PRO, you'll get a donation if I ever achieve the body of a god.

[prochargedmopar]

Hey,
You've got a plan and your working it.
I will default to what Alias says:

"EAT Your Way as Long as It Makes you LEAN and HEALTHY!

Don't feel sore PRO, you'll get a donation if I ever achieve the body of a god.

"Donation?".
4000+ posts is a pretty big donation in my book.

I'd like to see that you lifted something heavy, attended a crossfit class, or at least put on a zumba cd. LOL

[MightyOne]

...4000+ posts is a pretty big donation in my book...

Everything was in the first post, "body in the direction of profit, wick in the direction of loss", but it took a
thousand posts of me repeating myself for some reason.

There are many traders whose technical knowledge I appreciate, but there are only a handful of traders who have inspired me.

Ken Roberts: more motivational than technical, he taught me to believe in myself.

Ted Warren: he taught me to think about what big players are thinking.
His seminar, on cassette, and his teaching charts are in a rare Ken Roberts course called "Advanced Commodity Trading Techniques". One of these days I'll have it converted to mp3 and pdf.

Avery Horton: he taught me that trading is about truth, statistics, & horizontal lines.
I fight him tooth & nail, but I come around ever so slowly

Honorable mentions:

ProAct Traders.

Joe Ross.

[MightyOne]

This is why I focus on looking for cones, they cause more pain than hemorrhoids.

It is like...you can take any thoughts that you had about direction and just throw it in a blender

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[aliassmith]

...4000+ posts is a pretty big donation in my book...

Everything was in the first post, "body in the direction of profit, wick in the direction of loss", but it took a
thousand posts of me repeating myself for some reason.

There are many traders whose technical knowledge I appreciate, but there are only a handful of traders who have inspired me.

Ken Roberts: more motivational than technical, he taught me to believe in myself.

Ted Warren: he taught me to think about what big players are thinking.
His seminar, on cassette, and his teaching charts are in a rare Ken Roberts course called "Advanced Commodity Trading Techniques". One of these days I'll have it converted to mp3 and pdf.

Avery Horton: he taught me that trading is about truth, statistics, & horizontal lines.
I fight him tooth & nail, but I come around ever so slowly

Honorable mentions:

ProAct Traders.

Joe Ross.

What do u recommend by ted warren?

[MightyOne]

What do u recommend by ted warren?

I value his 1978 seminar, but I can see how it would be easy for other people to miss the pearls.

I have purchased his book on stocks twice & gave it away twice maybe the third time is the charm.

[prochargedmopar]

ProAct is a couple hrs from me.
I think Joe Ross is down near Austin too.

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[zhaozilong]

What do u recommend by ted warren?

I value his 1978 seminar, but I can see how it would be easy for other people to miss the pearls.

I have purchased his book on stocks twice & gave it away twice maybe the third time is the charm.

Which 1978 seminar of Ted Warren?

Thank you.

- zhao

[MightyOne]

ProAct is a couple hrs from me.
I think Joe Ross is down near Austin too.

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It is not cheap PRO, I payed them ~$5700 & the charts cost me $200/month...in one years time you will be down
$8,100 which means that you will need an account of at least $54,000 for this to make any sense.

Joe Ross is also...I don't want to say 'overpriced'...he is definitely not inexpensive

And that is one of these reasons why these guys only get honorable mentions

[MightyOne]

Which 1978 seminar of Ted Warren?

Thank you.

- zhao

It is found in this rare course