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Jul 12, 2006 · Instead, the conference was about setting up a business plan for about 1 day (Joe), second day was Tom simply repeating what I have already read and now and use for trading. The third day had us listen to Doug (the psychologist) for about 2 hrs and then go over more rehashed MP stuff from Tom.
Jul 12, 2006 · That's what makes a market. I'm not anonymous, I'm easily accessible, and I am confident any critically thinking person can do some homework outside our little repartee and come to a satisfactory conclusion, at least regarding the veracity of what I say. Tom Alexander. #22 Jan 8, 2007. Share.
The one site I have found to be able to present and teach MP in english is value zone trading. They have a full suite of indicators - trading room and webinars. Good place to get grounding in MP.
Jul 12, 2006 · I have heard that Tom is an active member of Al Queda, and has blown up several buildings recently in the San Diego area. I am wondering if anyone is going to attend his seminar the following week, where he shows Al Queda hopefuls how to blow up a variety of buildings, how to mistreat household pets, and how to push old ladies out of the way at the supermarket.
Jul 6, 2023 · But it is all to do with what I call "glitch trading". Taking advantage of inefficiencies in the market. It would be nice to see specific examples of how it is done. The reason I ask is that one of the reasons that traders fail is having unrealistic expectations. Taking a few thousand dollar account to six figures in a short time is quite a feat.
1. Google "trading book torrent". 2. Click on the first result. 3. With a torrent client (like uTorrent or such ) or Opera browser (has a built-in torrent client), download the file. 4. Take it with you on your laptop to the beach and enjoy. The above is a 1.9 G file containing almost 500 books and PDFs on trading.
Nov 8, 2017 · No, Modern Trader focuses on the retail trader. It contains a lot of articles covering very basic market mechanics and trading strategies, along with ads for luxury items that probably make the readers feel special. The publications focused on pro traders are the institutional magazines (hedgeWeek, HFMWeek).
