Phew! Back to basics...

[nick 462]

Hello & hurray!
After seeming to waste a day [almost], yesterday at a wininvestment seminar which put my studies back [!], I can now say I've made progress here:Please Register thanks to a link from this site.
I can now read this & carry on reading this: Nicolas Darvas | How I Made 2 Million Dollars In The Stock Market with a view to forwarding my financial education & hopefully, betterment!
Both recources are free & I'd say essential!

Nick

 

[gamma]

he he he he he

 

[wasp]

he he he he he

he....... what? Don't start a story then stop that quick, tell us more!

 

[gamma]

Sorry Wasp,
I was I was going to write something about another newbie bites the dust falling for yet another course by yet another famed famed Guru but some work came up so I left it. the hilarity is in the Post itself.

 

[arabianights]

the hilarity is in the Post itself.

:clap:

 

[Gumping]

Indeed!

I paid the cash for this seminar about 5 years ago.

Haven't bit the dust yet, though

 

[gamma]

Indeed!

I paid the cash for this seminar about 5 years ago.

Haven't bit the dust yet, though

Good for you!
Wish it was the same for all those who attend these courses

 

[Trader333]

Both recources are free & I'd say essential!

Why are they essential ?


Paul

 

[Gumping]

Good for you!
Wish it was the same for all those who attend these courses

Hmmm well I did do the course with 3 other guys. One didn't bother trading and the other two have emptied trading accounts.

 

[gamma]

Hmmm well I did do the course with 3 other guys. One didn't bother trading and the other two have emptied trading accounts.

So Gumping I am confused at your Posts are in in favor of them and have something
say, Just because I don't have much regard for these courses It does not mean we just want to hear negative views.
It would be helpful to listen to the views of someone who attended this seminar a while back. Good or Bad.

 

[nick 462]

Sorry Wasp,
I was I was going to write something about another newbie bites the dust falling for yet another course by yet another famed famed Guru but some work came up so I left it. the hilarity is in the Post itself.

I kept the cash in my pocket. It was a 'sales' seminar. Seemed to me that 3 days could only lead to an indoctrinated opinion; & you had to do it their way or the guarantee was void [make x2 the course fee in a year or your money back]!

I guess mr winter was the famed famed guru rather than darvas?....but maybe I don't want you to answer that; it'd be better to finish reading 'millionaire' first at least!

 

[nick 462]

Why are they essential ?


Paul

You have to start somewhere!

 

[gamma]

but maybe I don't want you to answer that; it'd be better to finish reading 'millionaire' first at least!

My deepest and most humble apologies if I have ruined anything for you!

 

[Trader333]

You have to start somewhere!

Yes I agree but what has that go to do with why these are essential ?


Paul

 

[nick 462]

Yes I agree but what has that go to do with why these are essential ?


Paul

ok, where's a good place to start?

 

[Trader333]

There are many ways to start and that is not what I was asking. You stated that the resources you had found were essential and all I asked was why and so far you haven't given any reasons why you think they are. I was genuinely wanting to know why but it doesn't matter


Paul

 

[nick 462]

They were just more 'essential' than yesterdays 'seminar', for me. Now following 'the basics of trading' threads by ftsebeater... at last!....interactive.
Maybe I talk too much!

 

[nine]

nick,

There are better essential resources out there although the book you're reading is a good read. You can't talk too much on a trading board (well, maybe, but you're not there yet) although your words will sometimes get cut off and stuffed back down your throat.

Try toni turner's books on day and short term trading for a next step. Also stan wiesenstein (sp?). Finally wyckoff.

 

[nick 462]

Thanks 9!

I'll take your comments on board. I work weekends [friday am-monday eve], which gives 3 days off in the week. Day trading would possibly suit best to start, with the hope of creating enough for longer, less risky[?], growth.
Read templar's 'rules of wealth' recently & loved his analogy to £s as rabbits that could be farmed given the right conditions. I don't have many rabbits at present to play with so have to be fairly careful with them!
Regards
Nick

 

[mp6140]

Mp -- The Darvis Box !

the "darvas box" method is essentially an "investing" method originally designed for a different market than we have now, and was good at what it did which was pryramiding purchases depending on the price action moving from a lower "box" to a higher one !

would imagine, if correctly learned, it would still be relevant in this newer tech driven market, but it is a slower method of investing, so understand how it works !

enjoy and trade well

mp