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Re: mr_cassandra post# 24883

Tuesday, 03/14/2006 11:15:51 AM

Tuesday, March 14, 2006 11:15:51 AM

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mvp, some good thoughts. With trading I find I'm constantly dealing with misconceptions and no where is that more true than on a message board. It's good to approach any message board with several salt blocks in hand and to critically evaluate assertions made on them. Or better yet turn the d#%# board off - I find I do much better when I spend less time posting or reading others posts.

In lieu of message board "hearsay" I find it's often good to have an independent reference - that's one reason I recommended Pardo's book to pt for learning about trading systems.
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