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Quote: Originally Posted by tenbobtrader Test it and see ......... watch out for the gaps :-) http://chartgame.com/ ...Good one....lets see the readers of great turtle literature provide a proof of their fortune making trades......!! __________________ zambuck The most futile and disastrous day seems well spent when it is reviewed through the blue, fragrant smoke of a Havana Cigar. Evelyn Waugh.

Quote: Originally Posted by thelerner Its not on this computer, but another member of the 'Turtle' team was upset at what he considered the other members greed at publishing a Turtle methodology book, so he wrote up a long paper on the methods used. Its out there for free if you can google it. I must have it on my mothballed computer. Michael If your not willing to invest a few quid in books that will change your way of trading...

Quote: Originally Posted by shmeeko69 If your not willing to invest a few quid in books that will change your way of trading & hopefully increase your bank balance, then this numbers game is not for you. I've read the book twice & now reading it for a third time & still learning - I can't put it down. Mark This is the paradox: Some people say "read all you can" and similar phrases to...

You can get the Turtle trading rules for free here: https://www.bsp-capital.com/documents/turtlerules.pdf However, a winning system is only one part of being a successful trader. The system offers you profit, but it is your attitude that will determine whether you take them or not. I can't stress strongly enough how important that second part is.

I think the paradox is solved by considering books recommendations in the same manner as stock tips. Before investing in either, show some due diligence. In this case downloading 20 or 30 pages from an insider. The Turtle story is well worth reading. I'm spoiled because my neighbor is an editor for a financial magazine and she gives me a couple of books each month. My favorite book is the one I've created myself. I create a Best of...

Quote: Originally Posted by tenbobtrader Test it and see ......... watch out for the gaps :-) http://chartgame.com/ A good bit of fun - incredibly hard (for me) to make any consistent peformance, maybe because the chart extracts selected are deliberately free from the established trends I like to jump on.

Quote: Originally Posted by TWI Make sue you can add and subtract 3 digit numbes in your head I interviewed *recently*: You've got less than 6 seconds per calculation and there are quite a few to do and for the sake of OSTC, I wont disclose more information. You've been warned, make sure your mental maths is faster than a calculator! Just found out I didn't make the cut - at least I cannot be called a geek. :-) They seem like a...

I read it and liked it too.

are you going to lern to spell ? __________________ how to speak Norn Iron: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJH3_...eature=related if u can't accept that only 2 or 3 trades out of 10 will be small winners, & that 2 or 3 will be scratched for even & that 3 or 4, even 5 will be losers, with possibly only 1 in 10 trades being "payday" then u shouldn't even consider trading my Opinion is never...

Test it and see ......... watch out for the gaps :-) http://chartgame.com/