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Strategies & Market Trends : DAYTRADING Fundamentals -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Robert O who wrote (600)	6/12/1999 8:12:00 PM
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<Palo Alto, you take my words too hard> Nawh, just always up for a good debate - especially about someone as intriguing as Marty. Having daytraded those S&P's for a year, I really enjoyed analyzing the thinking and psychology of a very successful trader who's done it so well, on a large scale. <Plus, consider all the other stuff that's NOT in the book> Yeah, that makes him a pretty scary guy!!! Ha, ha. Another thing, it is painfully obvious (maybe not to him) just from reading it, that he has a tendency to "twist" everything in his favor when recounting it... when you consider what probably REALLY happened in most cases, I'd surmise you would probably soon "hate his guts" if you encountered him in real life, in any way, shape or form! <are u really Marty in disguise> Ha! Oh, no, not even close. However, I'm a repeat small-business entrepreneur. I've observed that over time, this tends to make you a lot more "scrappy", like Marty. You come to admire it, even if he's dead wrong ;) Good thing everyone's not so "Corporatized" in this field, like George... it would be too boring. -Steve