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

To: Bobby Polk who wrote (1632)	7/7/1999 7:26:00 PM
From: keith massey	Respond to of 18137

Free Internet Seminar...starts in 1 hour squawkbox.net NYBOT and Squawkbox.Net are pleased to present our continuing Wednesday night interactive audio seminar series on trading. After three successful weeks featuring John Murphy, we are excited to have the "Market Pilot" Ron Johnson as our guest tonight. Ron is both a market analyst and a "personal trading coach" for many of New York and Chicago's most successful floor traders. His presentation tonight will focus on the mental and emotional aspects of profitable trading - "The Four C's in success". I watched the ones with Murphy and they were informative. Not sure about this one but it is free Best Regards KEITH

To: Bobby Polk who wrote (1632)	7/7/1999 9:11:00 PM
From: Ken Adams	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 18137

Bobby, Please excuse me for butting in. I note you are seeking a course on short term and daytrading. You would do well to check out the very well done course provided by a regular here on the thread. Take a look at: hardrightedge.com Alan Farley (Trader Alan) has really done a great job with this course and his entire site is nothing but gems of wisdom. I'm not associated with him in any way (but I am in the midst of the course as a much needed refresher for my rusty techniques). Priced right, too. Sorry Eric, no more commercials! <G> Ken

To: Bobby Polk who wrote (1632)	7/7/1999 11:39:00 PM
From: -	Respond to of 18137

<would you mind commenting on Pristine? I'm considering PDT, etc> Bobby, Pristine (www.pristine.com) is an excellent place to advance your stock-trading education - if you search this thread I think I've commented on them a few times. If you're looking for "hot picks" and internet trades, you may be a bit disappointed. Their stock-picking is a little conservative and slanted towards the generally more sensible, less-than-YHOO-volatility type of stocks. They strive to be regular hitters and are ALWAYS positioning themselves to be the profitable aggressors/survivors that take money out of the market almost every day. They won't take big risks. It's a very smart way to trade! The Pristine Day Trader (or Pristine Lite) is a good value. I saw the value primarily as educational, vs. stock picks so much, although those are good there are cheaper places to get just "picks"... the learns are priceless though and well worth the $. But to really learn from them, you need to take their 1 and 3 day seminars, and get into their Real-Time Room for a while - or, perhaps trade in their room out in White Plains. I studied their teachings for years (still do) and apply a lot of the principles Pristine preaches (and from many other sources of learning, of course), to trading YHOO, AMZN, INTC, CSCO, ATHM, JNPR, BRCD, etc. You would do yourself a favor by taking their training, following their advice and work slowly into the wilder stocks as you gain what they so aptly call "seasoning". The things you will learn there, are consistent with all of the great market "wisdom" you can find - it is NOT the B.S. material, as many courses/seminars/gurus are. Good luck, -Steve