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To: Thomas Kelly who wrote (3838)	1/22/2000 11:49:00 PM
From: keith massey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5053

Tom Almost all the stuff offered in the online courses is out there for free so I wouldn't bother paying for it. Allan's course (Hardrightedge) is only worth the money if you already have a solid TA background....it is not designed for beginners. Below are a few links to give you a fairly solid background in the basics TA links covering a wide range of topics hardrightedge.com equis.com intelligentspeculator.com koslen.com geocities.com e-analytics.com clearstation.com iqc.com geocities.com mail.traders.com invest-faq.com moneyflow.com tradermade.com wallstreetcity.com news.bridge.com worth.com home.talkcity.com dynamictraders.com tradertalk.com oir.com tradehard.com hardrightedge.com (LINKS) taguru.com (LINKS) Triangle Only chartpatterns.com rightmove.com Elliott Wave Only ozsurf.net.au news.bridge.com news.bridge.com elliottwave.com invest-faq.com Point and Figure Only 204.232.40.6 ianr.unl.edu teleport.com Candlesticks Only iqc.com intelligentspeculator.com litwick.com altavest.com Fibonacci only mcs.surrey.ac.uk Bollingerbands bollingerbands.com Best Regards KEITH

To: Thomas Kelly who wrote (3838)	1/23/2000 10:12:00 AM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5053

Thomas, Although I can not say definitively, I have never seen an introductory Web-based course that looked worthwhile. Keith's links represent good resources, but one could spend a number of days wading through them, only to find out at the end that you now understand more of the material and need to go wading again. (Don't ask how I know this. -gg-) Would perhaps be better to post your question in the Day trading in Canada thread. I would also recommend you start with a good book. Below is a link that will get you to the thread and a book recommendation. Message 12650841 Cheers. --Allan