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To: QwikSand who wrote (13045)	1/3/1999 9:53:00 PM
From: Christopher	Respond to of 64865

QuickSand, You bring up a good point which means you have to always be careful as I am myself. I have read most of John's books. I have also read more then 40 books on TA altogether. The majority of the books, if added together, will not add up in knowledge to one of John's books. Yes, John can make more money if he trade for himself. However, there is something more important then money and that is doing in life what you like to do most. We spend most of our lives working. If you think about it, you work eight hours or more a day and if lucky get to spend few hours with your wife and kids. John used to work for CNBC where the money is six days a week. He cut it down to three days a week because he like to read and write books. He makes and probably has enough money to last him for his last day since he has been involved with TA for over 30 years. He is a pioneer, the father of TA, who's books have thought TA to all professionals and anyone who profess to know TA. He has made significant contributions and invented Intermarket Technical Analysis. He has always been into research and invention and writing books. He does what he does because he likes it best. He has worked for very big companies and made big moneys working for them. In my previous memo that I wrote where I mentioned the Fed Reserve about TA, in their reports they quoted his books for reference. I can go on for a long time about John but I personally trust him. Good trading, Christopher