Forum Archive Index - February 2001

["Phyllis Bergquist" <phyl@clear.net.nz>]

Gerry,

I am not only a member I am enthusiastic about T/Analysis as an assistance to managing personal finances.

I am convinced that it is infinitely preferable to makes one's own mistakes and learn by recognising where

the error lay.   Fundamentals are not ignored by any means.....

The meetings have a strong educational theme and members themselves discuss an interesting co. and how

they see it and are outstandingly honest in their own actions.  

Interestingly last evening Tim Preston of Asbsecurities who spoke excellently and clearly on all aspects

gave us a succinct rundown of the Montana saga.     I don't recall the exact figures but in the matter of "waivers"

the Brits made 1 waiver and our stock exchange made an incredible number over the past year...

Perhaps someone else knows the number.

 

The three guests we have to speak at our March meeting are outstanding in their field of expertise.   They

are each one practising traders.    Dr Alex Elder popularly known and has given a Seminar here 1997.

His book Trading for a Living I would make a small wager is on 90% of traders shelves.     Colin is, I think,

getting toward a book and writes in Australian shares periodicals and on the Internet sites also.   Chuck LeBeau

is a prominent writer and speaker.    I hope to get his book very shortly and hope Vic will write an review

for us.

 

I have to admit that Trading for a Living opened my eyes and ears and a few brain cells (and shortly thereafter

propogated a few extra ones).    I would put it first - it also has a "system" easily followed but which takes time to

trade it with experience and ones's own personal touches.    A system has to belong to the person for psychological

reasons.

 

I had better stop here - I am a missionary in this instance.      Phyllis.

 

PS  We did some work for an educational page - may be on Sharechat Website somewhere.

----- Original Message -----

From: G Stolwyk

To: sharechat.co.nz

Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 12:37 PM

Subject: Re: Re: [sharechat] BOOKS- .............................Peter Maiden

 

 

Thanks for your website, Phyllis. A very important one.

 

Are you a member?

 

What is your favourite book on tech. analysis?

 

It may want to be used by " the average " person.

 

Could you please give me the details?

 

Gerry