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Hey bud, what is the CFXT?

Hello Fish,

I created a video of why I entered in the market the way I did. But to sum it up I am looking for the waves of the daily and four hour time frame. The market has to be trending making higher highs and higher lows or making lower lows and lower highs on the four hour or daily time frame. If the market is in a down trend and just formed a lower low, I am going to use past support acting as future resistance from the daily and four hour time frame to try and predict where the market is going to form its next high lower than the last high. Once I have the future resistance spotted I turn to the smaller time frame of the 15 minute and look for the market to make up abcd swings and try to find a convergence of the daily and four hour price point. That is where I am looking for entry in the market. I will look for the reversal to take place on the 15 minute time frame. The reason I use the smaller time frame for entry is better equity management.

Thx for checking in. I've been dealing with the Valley Fever thing and working on getting outta the state bec that's the ONLY resolve. I also sent you a Skype invite today

Hey Fish,


sorry for taking so long to respond. I did not see your last post. How did the .382 trade work out for you? I normally stay away from those shallow trades myself.

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Hi
Sorry i missed your note! Thanks for the warm welcome.
BTW what did you do there?
MAB

old fox, I get the same annoyances, I think this is my only year with S&A. They love to promote more sales, and I got pissed.

PART FOUR (Stansberry)
I do respect and like Mark Skousen a lot. He was head of FEE for a while, taught at Rollins College, and did research for the CIA. Can you imagine giving your boss at the CIA a flowery, prolix report like Agora and Stansberry like to churn out? They'd never get anything done.

Cheers. I hope you had a great holiday and, if you celebrate, are having a wonderful Boxing Day today.

Terry
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PART THREE (Stansberry)


So having heard my rant, and I hope you don't mind it too much, which of the Stansberry publications do you follow? I tried the 12% Letter, the S&A Advisor, or something, and the Retirement Millionaire. The last one had some good ideas and leads, and was less wasteful of my time than some others. Like Agora Publishing, I think these marketing tactics are targeted to retired people that have plenty of time on their hands and enjoy reading blue sky stories.

It's got to the point where if I see a lead paragraph begin with the word "Imagine," I trash the letter right then and bear a grudge on the publisher.
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PART TWO (Stansberry)
I wrote him to say that if I were interested in precious metals coins, I would be following the advice of Dr. Skousen, rather than puffery from Maryland. These people have copywriters that must really enjoy the ramblings of their own prose more than being efficient, concise, and considerate in delivering what actionable intelligence they provide. Geez, I told them, I was a researcher for two of the top law firms in the country and if I ever took so many pages and so many paragraphs to deliver my research results to the lawyers, they would have me re-educated in a New York minute. Some of them bill out at $240-380 an hour and they billed me out at $180 an hour to the clients' files.

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