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tke1

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  1. I know its not the full course but he has posted excerpts from his course on youtube - see link to first ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cytdsNK3zMQ ) - there are 11 vids - over 1hrs worth of clips... it gives a good idea of his course content and clearly shows its for position traders using fundamental analysis and not intraday trading.

     

    He also mentioned min $15-20K to trade his method and you are not allowed to take any money out - compound it all....

     

    No doubt worth seeing but I doubt its for many here or what they are expecting from it or him ... but who knows...just my view of what I viewed...

  2. I have most of them (Wyckoff Lecture Series). Which one has the information that I'm seeking?

     

    Edit: Ok. I found it, but it's very brief. Would you happen to know if SMI's current materials that they are selling for $1,200 has better quality charts and text? The materials that I have are copies from microfiche from the US Library of Congress that's dated almost 100 years old.

     

    After listening to the recording and looking at the old chart, there is no explanation of the procedure.

     

    What I have is old also, but 1950's - I think the only relevant ones maybe....

     

    Stepping_Stone_Counts

    Searching For Counts

    Market Principles-The Count Guide

     

    They are from SMI and are brief audio with a very old chart to read.....if you want them let me know...

  3. I have a collection of P&F books and Hank Pruden's is the only one that comes close to explaining stepping stones. He gives highlighted examples that don't explain the procedure. All other P&F books explain an entirely different method of using P&F charts using chart patterns only with no counting methods. There's a difference between using chart patterns and using the count method to determine the price target and its intermediate stepping stones. Whatever these other books do with horizontal and vertical counts, there not doing the Wyckoff Phase Counts that determine the stepping stones. Pruden's examples are hard to formulate a repeatable procedure.

     

    thanks......

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