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No problem.... I have Internet Download Manager integrated into my browser, if I right-click over a "hidden" video webpage and click "download all links," it will load all the links embedded on the page. I think you can do this with other download managers too, but you may have to view and copy the page source.

This is the current webinar directory, all are available: https://cmtassociation.org/development/video-archives/

I meant perhaps for one month, 4 weeks trading with Linda and Damon is certainly worth $300. One good trade will earn you more than that.

I will just say that you'll need to participate live to get the most benefit from it, watching recorded sessions is not the same.

Jeff Bierman - Top 5 Best and Worst Performing Stocks of 2021, 1st Half -7-1-21 [spoiler=Winners/Losers]https://www.mediafire.com/file/5za49g6zdcoc5c1

The link is still active, read my post #13 in this thread.

I don't think they record the daily trading room sessions, not absolutely sure though. They do record certain sessions like this one mentioned: "Participate in our Wednesday evening Stock review spotting the rotation in relative strength and investment opportunities."

For those who may be interested.... From Linda Raschke: We are concluding the last 6 months of our live trading room with a special offer. Damon and I started a trading service during the corona virus shutdown meant to fill a void when the world was in lock down. What better way to transfer our knowledge, show our trades live on the screen and share with a passionate community of fellow traders. And, we have the most talented assistant, Kyle, to facilitate things. It was not a venture we planned to do for an extended period, and we have decided to end it at the end of this year. For the next 6 months, this is a unique opportunity to get training, see live trading on the screen, and benefit from two 40+ year professional trading veterans. For the price of a weekend workshop, you get 6 MONTHS of full time daily commentary, real time trade set ups, trade execution and management, charts posted at night, weekly evening sessions covering everything from psychology to stock technicals and relative strength, lunchtime lectures covering the models we use - all recorded for your benefit. Three Zoom videos display guidance throughout the day on stocks, futures, and general intraday timing. CRAZY - right?? Right! But this business IS crazy! Register now for the discounted price of $1650. (The 6 month special will no longer be offered as of July 1st). Damon, How did you get your start with technicals and learning the ropes on the trading floor? "I first joined the cattle pit on the CME, and off to the side was a guy keeping his charts by hand. I asked him to show me what he was doing and for the next 14 years, I kept charts by hand as well. From then on, I had more than a few mentors - each would introduce me to different books and assorted resources until finally in 2004, I got my first Market Profile program on a computer." How did you apply this to trading? "Since 1977, I traded on the exchange floor in one capacity or another. In the early days, a trader could trade and do brokerage, so I started to do execution for many greats, including Tudor Jones, Louis Bacon, Tony Crable, Monroe Trout - just to name drop a few. It is also how I met my wife, Linda." And what are the best lessons you impart daily to your group of traders? "I show my unique profile charts each morning for 6 futures markets, and teach people how to look for the "cave fills" as we call them, trading "ledge to ledge", and assorted other patterns. I like to trade the SPs and Crude at very specific times of the day and I show the execution and trade management on my Photon Pro charts. At one time I actually owned an auction business and did huge volume. Crowd behavior and auction theory apply equally well outside of the financial markets." What is something else people might not know about you? "I used to be the lead guitarist in a Rock and Roll band before I became an exchange member. We toured the country for many months, sometimes playing 5 gigs a week. The fun thing is that we have several professional musicians and ex-professional musicians in our trading room, so we love playing "name that tune" when the markets are slow or swapping stories!" If you would like to see Damon trade and learn from his 4 decades+ of trading experience, as well as have fun with Rock N Roll when times are slow, register now. Linda, Did you ever dream you would be trading along side Damon? "Ahhh - I never thought we would be married let alone work together. Damon handled my SP orders in the pit for many years before I met him in person. We had a client relationship for 19 years before we got married. But he knows my style and I have learned lot about his trading setups too, and we "get" each others sense of humor". People will want to know, why are you bothering to provide this service in the first place? You retired as a well recognized hedge fund manager, were in the Market Wizards book....it seems...."unnecessary..." "Right! The trading room was created during a unique period in everyone's life when we could not go outside and were craving interaction with others. Both Damon and I began our careers on the exchange floor and there was a very special camaraderie in that environment. We have recreated that feeling in our trading room." What are some of the more important things you teach each day? "Structure - how to read the market structure, create a "roadmap", how to anticipate, trade management, our stock trading scans, relative strength, the market models I have used for over 3 decades....anything I think will be durable and robust and helpful to traders long after I have passed. I want to pass on a legacy while also showing how human we are. I show my trades, talk about exiting too soon like everyone else, talk about how dependent trading is on hard work and preparation, and I show it daily. I talk about my mistakes and when I see an opening for a great trade...how staying with that great trade can be one of the hardest things of all, and how infrequent those truly unique opportunities are. We talk about books, poker, game theory, statistics...and lots of rock N roll when we are waiting for trades to unfold. Our room is truly our family and I would love to share it with others for these next 6 months before moving on." If you would like trading ideas and continuous analysis provided by Linda for six months (for the price of a weekend workshop), sign up now! This offer will expire at the end of June! *Where are you on your trading journey? An experienced trader with 30, 40, even more years under your belt? Join your fellow comrades (who love 70s Rock and Roll!) in our trading room. *Are you newer, perhaps less than 3 years experience with aspirations of making a handsome, consistent living? We shorten the learning curve by training your eye each hour of the day to see the openings unfold and what to anticipate next. *Are you a seasoned trader? Stay engaged through out the day. Multiple eyes provide trade ideas in stocks and futures. Participate in our Wednesday evening Stock review spotting the rotation in relative strength and investment opportunities. This 6 month offer will end at the end of June! Act now and get a discounted special rate! Less than a weekend workshop but a lifetime of learning!

"for the time being if you would like to address a message to many people" That does not work, as logicgate mentioned, one can apparently only message a few people at a time. Haven't tried sending it as an attachment, thanks.

There is a serious problem with the forum's messaging system, many members are telling me they have received blank messages from me!! 🙁

I have fixed the links, sherbaaz. Hmm, I see they turned the /? link shortcut back on, before you had to replace it with /file/

Thank you all! 🤗

In my experience it's not "random," every time I try to message more than one person at a time, their replies come back blank (no text) as you mentioned - totally dysfunctional. Also, how do I find out how many stored messages I have? I just tried to send a pm and was told I could not because I am "over quota," how far over quota I don't know, I'll have to guess.

Links replaced, post #15

Something for you trend traders.... Jeff Bierman - The Pros and Cons of Trend Indicators -6-3-21: [spoiler=]https://www.mediafire.com/file/ih8b4d9koofhrry

"I don't recommend using candlestick patterns exclusively to trade" No, not exclusively, but they do help - it's just that at first some were suggesting they are the "holy grail" - which they may have been a couple of hundred years ago if you were trading rice on the Japanese commodity exchange. 😉

"Any idea what happened to Augen's weekly option system?" I don't know what you're referring to, is that a class or what? But I think that he no longer allows anyone to sell his material - other than his books that is.

Jeff Augen Market Review -5-20-2021 Last week’s 298 point round trip for the S&P highlighted important links between volatility trading, options gamma and delta trading at key strikes, and support /resistance levels for major indexes. Inflationary fears ignited the drawdown that continued through Wednesday when the S&P bottomed out at the most heavily traded put strike (4050) in terms of net gamma. As the market touched this key support level, volume in the VXX ETF tripled as volatility traders rushed in to short the peak at $49.57. The term structure of volatility also reversed quickly after barely dipping into the negative range (-4% spot VIS versus September VIX future). The simple fact that volatility term structure never inverted steeply throughout the selloff was a sign that institutional investors were setting up for the next rally (large drawdowns often invert beyond -20% over a 3-month timespan). The reversal turned into a sharp rally Friday, driving the S&P up through a major gamma resistance level at 4150. This level first became important on Tuesday when the S&P traded around this strike throughout the day, opening at 4150 and closing at 4152. High volume on both the put and call side sharply increased the open interest at this strike, creating a price magnet. At the same time, trading intensified around the 4175 strike, paving the way for another brief rally. This week’s monthly expiration will set the trend for the next several weeks after institutional investors adjust their option portfolios around new strikes. We can gain some insight by comparing open interest for near-the-money puts and calls. At a delta of 0.20, open interest for S&P puts is approximately 13X that of calls for this week’s monthly expiration. This large distortion, created by the recent drawdown, will evaporate in Friday’s expiration. However, the same measurement still yields a surprisingly large put/call ratio of 4X for next month’s expiration. These unusual options market dynamics fit with a report from Goldman showing that its Prime Book was net sold with short sales outpacing longs 2.4 to 1. Info Tech led the trend with short selling reaching its highest level in more than 5 years. Whether this overwhelming imbalance will end in a correction or a short squeeze rally will depend heavily on this week’s expiration. Investors know that uncertainty regarding inflation is the driving force underneath these complex dynamics with the word “transitory” at the center of the discussion. The Fed believes that inflation will subside because the members know that the economy is currently propped up on a foundation of emergency pandemic relief payments that will soon end. The math is relatively simple. GDP grew at an annualized rate of 6.4% with 8.1 percentage points coming from consumer and government spending while the other categories subtracted 1.7 percentage points from the total. In summary, the U.S. is currently borrowing and/or printing 100% of its posted economic growth. Understanding the numbers and listening to statements from Fed officials leads to the inescapable conclusion that no action will be taken to slow the money supply growth until the Fed has been able to observe solid economic performance for a sustained period of time after the current emergency relief programs expire in September. It is also important to remember that the Fed’s most recent Financial Stability Report lists vaccine-resistant COVID variants as the greatest risk factor to the economy. That analysis is on target because new vaccine escape mutations continue surfacing around the world with no clear medical solution on the horizon. Financial markets are beginning to comprehend these dynamics which can be summed up as cost-driven inflation and an economy struggling to regain its footing at the top of the largest investment bubble on record.

I think there are already forum threads for all of the items you requested. I shared the Jeff Augen class (#6) here: /forum/for...request/34354-

Gee btul, he is the spitting image of his Dad, our new forum owner.

"The link does not contain any pdf file, only video." I have the videos too but no pdfs - they're probably just slides of the videos anyway.

Amy Meissner - Time Zone Option Strategy (5 videos with 5 pdf files) [spoiler=Part 1]https://www.mediafire.com/file/9ypo5vqafj2mpek [spoiler=Part 2]https://www.mediafire.com/file/bjeeflw7w0lkdo1

"I have started to download...." Don't bother, I will upload this.

This is a webinar or what?

Is "Origin" also a muppet? They tend to be hard of hearing.