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Originally Posted by nysnowboard
Thanks a lot Bill, I know you are probably busy so I really appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions. From the fact that you didn't already upload the an up-to-date copy of the checkgrid EA, can I assume that there isn't a lot of new consumer interest in it? I guess that was more of a rhetorical question than anything ^^;;;
Anyways, from your response I suppose that grid trading is a little over my head? Do you suggest that I stick to simpler methods until I get a taste for actual trading? I really do plan on proper planning and I am going to calculate all your homework assignments by hand (math and graphing is fun to me which is a strange hobby I know). I just don't want to give up because I can see the potential in your grid EA, even if I don't understand all the details yet. Anyways, Cheers and good trading =)
P.S~ how is your company coming along? And, what kind of beer do you like? Just getting prepared ^_~
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Hi,
I think the one online was working - my records show it was good through 9/3/08. But, it was easier to just upload a new one. Grid trading enthusiasm goes in cycles. And, traders are often attracted to the high energy, "give me your money now", sites.
I don't think grid trading is beyond you or anyone. To extend the car analogy, it wouldn't hurt for a newbie to get in a Formula One simulator and practice all they want. They can't get hurt. That is what practice accounts are for. Too many new traders have a couple of great days and jump in live - then get crushed. No matter what you do, it should be several months and many blown demo accounts at least before you touch live money.
The company... see the next post.
Beer is usually an import. Don't drink Bud or anything like it, or lite beer. Yuck.
Trade carefully,
Bill
