It seems Matt and Steve are never wrong. The "I told you
so" mantra on every frickin' trade gets old. Matt and
Steve, a little humility and telling us how you learn from
your mistakes (that you apparently never make) would be
refreshing.
I think the vast majority of subscribers here will be
disagreeing with you mfogli. If anything Steve and Matt have to be
some of the best newsletter presenters on the net IMO. I should
know - I have subscribed to heaps of them. If you think Matt and
Steve are bad - try subscribing to any of the Motley Fools
newsletters - some of their newsletters have been seriously
underperforming (by my metrics anyway - not theirs). They do
apologise but then smash you with tons of advertising material
touting their latest and greatest and how David picked AMZN back in
1989 and it has grown 1000% - wow.
mfogli1 - I guess you woke up on the wrong side of the bed
today. I'm wrong plenty and have said many times I'm far from
perfect. Trading is about taking objective trades and managing them
in accordance with one's objectives while adhering to proper money
management. In the newsletters, I have reviewed many examples of
good and bad trades as well as why some were likely to be less
successful. Further, I have personally volunteered my time for
tutorials where I spend time reviewing trades etc where we openly
discuss such things (including marginal or failed trades). I have
plenty of humility and my nightly comments are certainly
transparent. Why don't you contact me and will discuss
further.
If you have a specific setup that you would like me to review
then let me know and I'll be happy to discuss. This is one of the
primary things that I have been doing with the tutorials where we
can review with immediate interaction.
I don't think this service is for hand holding, the ultimate
decision is up to you as a big boy. Matt and Steve provide
insight into what the charts are showing from a 1 minute to monthly
time frame. If you want them to trade your account for you
maybe they will offer the service. No one knows exactly what
is going to happen from day to day, especially when their is so
much political and governement intervention.
No one is asking for handholding, just a little humility and
transparency. Rather than always touting the great calls, and
the "should haves" how about a 'mea culpa' once in a
while. Maybe just a style thing, but it definitely turns me
off
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Posted by mfogli1 on 2nd of Aug 2012 at 06:24 pm
It seems Matt and Steve are never wrong. The "I told you so" mantra on every frickin' trade gets old. Matt and Steve, a little humility and telling us how you learn from your mistakes (that you apparently never make) would be refreshing.
I suppose you won't be renewing your subscription then?
Posted by payday on 2nd of Aug 2012 at 07:05 pm
I think the vast majority of subscribers here will be disagreeing with you mfogli. If anything Steve and Matt have to be some of the best newsletter presenters on the net IMO. I should know - I have subscribed to heaps of them. If you think Matt and Steve are bad - try subscribing to any of the Motley Fools newsletters - some of their newsletters have been seriously underperforming (by my metrics anyway - not theirs). They do apologise but then smash you with tons of advertising material touting their latest and greatest and how David picked AMZN back in 1989 and it has grown 1000% - wow.
mfogli1 - I guess you
Posted by steve on 2nd of Aug 2012 at 06:57 pm
mfogli1 - I guess you woke up on the wrong side of the bed today. I'm wrong plenty and have said many times I'm far from perfect. Trading is about taking objective trades and managing them in accordance with one's objectives while adhering to proper money management. In the newsletters, I have reviewed many examples of good and bad trades as well as why some were likely to be less successful. Further, I have personally volunteered my time for tutorials where I spend time reviewing trades etc where we openly discuss such things (including marginal or failed trades). I have plenty of humility and my nightly comments are certainly transparent. Why don't you contact me and will discuss further.
If you have a specific setup that you would like me to review then let me know and I'll be happy to discuss. This is one of the primary things that I have been doing with the tutorials where we can review with immediate interaction.
Why the crying!
Posted by lrhoades on 2nd of Aug 2012 at 06:41 pm
I don't think this service is for hand holding, the ultimate decision is up to you as a big boy. Matt and Steve provide insight into what the charts are showing from a 1 minute to monthly time frame. If you want them to trade your account for you maybe they will offer the service. No one knows exactly what is going to happen from day to day, especially when their is so much political and governement intervention.
Not an issue of handholding, but of honesty...
Posted by mfogli1 on 2nd of Aug 2012 at 06:45 pm
No one is asking for handholding, just a little humility and transparency. Rather than always touting the great calls, and the "should haves" how about a 'mea culpa' once in a while. Maybe just a style thing, but it definitely turns me off