[HighStakes]

Hello everyone,

This course (book + videos) came to my attention last week. It seems to fill a few gaps in my knowledge base and covers stuff I`m interested in learning more about.

http://www.nobsdaytrading.com/

Anyone here who`ve read it yet?

Thanks in advance,

HighStakes

[rwk]

I just bought it and started reading yesterday. It's too early to tell whether I like it.

[HighStakes]

Anything new here?

Not sure what I can gain from reading order flow in the ES with my style of trading, but this is still a gap in my knowledge base that I may be interested in filling.

[rwk]

I think John Grady's e-book is a fair deal at $40. Grady is now offering webinars too. Jack Broz also offers order flow training at:
TradeBondFutures.com

I agree that this style of trading is not for everybody (myself, for example). I am still using order flow in my projects, but I am relying on automation to do the parts that I am not very good at. I have no plan at this time to buy any trainings or mentorships, as those get expensive fast and emphasize adopting the vendor's style. I figure at some point I need to start thinking for myself.

[bobcollett]

Originally Posted by HighStakes »

Hello everyone,

This course (book + videos) came to my attention last week. It seems to fill a few gaps in my knowledge base and covers stuff I`m interested in learning more about.

NO BS DAY TRADING - No BS

Anyone here who`ve read it yet?

Thanks in advance,

HighStakes

Come on Highstakes,
Its only $39 Just buy it and see for yourself.
BUT
If you think you can buy the holy grail for $39. Well.....
You come from Oslo. Thats near the home of Father Christmas.
Kind regards
bobc

[SpideySense]

I think its a good question. Most of the books out there add little to our knowledge so checking if at least one person thinks it's good is sensible - its not the price of the book necessarily; we also have to invest the time to read it.

Lovely city Oslo; I was a little disappointed by Copenhagen but Oslo was as clean and beautiful as a European Capital deserves to be.

[bobcollett]

Originally Posted by SpideySense »

I think its a good question. Most of the books out there add little to our knowledge so checking if at least one person thinks it's good is sensible - its not the price of the book necessarily; we also have to invest the time to read it.

Lovely city Oslo; I was a little disappointed by Copenhagen but Oslo was as clean and beautiful as a European Capital deserves to be.

Spidey Sense
You are right
bobc

[steveh2009]

Al Brooks has three new price action books soon to be released. I'm betting they will help greatly to decrypt and expand on his first, horribly edited effort.

So, the money is probably better spent learning re-edited and expanded price action tips from Al who keeps it visually as simple as possible with a plain 5 min chart and a 20 ema than some Generation X-er with a potty mouth.