I know they are out there ammo. And way bigger as well. What is obvious is that neither Al nor AustinP belong to that group.
The ones that make 1 point per day or more do not have live rooms to supplement their income, to begin with.
I know. The truth is unpalatable to you eh?. Why have you failed publically dozens of times to build your size/account, yet are still pretending that you succeeded at the very same task?. I know the answer to that one too.
LOL, weren't you the putz who last week announced that you had, um, performed, um, WHOOPEE, during real-time trading hours? Until you can keep it in your pants until at least 4:00, perhaps you should keep your trading recommendations to yourself.
I am reading his FAQs, it is interesting. I have found this: "I will say, though, that you might have noticed that I emphasize trades with the potential to make 4 points of profit and am less interested in 1 point scalps." So plenty of time to call a trade, if he would want to do so....
So you say that having sex, while the market runs to my ultimate predetermined and announced hours in advance target, while the computer automatically manages my open position is a bad idea?. You must be friends with jjf.
You probably could learn something from Al, as I did. I have been a consistently profitable trader of the ES, primarily, for several years, and Al's observations have made me money. My trading has improved. And isn't that what counts? Live room? Never. A waste of money and, more importantly, time. But his book is worth reading, carefully, and the free articles on the site are worth reading as well. Considering that most published books and articles on trading are worth less than the paper they are printed on, that is quite an accomplishment.
I wouldn't call it a "trading room" really. I would characterize it as a "supplement to the book" room. If you're interested in the book, it's a way to really understand what exactly he is talking about in his book and things of that nature. You could think about it like a college class sort of. You buy the book and go to class for a little while and listen to the instructor ask questions, etc. At some point you'll feel like you got enough out of it and move on.
From that perspective then it may be worth it, for a while at least, as you say. Yet the ultimate question lingers: Is the guy "teaching" you "stuff", the real deal or not?. It's not like he is charging $3,000 like that AustinP character charges for crap that he can't himself trade profitably, except when he is selling it.