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El OchoCinco · May 6, 2016

dratsum said:
What is your objective? Your orig post says u can't find db's threads? DB made 10k posts to ET.

All u have to do to pm 40 is type fortydraws as the receipent but he hasn't visited here in a couple months. I have his email but I'm not at liberty to share it.

You're from FL. Do you know surf? You've said u don't want to get off-topic but it's not clear what your interests, objectives or topic is??? Have u read DB's posts? And 40's posts?

In january 40 and I convinced Baron to remove DB's ban but we were unable to convince Db to come back to ET. IMO, what I'm going to say next is the essence of any topic about DB, but feel free to have it stricken if these keystrokes clutter your thread. Before Db would even be willing to consider coming back, Baron would have to take up the cause that there would be a hand's off policy on attacking any TA concepts or TA proponets posting TA ideas to the TA section of the forum.

If u read the descriptive heading beneath the TA forum it's supposed to be a place for TA ***ENTHUSIASTS*** or TA junkies to share their ideas. No one other than DB could guarantee he would be willing to consider coming back to ET but I assure u, after having recently talked to Db, that as long as the anti-TA group is permitted to attack TA ideas in the TA section, of the forum ...Db isn't coming back.

Perhaps Baron could start an anti-TA section of the forum. I believe that would be the first step toward bringing Db, 40D and others back to ET. Restrict anti-TA posts to the anti-TA section of the forum. IMO, ban Q3D (aka surf's team mates) would be the logical 2nd step.
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Good points... i don't see it happening though which is why many of us stop posting in chat or here with the same frequency we did before...

wrbtrader · May 6, 2016

userque said:
@wrbtrader may be correct in their analysis, but I wouldn't go so far as to essentially tell someone they shouldn't post because it may cause a heated debate. Folks should learn how to debate without getting heated...assuming getting heated is something else no one should do.
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Sort'uv agree.

The problem is the history with certain user names. There's about a handful of names that when mentioned along with talking about their education content...debates occur even if the person is no longer here at this forum or dead (e.g. Jack Hershey).

Same old debates...nothing new. Only good thing is that new members with less than 20 posts show up in the debates and act as if they've been here at this forum for many years...we then know the new user is a former member that changed his/her user name.

userque · May 6, 2016

wrbtrader said:
Sort'uv agree.

The problem is the history with certain user names. There's about a handful of names that when mentioned along with talking about their education content...debates occur even if the person is no longer here at this forum or dead (e.g. Jack Hershey).

Same old debates...nothing new. Only good thing is that new members with less than 20 posts show up in the debates and act as if they've been here at this forum for many years...we then know the new user is a former member that changed his/her user name.
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I guess I see nothing wrong with grown people debating about whatever they feel they want to debate about...even if I believe it to be old, or nothing new.

If I don't like a debate, I simply can ignore it.

That's great if shenanigans can be uncovered; but the problem is when members are falsely (intentionally or not) accused of being someone they're not; and then are 'put' into the position of trying to prove a negative, and their innocence. Imo.

Chris Paciello · May 7, 2016

wrbtrader said:
Many ET members set their profile to "restrictive" for many different reasons but regardless to the reason...they basically are telling other ET members not to bother them. Therefore, its best not to try to track them down or to contact them even if you discover they have a new alias or moved to another forum.

Also, I'm curious why you want read the old threads but then want to contact new members that have been reading the recent threads of the past few years.

Therefore, I'm curious, considering you know where Db is currently actively posting and where others are actively having conversations with Db...what's preventing you from talking with Db at the other forum and talking with those at the other forum that are currently learning what he's teaching ?

My point is that it seems logical that anyone that was actively talking to Db at this forum is most likely (followed him) to the other forum and is actively talking with him with him there considering you now have access to his recent threads and old threads at this forum.

I know 5 members at this forum that actively talked to him at this forum and they no longer post here and now post at the other forum...all of them via a different alias in comparison to their ET alias.

1) You banned from the other forum ?

2) You had problems with Db at the other forum and he told you he doesn't want to talk to you any more ?

I say this only because I've seen such happen several times here at ET where Db no longer wanted to talk to someone for whatever reasons. Essentially he told them to go away and stop bothering him.

That person became very frustrated after not being able to get further help...the person than spent most of their time here at ET complaining about Db in such a way that it seemed obsessive.
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Way too much thought into my thread.

I actually found what I was looking for so I am good.

Quick recap, at first I was looking for old threads that were once put into PDF form. There were a few floating around at one point. I think it was a mix of info shared on various boards. I had them at one point but when I switched computers they were all lost.

In my search for them I seen that a lot of that info was not applied in today's markets and it seems the basis where SLA/AMT was formed.

No need to continue this thread as I found what I was looking for. I'm not sure where or how a debate, let alone a heated one, can come from my thread.

Thank you to all who have replied.

If anyone who has been studying and using SLA/AMT and would like to share their experiences, thoughts, ideas, etc about it I would appreciate it. If not, that is fine too.

Im going through the Straight Line thread currently. It's going to keep me busy for awhile. LOL

I did try to send fortydraws a message but it seems he has it restricted and hasn't been on here in months.

Thanks again to all and if anyone is interested in sending me a message to discuss SLA that would be great.

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El OchoCinco

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