(now I know why Jack was frustrated, I typed the whole review, click submit and it say too many icons but it also wipe out all my typing.)
My memory is not what it used to be so others are welcome to chip in. The weather was nice and marketing people were friendly, nobody bother to scan me when I pocketed a chocolate gold coin. Here are some of my impressions; Toni Tuner '7 steps to Trading Success' since she said the topics will be in her next book so no need to go in detail here, interesting quote; you don't run into burning room unless you know where exit is.
Nigel Hawkes 'Hawkeye Trading Method', he sells some indicators and gave away some indicators, his method is based on Wycott method but with special hawkes twist of course, good info I might ask for more
then 4 panelists talked about 'what you need to know for success in 2004' Larry William was quick with quips and his timings was impeccable even his old joke 'they didn't come for yours stop, they come for mine' sounded fresh, sorry I missed his talk next day.
Chris Schumacher 'Tape Reading' was all business, he went over presentation page by page briskly because of time limit but he get his main points across by repeating them and he also had a little quiz with reward in CDs and book at the end, 2 main points were how to id the accumulation and distribution phase.
Don Bright already got good review, I just wonder if he read 'the Atkin diet' Bryan Perry gave away a bunchs of stock names according to the hot trends he watched
John Carter 'daytrading mini dow', 'trading SSF' talk about chart set-up and what indicator to use, enough info were given so I think I will set them up and follow along.
if anybody attend these presentations please give impression; Chris Curran, Don Miller 'set-up for emini and EFT" Bob Yoder 'the art of trade acquisition' Steven Poser 'trading with EW ' Kathy Lien 'daytrading, swing trading for forex' and Live Trading Duel
I attended this seminar and was totally disappointed. My opinion is that the title should have been "7 Steps To Mastering Trading Cliches" Nothing really wrong with her words or (endless) lists, but nothing really new or exiting. Perhaps it had been designed for the very new traders. Oh well
On the other hand, I attended the presentations by the Realtick people and two seminars given by Mike Di Gioia and Malcolm Murray of Pristine. Imo, they were all excellent. Yes, they were talking about their products and offerings, which, I happen to think, are pretty good, but they were serious, well focused and informative.