I can try. The most that could happen is they say no. I think there is a limit, something like "not more than 10% of the book", if I recall. No mention of how many attempts you can make per week though. This is just speculation so far as the book is in the reference section. Once I get the copy, will try and get it scanned (that will take time). So overall, it's not like the project will be completed within 2 weeks tops, if it can be done at all. I was thinking, ET members who have made contributions (even if it's just for laughs - but some of you really rock) will get it free. Others may have to paypal a nominal fee to charity (but not sure about this). Again no guarantees, can only try.
I bought a copy a few years back from this outfit. Maybe they have some left. Rahfeldt & Associates PO Box 7115 Jupiter, FL 33468 407-744-8730/800-241-8906
Those guys don't appear to be in the business anymore. I did a search and it lists them as a Construction Co (go figure). But I did find the following list of Toby's articles that bacically cover everything in the book. Its cheaper than buying the book. http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-b...og=traderscom&catalog=traderscom&query=crabel
Toby can be reached at: Crabel Advisory Services Inc. 312 E. Buffalo Street #30 Milwaukee, WI 53202 (414)224-7510 http://www.crabel.com
Most of these links etc are redundant from another thread http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10710 but it's cool. Actually, as it turns out, Toby's hedge fund blew up and he's now forced to earn a living hyping his book here at ET and then selling them at eBay and Amazon and from what I've heard also moonlights as Paul Tudor Jones's pool man. Which is only right. Toby, if you're reading this don't feel ashamed and embarrassed. We understand and support you 100%. No one said trading was easy. Hey man, you did the best you could. PS Is Tony Crabel any relation to Toby Oz? Hmmmm
the logical trader by mark b fisher has open range trade http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...v=glance&s=books&vi=reader&img=12#reader-link somebody's summary crabel book "a book that basically says: if price > open + 0.0033*open then buy, else if price < open - 0.0033*open then sell. " is this correct?
http://www.wilmott.com/310/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=3180 Wednesday October 23, 2002 04:28 AM OPENING-RANGE BREAKOUT TIMELINE 1983- Richard Dennis gives his famous seminars to floor brokers and traders alike. He advises them to look at the board a half hour after the open, and buy or sell whatever is furthest from the previous day's close. 1986- Monroe Trout resigns as an employee of Victor Niederhoffer, and sets out to apply the pattern and momentum lessons he has learned on the NYFE, to his own position trading. 1988- Mark Fisher starts his clearing firm on the NYMEX. 1989- Toby Crabel writes his book, "Day Trading with Short Term Price Patterns & Opening Range Breakout." 1993- Toby Crabel quits working for Victor Niederhoffer - like Monroe Trout and Roy Niederhoffer before him - and sets out to trade on his own. 2002- Toby Crabel, with nearly 300 different systems in production, finishes 10 years without a single losing year, with an 11% average annual return, with a maximum drawdown of 4.24% over the period, and with well over a billion dollars under management charging a 3% management fee. MP Is this true. Anyone tried this magazine http://www.wilmott.com/310/magazine.cfm