Video: Trader, Paul Tudor Jones

http://www.safehaven.com/article/20401/paul-tudor-jones-ii-master-of-the-markets

 

http://www.scribd.com/doc/16588637/Paul-Tudor-Jones-Failure-Speech-June-2009

 

Financial markets are full of misdirection, old wives tales, sleight of hand and subtrfuge--particullarly from the highest levels. nothing is as it seems. If you internalize anything, learn this.

thanks for the kind words,

surf

 

Well, he has since parted company with Borish, and with that, I would like to think, maybe his goofiness about Elliot and Gann. As I recall, those long-term charts did not exactly deliver as expected.

I think the important thing is that he notes ninety-percent of any great trader is going to be the risk control. The remainder is, therefore, a matter of finding reasonable entry momentum. Therefore, as long as the 90% is the focal point, any reasonable identification of imminent or early momentum will do for the remaining 10% of the equation. And I would think PTJ has honed both variables over the decades.

 

And there you have it. Marketsurfer is a misdirected old wife.

 

Indeed. You'd have to be to take a documentary produced by a taxpayer-funded public access station, claim it's a "first edition", pirate copies of it and then resell at a (likely) obscene markup.

And then... call others communists for watering down your profit margin using the same technique -- just for free and with online distribution.

Only in an field as incoherent and misdirected as this one can a parasite posture as a captain of industry.

 

Have you ever met either of them?.... I didn't think so.

 

I don't pretend to move in such rarified circles, so I don't quite understand your point. Assuming, of course, that there was one.

 

My point was, WTF do you know about whether they stay in touch? You've answered the question.

 

Tudor Jones gets his info these days where all big money shots get them.

Watching Jimmy Rogers and Marc Faber video's on youtube.