David Blair's Guide to Trader Lies

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I once went to the Traders Expo in New York City and threw up in the mens room after 20 minutes of strolling the main hall.  OK, I didn’t actually throw up but I should/could have.  The Sea of Cheese in that place was just unimaginably pungent – a room full of charlatans selling their trading “systems” to retired motherf*&%ers in velcro shoes.

I don’t know who I felt more sorry for.

Anyway, the one positive from that day was meeting David Blair of Crosshairs Trader who had into town to check out the Expo.  David is a true teacher and practitioner of the Art.  He’s got something hilarious up at his site that reminded me of the Expo…

 

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PLEASE READ: CAVEAT EMPTOR (Crosshairs Trader)

 

 

 

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