My father was a charismatic character: a champion sportsman who landed in HK to start a job as a lowly accountant and by the time he died, had risen to become the Managing Director with an equity share. He was a well-liked, charismatic character who taught me much: the value of keeping your word, integrity and fair dealing. Among other lessons were his sayings. One of them was:

“The highest praise you can receive is genuine praise from someone you admire and the praise’s content and its form is one you want to be praised for”.

In Brett’s blog (http://traderfeed.blogspot.com/)  yesterday, I felt truly praised:

  • It came from someone I respect and admire.
  • It’s clear that Brett took the trouble to read Nature of Trends. Given that I see Brett as a digital-kinesthetic-auditory personality and that I am a visual-kinesthetic-digital, I suspect the reading was no  easy task. The fact that he did read it is something I deeply appreciate.

So thank you, Brett,  for taking the trouble to read the book and for all the trouble you took to write the review. I am very grateful for what you did.

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S&P

Tomorrow I’ll be posting the blog early. I want to cover a full analyis of the S&P and in the process show how Barros Swings, Ray Wave and Market Profile come together to provide a roadmap for a trade.

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