Have you ever found yourself with only half the facts? Were you able to allow curiosity to drive you to figure out those missing facts?
Have you ever found yourself in a position where you knew something 'big' that no one else was really seeing completely? Think about a situation where you knew that the generally accepted view of a story was either wrong or incomplete, which caused you to pull your hair out because you wanted everyone to see the story you were seeing. How hard would you really fight to get that story out there?
Those kinds of questions manically drove me to write The Complete TurtleTrader.
I wanted to make the case that making big money, beating the market, is doable if you don't follow the herd, if you think outside the box.
People do have a chance to win in the market game, but they need the right rules and attitude to play by. I knew this because I have spent time with people, traders, who have done exactly that. I have sat down with, learned from and observed men who have made out of this world fortunes. They are different. They look at the world differently.
That means they turn off the TV and ignore Jim Cramer and all the rest of the advice givers. The advice givers, the never ending stream of personalities promising untold riches, are all one big merry go round that never really makes any one real money. If the great traders, the ones who make millions, if not billions, don't listen to Cramer, than why should you? That's why I wrote The Complete TurtleTrader.
Bottom line, I wanted everyone who has ever thought about making more money than they have, or thought about flat out getting 'rich', to see a means to that end that makes sense. I wanted people to see behind Oz' curtain to discover that they too can make the big money.
The limits to any human achievement are in our thoughts and actions, not our genes. That's important news. That's why I wrote The Complete TurtleTrader.

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