Title: Only Slightly Disappointing Review: First thing that annoyed me: "Massachusetts" is misspelled everywhere on the CD. Second thing (sorry, we have to get past the annoyances first): it's an audience recording. "Live in Buffalo" is superior audially, since it's a board recording, but the performance is tired, considering the show was the band's 11th in as many days."Live in Mass" finds the group in top form. Wetton's voice is outstanding, and instrumentally they barely miss a lick. Once you get past some of the audience noise on this CD and concentrate on the great songs, it's almost easy to dim the lights, pop a beer, flick your Bic and voila -- it's 1983 again. Is this product review negative?
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Title: A story of a real family with real problems. Review: This book is truly a gem. The characters are beautifully developed, and the story line a gem. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Rolling Stocks Review: This book is a wonderful read, Mr. Witt is an exceptionally fun writer. However, after charting 100's of stocks, there just aren't many that match this strategy. I STRONGLY suggest at least reading 2 other investment manuals, and then start with only 10-20% of your investment dollars using this strategy. Also type in Wade Cook into your browser and see the websites of the people bashing him. That was a real eye-opener for me. Perhaps I'm just gullible. Using that system, I did get a 3 month gain of 150%, but, The company I choose launched a fiber-optic spin-off and I SHOULD have made 400%+. I'll stick with William J. O'Neil anyday. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Market Wizards it ain't Review: This book is billed as a Market Wizards of Day Trading. Well it tries to be but it isn't. It's a fairly shallow knock off.The main problem that is that author is not a day trader himself which while not necessairly a bad thing in itself means that half the time he doesn't know where to focus. That's what makes the Schwager books so good. His book is written for traders by a trader.The second problem is that no strict documentation of trading success was required.The third is that the interview is all rehashed by the author and so you don't get the real dialogue which makes you wonder what's getting lost in the translation.Having said all that, every book has some value so if you have the money go ahead and get it. At the very least you can take a look at some traders and their style. You may glean something.But get Market Wizards or Reminiscences of a Stock Operator if you really want an introduction to trading.This book is a far cry from those. Is this product review negative?
