Title: An inter-library loan book at best
Product review: The book is essentially a compilation of questionnaire responses that Krutsinger received from a handful of traders. There are actually systems described and Tradestation code is listed for each one, but if one looks closely, most of the "systems" are literally "made-up" by Krutsinger. Since the famous traders are hesitant to describe their best-performing systems, Krutsinger is left to scrounge for formal systems based on their vague answers. Krutsinger does test each system, although I found the results of almost all of them to be disappointing. For example, most systems averaged less than $7000 / yr, not including commissions. There are some well-performing systems that one could use as starting points, but unless you like to hear lots of commercials for the full version of each author's system or commercials for Tradestation, it's not really a book worth purchasing.
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