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Title: Quite possibly the worst book ever written on the markets
Review: Before recieving this book, I had a theory that I should buy any book on the markets which caught my eye. After all, every book has at least one good insight, and that one thing could take me to a higher level of understanding.I also had a high regard for the author, and his Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) was something I relied on daily.Well I did learn a few things from this book:1. It's possible to create a system with rigid rules, but still doesn't provide any insight into what the market will do next.2. You can fill 193 pages with absolutely nothing.3. You can charge outrageous sums of money for something, if you print it on shiny paper, wrap it in leather binding, and hype it heavily.4. Experts with great reputations WILL throw it all away to squeeze out short term profits by misleading trusting admirers. Then generating resentment by threatening legal action for discussing your discontent.Don't this crap.
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