Commodities Trading Material Question - CTCR Commodity Futures Questions from Readers

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Question on Clear Commodities Materials
"I recently saw a new book advertised by Gerald Marisch called "The W.D. Gann Method of Trading - A Simplified, Clear Approach." Is this book any good? Does it explain things better than Larry Williams' "Batting .800"? I know Larry Williams is a proven commodity's trader, however I read a review of his course recently and I agree with that review. His book is sloppy and does not reference things on the page very well. Also, the video course is not very easy to follow. I'm looking for some plain english, simple charting systems to get started in commodities trading. Can you help? Thanks for your time." A.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF COURTNEY SMITH'S ANSWER AT CTCR Online

Editor-in-Chief Courtney Smith: Sorry, I haven't seen the WD Gann book. Where can we get a copy? I agree with your comments on Larry's work. He's a proven trader but his published work is sometimes sloppy. I recommend that you get Peter Brandt's book on classic chart trading futures. I'm afraid that it might be out of print but try: http://www.rb-trading.com/ since they were the publishers. We also gave a high review to Linda Raschke and Larry Connor's book Street Smarts (available on the CTCR web site). I use some of those techniques myself!

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