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Question on Ken Robert's Manual
"Hi Courtney
I, like many others, received a pamphlet from Ken Roberts Co. I have no experience in futures trading and very little with stocks, mutual funds, etc. I am a wife and mother of two. I have always had my own career, but chose to stay home for my kids (I still work periodically in the film industry). Anyway, I sent for his manual and received it last week. I have also been looking for commodity info on the Internet and came across your report. I read what you wrote and am just wondering about the dangerous things you mentioned that I should look out for or be aware of. I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks so much and take care."
T

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

Editor-in-Chief Courtney Smith: I think that there are two key dangerous ideas. The first is that he focusses very little attention to the size of the stop loss orders that he enters. For example, in the course he talks about ABC patterns and one of the examples he uses is the gold market during the explosion of 1980. If you follow his example, you would have used a stop $4000 away from the market. That's a lot of risk! Another key problem is that he tries to make it seem easy to make money in the market. Don't believe it. Futures trading is very hard. 90% of participants lose money! The two keys to futures trading success are the psychological aspects and the risk management aspects. Entry and exit rules are secondary. Having said all that, good luck and good trading!
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