Sunday, October 16, 2005

I'm Back!

What a week! I've been through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennesse, and Arkansas on my travels this past week. We pretty much stayed in and around Atlanta either at a conference or with family. It has been a great experience. Learned a lot at the conference, spent some quality time with family, and enjoyed some great scenery such as the Appalachian Mountains north of Atlanta.

The difficult part was being cut-off from the Internet for such as long time (1 week). Ha ha. And I'm paying for it with all the emails and blogs to read. The blogosphere has been busy!

I also got a chance to dive into the book, How Markets Really Work by Connors and Sen. A great book and one that triggered several system ideas that I'm anxious to work on. I plan to discuss more on this book later in the week...so stay tuned!

Also, thank you to everyone on the baby news congrats. I really appreciate it.

Well, gotta get back to my rat-killin...so check out these posts that caught my attention and I'll write more later.
Recent interview of Ryan Jones a.k.a Fixed Ratio Jones by TradingMarkets. Read here.

This article by Steven Gabriel shares some of the insights from the book, How Markets Really Work. Read here.

Nice blog by Dr. Wish that I recently stumbled across. Here's one of his posts detailing the Darvis Method of Trading. Read here. There's some great system ideas in this post to test.
By the way, a big thank you goes out to April for introducing me to Ginger Ale on our recent trip. Great stuff. Can you believe I've never had ginger ale before? I know, I know...I'm showing how backwoods I am. April was kind enough to send me home with two bottles. Also, they grilled some steak that was amazing and were kind enough to share their seasoning secrets...Dale's Seasoning. Amazing stuff. And another thank you to Mysti for taking us to the Fair and letting us borrow their MapQuest to get home. I really don't know how we would have gotten back without it. Thanks guys!

Later Trades,

MT

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