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zozzy222 said:money tree,
I am one of the many people who have replied to your free course offer. As much as I'd dearly love to receive a free copy of your course I'm thinking my odds aren't good considering the large number of reponses, and I'm pretty sure your not going to give us all a copy. So how would you feel about a revised offer - If a member agrees to review your course and post the results they can purchase the course for half the usual price. Atleast this way you get something in return. It would be up to you how many members you wish to offer this to.
You can count me in.
Steve.
money tree said:envelope please.......
the winners are:
- bvbfan
- richkid
- Julia
I looked for people who were prominant posters, but those who contribute and dont get into arguments.
astojic86 said:hey sorry to all the older people i pissed off. Didn't think people would take that much offense to it,
anyway i really got one thing to say, you can get all this information for FREE, go to your public library or university library pick up some accounting and finance books go to the contents page and look for things that look interesting for you to read, hey i bet you will find all this info for FREEEEEEEE that moneytree is offering.
There is no secrets in this world, everything is written down in books.
YOU HAVE TO GET OFF YOUR ASS AND GO READ IT
For everyone that is a stupid go buy this book and waste 500$
If you need to buy the book you should not be investing money, your financial advisor should be doing it for you.
And if youi find the books at the university interesting you might want to send me 500$ instead.
RichKid said:I agree that you don't have to spend big bucks to learn stuff, especially at the start (but software, data and hardware can cost a bit), plenty of books in local libraries and cheap books at the bookshops; although some things aren't in the books and it helps to have a guiding hand on occasion, especially in the area of psychology and trade mgmt. A few of us here on ASF have posted some titles in the Beginners Forum for newbies (search using keywords like 'books'). Another thing that you need is time and patience, the markets will always be there, no rush.
You certainly shouldn't be wasting large amounts of your capital on learning stuff that is freely available. Can't really comment on MT's course in full but from some of the samples he's shared it looks similar to stuff in published books, but then similar doesn't mean identical and the purpose of the review is to see if it has something of value to add- guess I'll know if this arrangement works out.
astojic86 said:anyway i really got one thing to say, you can get all this information for FREE, go to your public library or university library pick up some accounting and finance books go to the contents page and look for things that look interesting for you to read, hey i bet you will find all this info for FREEEEEEEE that moneytree is offering. There is no secrets in this world, everything is written down in books.
If it looks like sour grapes and reads like sour grapes then......Happy said:Well well well, let me sum up the freebie saga.
And probably this post looks like sour grapes to everybody else.
Of course congratulations to winners and just funny thought, according to final selection criteria, owner of the course could not give one to himself, luckily he doesn’t have to.
bullmarket said:Hi happy
to me, the whole exercise came across as a desperate attempt to drum up some awareness of his course by resorting to giving it away for free.
the whole things sounded suss because whenever someone gives away something for free when they usually charge for it, it suggests to me there isn't much demand for it.
bullmarket
bullmarket said:to me, the whole exercise came across as a desperate attempt to drum up some awareness of his course by resorting to giving it away for free.
bullmarket said:the whole things sounded suss because whenever someone gives away something for free when they usually charge for it, it suggests to me there isn't much demand for it.
cheers
bullmarket
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