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We are upgrading the broadcasting technology that we use to deliver the show -- and we'll have that ready in the next few days. We'll send you an email when it is ready -- we should be ready to start the show again by January 30, 2008.
Thanks for listening -- we are going to bring you some great new programs and we are happy to have you with us.
There is NO SHOW on Monday, January 21. It's a US Bank Holiday and we're taking a break for the show. If you miss us, which I am sure all three listeners do, then please listen to an archived show.
Then, on Tuesday, we're kicking off our weekly theme (Recessions) with a bang!
Click here to register for the video portion of the TUESDAY radio broadcast.
And just visit this page at 8:30 am EST on Tuesday January 22, 20,08 for the show.
Today we discussed some crazy stuff, finishing off Boyd's OODA loop by talking about decision and action. But there was much, much more than that. Geddy Lee weighed in on the discussion, as did J. Paul Getty, and more Gettys than you can start a war with.
Click here to listen to the rebroadcast / podcast.
The next show will be Friday, January 18, 2008, at 8:30 am EST.
To view the visual (webinar) portion of the radio show, click here to register for the webinar.
Today we continued our discussion of Boyd's feedback OODA loop and how it relates to trading. Dave enlightened us with his presentation about how our Orientation (the second O in the loop) affects our ability to trade successfully.
Click here to go download the presentation about Boyd's loop. If anyone is interested in creating a version that is more centered on trading, please let me know by sending me an email.
The next show is Thursday, Jan 17, 2008.
To watch the visual (webinar) portion of the show, click here to register for the webinar.
Today we talked about how we observe the world around us, and that if we become more observant about ourselves in a better position to be successful as a trader. We discussed the fact that trading is often viewed as a zero-sum game, where your gain is someone else's loss, and that this type of thinking demonstrates a lack of resourcefulness and can only lead to pain in the long run (especially as traders).
Click here to listen to the podcast from the radio show for January 16, 2008.
Dave kindly shared with us his favorite Haggis recipes and we talked about statistical process measurements. We looked at the GBP/JPY and its huge move down to 210.00, and the EUR/USD, the USD/CAD, and the EUR/JPY.
Today's show started off our week-long topic of kaizen, or constant improvement. Doing a better job at the process of learning and trading can lead to more consistent profits over time. We also looked at the GBP/JPY daily, the USD/CAD 4 hour charts, and more.
Here is the set of New Zealand Charts that we talked about today.
Today's show featured talk about music we listen to while trading, the New Zealand economy, the problems at Merrill Lynch, Countrywide/BofA, Citigroup, and others. And we talked about Alan Greenspan, the High Priest of the Secret Society of Inflationary Monetarists.
