TJ has recommended me two books , " Ask Mr. Easy Language," and , " Building Winning Trading Systems." Does anyone else have any other recommendations on books to learn easy language? or power language
thanks
Danny Z
Books for Beginners
Not a book but a complete sequential read through the MC EL help is a must (2 or three of these actually over a year or so since your needs change with new knowledge and ideas). On my first pass I made up a list of useful commands to try some time. On my second pass I added a few that did not seem useful during the first pass. Doing the same with the canned EL studies and functions is equally useful.
I forgot. It is handy to put the list of useful commands in some sort of calendar reminder system so you get a reminder of the list every few weeks/months. Life gets busy and it is easy to forget you have that list and where it is. I put it directly in the calendar record itself. After a few reminders you just search for it when you need it. After you remember it is there and do a search you bump it out a year or two for the next reminder.
I forgot. It is handy to put the list of useful commands in some sort of calendar reminder system so you get a reminder of the list every few weeks/months. Life gets busy and it is easy to forget you have that list and where it is. I put it directly in the calendar record itself. After a few reminders you just search for it when you need it. After you remember it is there and do a search you bump it out a year or two for the next reminder.
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Somebody, it might have been TJ (sorry whoever it was), posted a nice site for beginners a while back:
http://markplex.com/tutorials.php
A nice place to start.
http://markplex.com/tutorials.php
A nice place to start.
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these are the books OP referred to in the first post:
The first one is a good starters for learning EasyLanguage,
the second one is a good starter for learning Autotrading.
Ask Mr. Easylanguage
http://www.amazon.com/Ask-Mr-Easylangua ... =8-1-spell
Building Winning Trading Systems with TS
http://www.amazon.com/Building-Winning- ... gy_b_img_b
The first one is a good starters for learning EasyLanguage,
the second one is a good starter for learning Autotrading.
Ask Mr. Easylanguage
http://www.amazon.com/Ask-Mr-Easylangua ... =8-1-spell
Building Winning Trading Systems with TS
http://www.amazon.com/Building-Winning- ... gy_b_img_b
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before you spend money on books,
you should check out the FREE tutorials and pdf ebooks here:
http://www.tssupport.com/support/tutorials/
Getting Started with EasyLanguage is the ebook you must download if you're thinking about using EasyLanguage but don't know where to start.
you should check out the FREE tutorials and pdf ebooks here:
http://www.tssupport.com/support/tutorials/
Getting Started with EasyLanguage is the ebook you must download if you're thinking about using EasyLanguage but don't know where to start.