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I've also had a good read of Roy's first newsletter, and my first
thought was: "Why didn't I think of that?"
Further reading answered my question. Roy explains complex,
undocumented MetaStock coding techniques in a way that no one else
could. Thoroughly readable, and very easy to understand these
concepts with the aid of the graphics.
Roy's MetaStock Tips and Tricks newsletter, at $8 per issue, is
grossly underpriced.
http://www.metastocktips.co.nz/
jose '-)
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wrote:
>
> I got Roy's email about his newsletter, Metastock Tips and
> Tricks for $99. I subscribed and read my first copy of the
> newsletter, and I wanted to share my thoughts with the group.
>
> I don't know why Equis didn't do this year's ago. They
> could have, they should have, but they didn't. Finally, Roy has it,
> and it's much better than I expected. You can read about it at:
>
> http://www.metastocktips.co.nz/
>
> Even if you don't want to program in MS function language,
> you'll be amazed at what you'll learn reading it. I write
> some custom code, but mostly I wanted to learn to check the code I
> found on other websites to see if it was correct.
>
> I've gotten code from Equis, Kalosz, TASC magazine and
> others. I found errors in a number of indicators, experts and
> explorations that I've gotten from them. Thanks to the things
> I've learned from Roy, I've been able to find the errors and fix
them.
> You really do need to learn to check your code if you want to trust
> it.
>
> When I was first learning to code, I read everything I could
> find, and that wasn't much. People were always asking if this
> thing was worth $250, or if that way was the best way to learn
> coding.
>
> Well, this is the first MS programming instruction that I've seen
> that was worth anything, and this one is worth every penny of the
$99
> a year it costs. I would easily pay Roy double or triple that. Every
> one of my other newsletters costs many times Roy's price, and
> none of them are as good.
>
> Roy has provided a lot of coding help on all of the MS boards.
> It's too bad someone didn't collect all of his knowledge, so all of
> the new, and experienced, users could have the material for
reference
> whenever they needed it.
>
> Roy has been asked to do this many times, and now it's done.
> I've got my copies in a three-ringed binder. I'm going to keep them
> for as long as I'm using MS, and when I stop using MS, I'm going to
> sell my complete set of Roy's newsletters on Ebay for lot more than
> $99.
>
> Equis should just package these with MS and give them to us free. We
> need these more than we need the MS manual. Check this out. You
> won't be disappointed.
>
> No, I don't work for Roy. I don't even live in the same
> country. I'm writing this because I see questions on here all the
> time about the best way to learn to use MS and its function
language.
> Well, here it is.
>
> After you read it, you'll get so excited you'll want to tell
> everyone too! I know other people have read it, and I hope they'll
> tell you what they think, so you'll know this isn't a bogus
promotion
> piece.
>
> Roy, doesn't like to toot his own horn, so I'm blowing it for
> him.
>
> Toot, toot, and toot again!!!!!
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