At 8/28/2001

Neal,

Many thanks for a great weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed the training (alongside such nice gang too).

The seminar is extremely good value and I'm looking forward to typing up my notes over the next couple of days.
In the meantime, I've managed to get both FibNodes and LPOs onto my Txxxxxxxxxxx charts.

Regards,

 At 8/28/2001

Neal,

I'm excited. The seminar provided just the connections between isolated
pieces of knowledge that I was yearning for.

It was also great to interact with the others and find out that regardless
of skill or how long you've been at it, there are some challenges that are
the same for the old hands as well as for beginners like myself.

It's even more incentive for me to find a good
steady, profitable trading groove.

 At 8/28/2001

At 8/28/2001 Neal. I think I learned a lot that will help me going forward. You did a fine job. I'm looking forward to working with you in the future. R .L.

At 8/28/2001 Neal, Enjoyed the workshop. The primary benefits for me were: re-affirmed the power of the tools; and, their proper application. By no means least is the encouragement from simply working with like-minded people. Dan

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Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 Hi Neal, I really appreciate your patience and generosity. You are an excellent teacher. I will be dropping everything and paper-trading the "Bread and Butter" as indicated in DiNapoli's book. It was truly enlightening talking to you. You gave me good perspective on trading, also on life. Your definition of success opened my mind... "Being successful is not needing to trade every day." I liked that. :) Talk soon, C. C. L.

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Date: 08/22/2001 Hi Joe, I used one of your trade signals yesterday on Eur/Usd. ie "the 3x3 double repo failure "on my crazy 225 min chart. It came off a treat. I recommended this on the Gxxxxx-Vxxx forex forum, and since then I've had a few enquiries about this methodology. I pointed them in your direction so expect an influx of requests for "DiNapoli Levels" through Coast Investment or the Gxxxxx-Vxxx bookstore. I hope you don't mind as you prefer not to have too much exposure and I wished too help other traders like myself. On thier forum I use the name "Derry N.I. stealth" if you want to have a look. Regards, D.F.

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Date: 08/21/2001 Mr. Joe DiNapoli, I purchased your book, "Trading with DiNapoli Levels", sometime last year and I finally got to study it. While I am truly enjoying and learning a lot of unique ideas from it, I came across number of numerical mistakes. I am certain you are aware of it, that in Chapter 12 "Tying it together" every single calculation of FibNodes, COP and XOP expansion points are wrong. On chart 12-3 given the F point as 11411 and the 0.382 retracement as 11421, the reaction point should be 11437, which is approximately where the top of the gap is. So is incorrect the COP OP and XOP in reference to Chart 11-17. Possibly there are other similar mistakes in the book. Would it be possible to receive from you a complete list of corrections you have made to the 1998 edition? Thank you in advance, B. H. From: Trader Jo Hi B., We have corrected a few Typos but there has never been a case where calculations were known to be incorrect. You would not believe the number of edits prior to release! I think the issue you raise has to do with calculations on bonds where the last 2 digits are in 32nds, since this is the way the instrument trades. For fast user interaction in explosive and volatile markets the FibNodes software recognizes, calculates and displays bond and note instruments in 32nds. This is much better for the trader. We're very glad you enjoyed the book! j

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Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 Dear Neal! What can I say to you for the help you've so generously given to me; other than, "Thank you very very much." In doing so, you have saved me hours of work. Looking forward to meeting you one day soon and thanking you in person by byeing you a few drinks. Thanks a lot mate, D. M.

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Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 To: Pat I just want to say that I am really enjoying this trading course. It is a lot to absorb by someone who is completely new to this game, but it all makes sense to me. Very well put together, and it is based on common sense. I am thoroughly convinced that I will become very successful trading [using] your methods. Thanks for a great product. We will be doing more business in the future. Greg K.

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Date: 16 Aug 2001 I've traded for 20 years and worked for Merrill Lynch. I can tell you your methods are far superior to what I have been using! This is just a quick congratulations for what you've done in your excellent book. A.W. New York

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 Date: Monday, 13 August 2001

I'm definately glad I made the purchase --Its a very well thought out program.
You tell it like it is. Your a straight shooter!
In places it scares the hell out of you! A guy could get hurt in these
markets!

Greg K.

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 Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001

Dear Sir/Madam

I've been successfully trading options part time for the last three year's. One month ago I purchased a book from your organization called Trading with DiNapoli Levels and have read it cover to cover twice (and plan to read it many more times). Could you please do me a big favor and pass onto Mr DiNapoli my thank's and congratulation's on writing such a good book. I've read a lot of book's on the topic of Technical Analysis and this is by far one of the best I've read so far. My long term goal is to trade my own account full time and with the teachings from this book. I can see that happening a lot sooner than I originally thought.

Once again thank you...
D. M.

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 Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001

Dear Pat,

Thank you for the supersonic delivery of Joe's book. I can't seem to put it down!

Thank you so much!

Yours truly,

Michael G.

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 Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001

Hi, Joe!

I am a novice trader. I read your book and think it's pretty much golden.
Jim C.

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 Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001

Neal,

Thanks for the quick "tech support" as usual.

Chet S

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 Date: Tuesday, 24 July 2001

Hi Joe & Neal,

I feel my improvement has been possible because of participation in the forum. It provides both discipline and feedback, which in turn makes one reevaluate things from a different perspective.

Regards, P.

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 Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001

Hi Pat,

I have purchased a copy of Joe's book on Dinapoli Levels. I was so impressed that I also purchased a copy of FibNodes 5.0 for Windows and Coast Trading Package for Windows. Could you please send me a user id and password to try out the proprietary trader support & education area.

Thank you.

Darren C.

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 Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001

Jo - you were right all along - I listened and believed and respected your advice when I met you in San Francisco, I just thought it didn't apply to me, figured I would not be among the statistics !!

Now I'm getting back into trading, cautiously... like a man walking point behind the lines who has been down that ambush trail before. I have met the enemy and know that the enemy is me !

I look forward to getting back into this war they call Trading. I think I've learned a few things.

Thanks for your Help !!
Andrew C.

 Date: 07/21/2001

Joe,

When I first started trading in 1999, I bought and read Trading with DiNapoli Levels, bought and used (to some extent) both versions of your software, and took your Fibonacci Money Management and Trend Analysis Trading Course. I'll spare you the details, but I got away from your strategies and methodologies early on without learning them well.

As luck would have it, I enjoyed some wonderful beginner's luck short term trading beans and making profits in other markets with a couple of good systems during 1999 and 2000. Like a typical beginner, though, I've never learned a strong discipline well enough to operate on my own. This year I started trying to develop and use my own strategies. The market has handed
me my ass.

After all this experience, I can see much more clearly the value of your technique. So, I am getting back to it. I am trading intraday now with a $50,000 account, using CQG. What would you suggest I do to get back up to speed with your stuff? I have now been humbled and feel mature enough as a trader to learn some of the things you taught but I didn't appreciate in
the beginning.

Thanks,
R. L.

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Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 Subject: Tom Obrien Show - 7/17/01 I listened to you on the radio today. And loved the example on the web. It was great to listen to you and follow along with the Thanks for a wonderful hour. James K.

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 Date: 07/13/2001

I've studied Fibonacci for years, studied with Mxxxx and Pxxxxxxxx. You're years ahead of others. I searched and searched for the very things you're answering in DiNapoli Levels.

Humanitarian to provide this valuable material to the public.

Thank you so much.

If I read this book Years ago I may have said, "That's interesting and put it on the shelf."

Now I have some experience and you have answered so many questions I've had.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate what you have done.

Garry T.

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 Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001

Dear Pat:

I recently purchased "Trading With DiNapoli Levels" and attended Mr.
DiNapoli's workshop at the Trader's Library function two weeks ago in
Washington, DC. I thoroughly enjoyed Mr. Dinapoli's presentation!

Jon R.

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 Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2001

Hi Pat, I received the book and I'm very impressed: it has a nice cover and you start learning from the first page. No doubt, Mr Di Napoli is a great writer and also a good trader. Thanks a lot, I hope to start trading using Di Napoli advices before all the stocks stop falling (let's get short!!! lol)

Well, also as you can see the Spanish post service works fine. Yesterday in the evening I received the book (that is, at 12.00 PM in the US East Coast of July the 10th).

Thanks a lot again and don't doubt about writing an e-mail if you need anything anytime from Spain... Congratulations for the book to Mr. Di Napoli and for you as you're a great assistant.

Alberto M.

 Date: 07/10/2001

Hi, Joe!

I bought your book "Trading with DiNapoli Levels" end of April, set it aside, and picked it up to read on vacation up at the summer house up north. The only dumb move was not reading it right away when I got it.

I just wanted to say thanks, because your book is excellent. Really excellent, actually.

You know those unbelievable calls you warn about? I believe in unbelievable calls. I'm not getting overconfident yet. Just today I calculated the LPOs on an ABC market swing and I'll be damned if we didn't hit the COP already, pause, and go on. My first Minesweeper. Calculated from a 60 min chart, entry using a 5-min and a 30-min pair. I used my own definition of Trend and Direction since I haven't figured out the Stochastic/MACD combo you use yet. I do use a MACD, but it may not be the one you recommend. However, the 3X3 DMA is VERY useful used in conjunction with my own definitions. Yep, I checked on
Direction and Trend in Monthly, Weekly, and Daily charts before I got to the 60 min chart. You warned me not to get lazy and I won't.

Jim C.
Chicago

Hi Jim
We are in business here to receive letters like yours -- it keeps us going!
When your ready go here to continue your education and progress-
j

https://www.fibnodes.com/training/learning_path.asp?m=1

 Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001
Subject: Registered user Password

Pat,

Thanks so much for your faster than fast reply.
I look forward to participating in the forum.
Warm regards,

Pete S.

 Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2001

Hello Pat,

I have now completely read through Joe's book. This is very impressive work. I wish I'd known of Joe's work years ago!

Much appreciated, thanks!

Claude C.

 Date: Fri, 06 Jul 2001

It did in fact arrive on 7/3/01 (my book order). Thank you for all your help in getting it to me. If anything the book has exceeded my expectation. I'm very pleased w/ it!
Thank you,

Scott S

 Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2001

I've been applying Joe's techniques for several months now using 'liquid' stocks - mainly directionals on thrusting stocks. I'm using
stockcharts.com's customisable stockscreener to try and find adequately thrusting stocks.

I'm still papertrading following a statistically amazing run of small losses early on, but am now starting to consistently hit winning trades. I figured that if you can't 'make money' on paper trades there's little probability of being able to do so using the real thing.

Anyway - am finding this Board (client forums) hugely helpful - thanks Joe and your colleagues for all your comments and insights.

Andrew


2nd Quarter - 2001

 Date: June 26, 2001

Good book on the subject; better than Pxxxxxxxx - 3x times the price, also.... a good book that covers most of the things that you'd need to know about Fib and trading techniques with it. Plus how to make a system, details about some of the usual indicators that you see on your average trading software.

A complete package since DiNapoli has it's own indicators for TS.....that you can use to implement some of his good ideas on trading. He also has his own forum of discussion for support. It improved my trading since most of the Fib patterns can show you low risk/high probability trades...

L. M.

 Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001

I've learned a lot from Trading w/DiNapoli Levels. His work is some of the
best on the subject of Fibonacci.

Sean O.

 Date: Friday, 25 May 2001

Dear Joe,

Just wanted to drop you a short and thank you for sharing your knowledge of trading. I have been using it for about a month now, after taking the course from Neal Hughes. I have to say even though I am just getting started, it has given me incredible insight into the movement of the markets within the parameters you have described in your book.

The contrast is of course what I knew from before, which is much the same as the general public, nothing!!! I have spent a lot of time and great deal of money up to this point trying to get knowledge of the market. Finally I am able to analyze a stocks movement, where it is coming from, where it is going to and why.

Thanks again,

M. S.

 Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001

Joe,

I want to thank you for writing such a wonderful book and sharing your life's work with me. I also wanted to thank you for responding to my question I posted on the forum...after all asking questions is how we learn.

Dan M.