waiheke island, new zealand. summer down under...really good at this game. detailed syllabus for the...

2015 Summer Down Under Tutorial 7-10 December 2015,

Waiheke Island, New Zealand.

I know many of you are interested in getting a feel for our occasional DC Tutorials, so here for

your edification and enjoyment are the unedited Forum Posts from our last two Tutorials:

Waiheke Island, New Zealand, December 2013 and Los Angeles, USA, May 2015. We are

returning to fabulous Waiheke Island for our 2015 end of year event and hope to see and meet

many of you there. Some will be new to DC Tutorials and some will be returning to brush up

their trading skills and update their knowledge. Whether you are trading a small account

occasionally or are a big Hedge Fund Honcho, DC Tutorials are the only step if you aspire to be

really good at this game. Detailed syllabus for the Waiheke Island 2015 Tutorial and

accommodation arrangements etc will be emailed to you over the weekend if you are on our

mailing list. If not, please email me at [email protected] for full details or with any

questions.

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namelocb (Subscriber) Jul 11, 2015 - 6:31pm GMT

89 days ago

As an LA conference attendee, I can confirm MC154's testimonial. As a hedge fund trading

advisor living/breathing price action for years at the hard right edge of the chart, the DC is unlike

anything I have ever seen or imagined. It is indeed the DNA of markets.

Behavioral finance is all the rage now that the random walk theory has been shown to have little

or no practical value. Instead, now, among the market smart set, it's all about understanding the

mechanics of irrational human choices and its consequent trading activity. Yet another

monumental waste of time and energy if you're passionately interested in what is the true driving

force behind market price action. Above all of the nonsensical theories, is the quiet surety of the

DC which controls all markets.

I slowly began to believe in the DC when using DC ratios to measure price retracements: I found

them astoundingly accurate compared with fibs with which I had always had an uneasy

relationship. The DC is uncanny and startling: the blue lines are indeed high-power price

magnets which are many orders of magnitude more precise than standard institutional

support/resistance levels derived from price-volume studies or market profiles (formerly my

bread and butter).

The DC, and most importantly John's careful, intelligent elucidation of it, is the best trading edge

one could ever hope for. Give thanks a) that you found your way to this site b) that this

mailto:[email protected]

knowledge is in the hands of that rarest of breeds, a gentleman. That's rarely (NEVER) the case

in this industry which is brimming over with quacks and charlatans.

Lastly, if you're just dipping your toe in the water here as I was before the LA conference,

remember that Newton's universal law of gravitation, Maxwell's electromagnetism, and certainly

Einstein's relativity were each regarded as absurdities before they were shown to be clearly and

demonstrably true. They aligned with observable physical reality, not someone's plausible yet

unproven idea of how things work. The DC aligns magnificently with the observable reality of

market behavior. Do yourself a favor and turn off CNBC and Bloomberg, drop whatever you're

working on, and devote yourself to the DC exclusively. You'll see that while it is perfectly

absurd by all modern market metrics, it is nonetheless valid and true inspite of one's personal

beliefs and theories about how markets are supposed to work. How liberating it is to be wrong!!!

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MC154 (Guest) Jun 19, 2015 - 10:03am GMT

111 days ago

It's been pretty much 3 weeks since returning to Australia from the DC Tutorial in Los Angeles.

And just as John said, all the pieces of the puzzle are slowly starting to make a little more sense

!. I am now 'seeing' the DanielCode more than ever, and the DanielCode Trading Channels as

John reminded us many times, are proving something of immense value.

The recent run-up and subsequent pull-back in the USDJPY, now makes sense. The current price

action in GBPJPY is a lot clearer...

The consolidation in Silver at its current lows, has been another example of what was taught at

the tutorial coming true once I returned to my 'Post-DanielCode Tutorial' life !. and then there's

the MoonBeams, which I continue to study and find astonishing..

The CADJPY, GBPCHF and EURUSD all seem alot clearer to trade now as well....the 'FOG' is

slowly lifting !

I was able to catch-up today with the only other 'Aussie' who attended the LA tutorial, who

fortunately lives only 15 mins away.... after nearly 2 hours talking everything DC, we realised

that we had learned alot, but still HAVE alot to learn.

The reason for this post is to hopefully, share the fact that 3 weeks after the tutorial everything

that John 'Said/Taught/Showed' our group is starting to fall into place... at least in my mind. On

several occasions, John repeated the phrase that - "The DanielCode is the DNA of markets

!'....with what I am seeing, I cannot dispute this..

For those who read this and think I may be on a 'naive high' post the tutorial, then all I can say is

that whilst working for some large well known banks and broking firms (well known in Australia

and the US), I was 'made' to study all the requisite topics/subjects to be at the 'pointy end of the

business'... essentially, a waste of time compared to the DC...

So thanks again to 'Providence' and to John.


JCN () Jun 08, 2015 - 12:03am GMT

123 days ago

From hds6161 today:

Morning (here) John, hope you're well after the long trip...after many years of waiting this past

weeks tutorial was all that I anticipated and more...first, to get a chance to meet the man behind

the material and second a unique educational birthday present to myself a long time coming...the

bonus being a chance to share it with an old friend amongst a wonderful group of

individuals...while a light switch moment has yet to occur the "dimmer" switch is slowly turning

up...perhaps less (or more to keep the liver in shape?) intoxicating liquids might have been

helpful...however, when in Rome...in short, despite certain claims of fool hardy spending by

some I feel the price paid to be money paid forward toward a better future with practice...this

month is my annual hell month with a full work load for summer clients arriving for the season

so time will be short for studying but, again, thanks for your sharing of this knowledge with us

and I look forward to the opportunity to attend another tutorial in the future.


JCN () Jun 07, 2015 - 11:16pm GMT

123 days ago

Nice email from RA who attended the LA Tutorial and learned about fast moves and counter

trends. This got him short Gold on Wednesday 06/03 and he wrote to advise he closed out these

trades at the appropriate DC target on Friday for a nice $2000 per one contract. Good trading

Ray and you are well on the way to winning your Tutorial expenses in a week or so!!


mela (Subscriber) Jun 06, 2015 - 4:53pm GMT

124 days ago

Somebody said " Whatever It Takes" and that is exactly the way it is.

I came across the Daniel Code about a year ago , just started reading and watched all the

webinars. It took some time but after this I started trading a sim account only using DC protocols

and adding some extra's that were shown during the webinars and I did just fine or should I say

better than average !!!

After 6 month of sim trading I attended my first tutorial .

During those 3 days we took a journey from 101 trading up to pro level trading , John showed us

some magical stuff that I have never seen before and all the new material can be used with our

basic tools and that makes it a beauty on its own , easy and simple.

Thanks for a beautiful time in L.A , learning a lot of new stuff and meeting nice people from all

over the world I just had a super week.

Bye bye John and let the Magic begin.

Thanks John . MELA , Crans Montana , Switzerland


JCN () Jun 03, 2015 - 9:22pm GMT

127 days ago

Thanks for the comments/observations on the 2015 LA Summer Tutorial at Manhattan Beach,

LA. folks. Keep them coming.

One of my clients who had the fortune/misfortune of not doing Latin at school, mandatory for

those contemplating a Law Degree back in the day, thought the phrase "ne plus ultra" in

namelocb's post below was a typo!! In fact it is a well known Latin phrase with the definition

below:

ne plus ul·tra noun: ne plus ultra: the perfect or most extreme example of its kind; the ultimate.

"he became the ne plus ultra of bebop trombonists" synonyms: last word, ultimate, perfect

example, height, acme, zenith, epitome, quintessence


namelocb (Subscriber) Jun 03, 2015 - 7:57pm GMT

127 days ago

I've been in the hedge fund space since 1998 in all aspects of operations including market analyst

and stock picker. The right edge of the chart is no longer a scary place for me. All of my work

has been focused on careful risk management and picking the very best technical entries w/ as

many catalysts telling me I'm most likely correct. That is, like everyone who survives as a trader

using well-known public methods, I have developed a trading strategy that has at its core a keen

appreciation of how easy it is to get it wrong and mess it up. After the LA conference, I can see

that I can now leave all that behind and instead focus on that which really moves markets: DC

numbers. John has always made this claim. After the LA conference, I now believe him. Future

price action is already baked into prior price action if you know how to analyze the market

properly (which I am now convinced no one on the planet knows how to do thoroughly with the

exception of John). The material he teaches is epic. There are no proper words for it. John’s work

is the ne plus ultra of trading. You’ll happily eat humble pie realizing the technical analysis

principles you have spent years absorbing are in fact either meaningless, or are ripples on the

ocean in the wake of the giant luxury liner of Daniel Code price action. John showed us these

very mechanisms which underlie price action itself. I had forgotten that was even possible, but

thankfully, had not given up hope. After endless toil, how did Newton feel about the universe

when he discovered the universal law of gravitation? No doubt less anxious. I feel the same way

about the markets now. They’re no longer a mystery. Having spent my entire life on this exciting

yet difficult journey, what's better than that?


rayalexander123 (Guest) Jun 02, 2015 - 8:55pm GMT

128 days ago

Attending the LA tutorial was one of the best decisions I have ever made. The thorough

examination of the hidden order of markets which John guided us through has instilled a high

degree of confidence in my trading. The ability to see what others cannot is a gift that I am very

grateful to John for bestowing on me, and I am looking forward to honing my new skills even

further as time goes on. How good do you want to be... or should I say, how wealthy do you

want to be?


miwatt (Subscriber) Jun 01, 2015 - 10:55pm GMT

129 days ago

I've arrived back in Australia and already back at my "day" job in institutional investment

management. There have been a number of investment strategy meetings I have had to attend

listening to the my professional peers waffle on about where they think the markets will go. If

they only knew...all markets turn at the Daniel Code numbers.

I feel quite empowered now that I have attended the tutorial. Don't get me wrong, it is by no

means a walk-in-the-park. I still have hours and hours of work ahead of me

before I master this discipline called the Daniel Code. But what we all learnt in those three days

in the tutorial, and the relaxed sessions outside chatting with John and all the guys has given me

an insight that I would never been able to do on my own.

I can't thank John enough for what he has passed on to me, in fact to all those that attended. I am

eagerly waiting for the next tutorial as this is only the beginning.

Cheers, Michael


MC154 (Guest) May 30, 2015 - 10:59pm GMT

131 days ago

BANG!... After 11 Months of reading every DC article and listening to just about every DC

video, and taking copious pages of notes, I finally bit the bullet and had to come to the DC

tutorial in LA.

I've been down the path of GANN, Fibs, Natal Charts, Planetary Alignments, Automated

Trading, Black Boxes and all other manner of 'Hocus Pocus'. I can understand people's

skepticism of the 'origin' of Mr Needham's work, but I leave this tutorial knowing that there is

still work ahead to make the DC work for me, but at least now I've left the highway of

'Confusion' and am now solely focused in one direction... that of the DanielCode.

After many years working in large well known broking firms and banks and studying Technical

Analysis at an industry recognised organisation, nothing I was ever taught comes close to what

Mr Needham taught myself and our group in this last week.

Many of my fellow students at this tutorial learnt enough in the 1st day to have our heads

spinning. In short, we learnt quite quickly that there IS a LOGIC and ORDER to the movements

of the markets ONCE you are taught what to look for... its that simple.. Learn the DanielCode

and the 'fog' will be lifted.

So I would just like to personally thank Mr Needham and (of course Daniel) for all his work in

bringing this body of work to us. He certainly didn't have to share all his knowledge with us - the

"Great Unwashed" !.

In the words of someone with a greater grasp of the English language than myself, to sum up the

DanielCode, I refer to Mr William Blake - " What is now proved was once only imagined".

Thanks again John


JCN () May 28, 2015 - 4:27am GMT

133 days ago

Thanks Sage. Yes the troops here are very excited as the new stuff rolls out. Be better if you

guys were here!!


SisterSage (Subscriber) May 27, 2015 - 12:20am GMT

134 days ago

Hope you're all having big fun in LA. x


JCN () May 26, 2015 - 11:45pm GMT

135 days ago

The 2015 US Summer Tutorial is starting in El Segundo, LA. in a few hours time. Due to the

timing of the Tutorial lectures, DC trade signals will be posted about 90 minutes later than usual.

This will only affect signals for 05/28-29.

Midweek chart updates due Wednesday evening will also be posted some hours later than is

usual.


frank (Subscriber) Apr 03, 2015 - 1:50pm GMT

188 days ago

I see I'm quoted many times in the DC summer tutorial syllabus. I still stand by my comments.

They are as valid as ever. The DC numbers are the biggest discovery in the financial world and

nobody seems to notice. They are the mathematical proof that God exists, that JCN is a whizkid

by discovering them and that we are all governed by providence. Thank God Needham saved me

from random walk theories.

In this Easter holiday season we remember the resurrection of Christ. After being put to death to

take the punishment deserved by others for the sins of the world, Jesus rose again from the dead.

For us it's a lesson in humility and respect, probably the most important characteristics you need

to be a good human and a good DC trader.


JCN () Feb 25, 2014 - 4:42am GMT

590 days ago

I have a few questions to address at Thursday's webinar from Steve but nothing from the rest of

you. Does this mean you are all trading perfectly?

Hooray!!


JCN () Feb 21, 2014 - 12:27am GMT

594 days ago

2nd follow up webinar for the Waiheke Tutorial is at 8PM US ET on Wednesday February 26.

Terry is sending your invitations today.

Please email me with any questions or particular areas you would like me to cover.


JCN () Jan 24, 2014 - 12:53am GMT

622 days ago

John

looking forward to your webinar and thanks all at the Waiheke tutorial for a lot of input and

patience offered to the newbies (Sage/ Mustang/ Fluff / Shift4 & co). A lot to learn but the great

atmosphere contributed hugely. Also Frank for the very good presentation.

John I could see you were full of admiration for my common sense approach to dress (aka dress

sense). Jandals in the sub tropical pouring rain (please, not thongs - that's oh so Australian). A

stroke of brilliance and if my trading skills reflect the same insights, all shall be good. Ha Ha Ha.

ChrisM - wrong Norfolk but thanks. This is the down under version that JN described. Two

hours flight to the nearest landfall. Never seen by the Earl of Norfolk who Capt Cook named it

after. Originally the island where hardened UK criminals were sent for heinous crimes like

stealing loafs of bread. Later given over to the families of the mutineers of the Bounty by Queen

Victoria. But enough of the history lesson - its all online FYI.

Chris if you’re lost about the jandals/thongs, think of the UK equivalent - roman sandals and

long white socks on the beaches of Brighton

Happy new year all, good trading and thanks John. You offer a lot of very powerful insights to

learn from.

Phil


JCN () Jan 16, 2014 - 11:22pm GMT

630 days ago

Note in today from a Waiheke Island Tutorial graduate who gets it:

"Since working on what you have taught us at the tutorial, I just have one word to say " WOW"

THANK YOU

Regards

Darryl K, Sydney, Australia"


JCN () Jan 15, 2014 - 4:12am GMT

631 days ago

The 1st of 3 follow up webinars to cement the learning from the Waiheke Island Tutorial is at

8:30PM US ET on Monday 01/20. Attendees please email me any questions you would like

covered and particular areas you would like me to focus on.

Terry will be sending your invitations shortly.


JCN () Dec 17, 2013 - 12:43am GMT

660 days ago

ChrisMcD: Your namesake is on Norfolk Island, Australia. Norfolk Island is a small island in the

Pacific Ocean located between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia, 1,412 kilometres

(877 mi) directly east of mainland Australia's Evans Head, and about 900 kilometres (560 mi)

from Lord Howe Island. The island is part of the Commonwealth of Australia, but it enjoys a

large degree of self-governance. Together with two neighbouring islands, it forms one of

Australia's external territories. It has 2,300 people living on 35 km2. Its capital is Kingston and

where the Bounty Mutineers moved to after Pitcairn Island.

But likely one of your mob originally. He has a particularly classy line of outfits particularly the

Norfolk Island "formal" gear. HA!!


4trading (Guest) Dec 16, 2013 - 11:04pm GMT

661 days ago

What a fantastic 3 week journey we had in New Zealand with the last week in Waiheke and the

tutorial. Fun to catch up with some students I`ve met before and all the new ones!

Hope to see you all again!

Merry Christmas

To all of you from me and my family!


chrismcdonnell (Guest) Dec 16, 2013 - 12:26pm GMT

661 days ago

If Norfolk Phil is in Norfolk UK,it would be great to meet up

with you.Not many traders in Norfolk!!


Fluffy Cuffs (Guest) Dec 16, 2013 - 7:46am GMT

661 days ago

Thanks to everyone for making the tutorial such a fun time! I am still recovering.

Despite the rain stopping the fishing trip the water tanks are now full and the sun has shone since

then.

Have a wonderful Christmas and a great time with your friends and families.


JCN () Dec 16, 2013 - 1:33am GMT

661 days ago

The video of Frank's 4th Seal presentation is severely corrupted due to the amazingly slow

internet connection with Europe. We are trying to get it reconstituted but that may take a week or

more. In the meantime the PowerPoint that the presentation was based on is being sent to

Waiheke attendees today.

Was great meeting our new friends and catching up with previous guests. Waiheke Ferries are a

real trap being so close to "Soul" at the Auckland Viaduct. Fluffy met me at Auckland airport

and we were having a quiet Bloody Mary as we waited to meet Fluffy's better half. The drinks

and ambience was so good that we missed the 4, 5 and 6 PM ferries and had to scramble to make

the 7:30 version. But it was a sunny day on Auckland's great harbour and some of the best BMs

ever!!

Thanks to all who contributed in various ways headed by Mary C and Fluffy who hatched the

Waiheke plan at the April Las Vegas Tutorial plus Mustang, Sage and Frank who gave us a

peerless 4th Seal presentation and of course Shift4 who was the master of night time ceremonies

and backed up in daylight to give an innovative and sensational GMAJ training session together

with Fluffy.

Sage assisted by Mustang introduced us to some new dance steps as she made her FractZen

presentation and all agreed the food and facilities at our host "The Venue" was likely the best

yet.

My personal thanks to Peter A who shielded me from the weather and played up severely after

dark.

Work hard; Play hard. And we certainly did!!


HonestJohn (Subscriber) Dec 13, 2013 - 4:19am GMT

664 days ago

By the way Shifty Chicago is now concealed carry so it is 'safe' for you to stop by if you so

desire.



664 days ago

Ah Shifty we all know I am your secret crush you devil you.


Shift4 (Guest) Dec 13, 2013 - 1:20am GMT

664 days ago

It was great to see so many ladies at the Tutorial. It certainly adds a touch of class.

The '1Tangi' Beach / Waiheke Island combo was the best Tutorial location and venue that I've

been to. Thanks go to Mary, Fluffy, Sage & Mustang for their organisation efforts.

Thanks also to Mustang for 'volunteering' to be the designated driver for Tuesday's long-lunch at

Poderi Crisci. (Great choice Fluffy!) For my DC buddies not at the Tutorial who received a

Skype video - I apologise. I blame Fluffy, Mary, Rose & Tequila. (My dear mother always told

me, "...just because something seems like a good idea at the time, doesn't make it a good idea..."

That sage advice was ringing in my ears as I reflected on Thursday night's photographs...)

Some juicy GMAJ & CTP futures' trades this week team! (eg: ES, GX, HG, NQ, SI & YM.) No

doubt, Norfolk Phil was all over them like a seagull on a chip. (Phil, I trust you tipped-off

Springbok Darryl who had just returned from his yacht in the Bahamas.)

So, Tutorial paid for. Take Friday off and have an early tequila; or in Pete's case, a single malt.

Panama Michael - please call me, or visit! (Room 17). I need to know which works better -

Amex or Visa?

Honest John (aka 'Long John Silver') - I'd like to say I missed you, but...


peter (Subscriber) Dec 11, 2013 - 1:05am GMT

666 days ago

Another great tutorial John. Thank you. There are few who are willing to share as you do, there

are even less that can deliver as eloquently as you do, and there is no one else with your

knowledge and insight. Always something new and always new insights. Awesome!

Thanks so much to, Fluffy, Mary, Sage and Mustang for their contributions to organizing the

tutorial, Great place, great venue. Very nice to catch up with everybody and to meet all the new

people and hope to see you all again.

Great to catch up Shift4.

After hours was epic. Thanks all, for the fun times.


steveleen (Guest) Dec 10, 2013 - 11:14pm GMT

667 days ago

I was one of the newbies at the recent Waiheke DC tutorial. I found it very challenging and

certainly rewarding. Thanks, John, for your presentations and thanks to the DC veterans who led

some sessions and provided crucial support around the edges. I can't emphasize enough how well

the positive atmosphere of collegiality helped the learning process.

The parts of North Island we visited before the course were all awesome. And Waiheke was

indeed a wonderful location for the event. Well done, Mary and Fluffy. The weather conspired to

keep us off the water on Thursday afternoon allowing continued concentration on the DC

approaches. So much the better! I felt that every second at the course was precious time not to be

wasted.

Sitting at home now, sorting through my notes and reflecting, I feel as if a very special door has

been opened up. Stepping through will require hard work and humility -- maintaining and

fostering a deep respect for a physical and social universe moved in mysterious ways by some

very special numbers.


mcurnow (Guest) Dec 10, 2013 - 8:08am GMT

667 days ago

Back to work on Waiheke this week after the Tutorial. I hope you all enjoyed your time on our

'rock'

It was fabulous to have such a great bunch of people and it doesn't feel quite the same driving

past Charlie Farlies and surrounding area.

I hope you all arrived home safely and have success in 2014 with everything you learnt.


JCN () Dec 09, 2013 - 1:37am GMT

668 days ago

Back home and back to work after the Waiheke Tutorial. We had a glorious 4th and 5th Seal

presentation from Frank, real insights into FractZen from Sage and Mustang and some serious

training (drill?) on GMAJ from Shift4 and Fluffy. I think this Tutorial's newbies are the best

equipped that we have produced so far.

Tim Birch the Director of Programming at Trade Navigator was our special guest, and with the

higher level of understanding of what we do that Tim has gained, I am confident that all of our

programs will appear simpler and work better after Tim gets back to Colorado Springs in the

New Year.



670 days ago

Place looks marvelous.

Apologies for not joining you folks but a personal situation prohibited me from going abroad.

Nothing similar to Shifty's ankle bracelet restriction I assure you!

Will catch up with you at the next.


mustang (Subscriber) Dec 07, 2013 - 3:09am GMT

670 days ago

As per usual the quality of the teaching at the DC tutorial was only exceeded by the social

activity each day (can't remember the nights). Apparently there is a photo circulating where

Shift4 and I are referred to as the bookends. Shift4, I have never seen that teaching technique

used before: a shot of tequila for every incorrect answer. What an attentive class you had! Good

of you to make an example of yourself. Frank, your generosity in staying up until after midnight

to teach the 4th and 5th degree lines and time cycles was much appreciated by everyone. Mark

your calendars for the same place, same time next year.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Dec 07, 2013 - 2:49am GMT

670 days ago

What a stunning place for a tutorial. Thank you MaryC and Fluffy Cuffs for organizing it all.

The venue was the best of any tutorial I have been to and the accommodation next door was

lovely too. Thanks John for taking a punt on Waiheke. I look forward to a very prosperous 2014

after practicing my new skills. As always John dropped a new trading gem Into our dc goodie

bag in the form of Double on Close. All the new DC graduates will be well-versed in Daniel

Code trading protocols after Shift4 introduced a revolutionary teaching tool. Suffice it to say we

now have some new dc members who will become excellent traders.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Dec 02, 2013 - 3:52am GMT

675 days ago

There are a few initial pics of Waiheke on the DC Facebook page.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Nov 26, 2013 - 7:49pm GMT

681 days ago

Bring a raincoat. The forecast is warm but rather wet for the whole tutorial. Its just Spring giving

us a last taste of her magic to keep us clean and green. However, the weather in NZ is very

changeable so we might see the sun…pop in a hat too.


mcurnow (Guest) Nov 18, 2013 - 1:47am GMT

689 days ago

Shift - no worries - There's always a taxi run between Taupo and Auckland - It has been done

before by an avid DC Member


Shift4 (Guest) Nov 16, 2013 - 6:38am GMT

691 days ago

Mary - you're telling me that Waiheke Island is NOT on Lake Taupo?! I've got to turn off my

auto-pilot...


JCN () Nov 15, 2013 - 4:27am GMT

692 days ago

Under 3 weeks to the Waiheke Tutorial as time continues to fly.

I have invoiced all who are on my list of attendees so if you haven't yet received an invoice

please let me know.

We still have 2 vacancies from late cancellations for those of you who want to see Summer

Down Under.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Nov 13, 2013 - 11:01pm GMT

694 days ago

If anyone is taking a vehicle to Waiheke, you need a different ferry timetable and a different

departure location.

http://www.sealink.co.nz/


mcurnow (Guest) Nov 13, 2013 - 2:17am GMT

694 days ago

Here is some additional details so no-one gets lost - shift please read carefully -

Air bus departs from the international terminal to Auckland City every 10 minutes on a week day

(7am to 7pm) and every 15 minutes on the weekends(6am to 6pm).

The last bus stop is the ferry terminal.

Walk from the Pier 1 terminal (where bus stops) over to Pier 2 which is the Waiheke Terminal.

(It will take you all of 1min)

The ferry are regular – weekdays (5.20am to 11.45pm) and weekends (7am to 9.30pm)

See www.fullers.co.nz for detail.

The ferry trip takes 35mins. All of the buses (all two of them) meet every ferry. Get on the

Onetangi bus and ask to be dropped off at the Onetangi apartments. They stop outside.

Shuttles, taxis and rental cars also meet every boat.

Any questions email [email protected]


SisterSage (Subscriber) Nov 13, 2013 - 1:27am GMT

694 days ago

Attention: Tutorial Attendees. If you know your flight arrival details and are happy to post them

here, you may find others who can share the journey in from the airport to the ferry terminal with

you. Remember to check the ferry timetable as you may need accommodation in Auckland that

night if its too late for sailings. John will be hoisting a red Campari flag on Waiheke if you need

guidance to the hallowed halls of DC worship (the local pub).

Here's the ferry link:

http://www.fullers.co.nz/tickets-fares/timetables/waiheke-island.php


JCN () Nov 12, 2013 - 11:32pm GMT

695 days ago

100% in 6 Months-Like That?

The purpose of Danielcode Tutorials is to teach you the techniques and provide you the unique

tools that allow you to make big money trading. Regulations prevent me from telling you the

possibilities once you have seen that the Danielcode controls all markets, but occasionally a

student will write to report progress and I am allowed to share that with you.

Today's message comes from Dick B who many of you met at our Vegas Tutorial in April. Dick

is an amateur trader who runs a successful business in St Charles, MO and whilst he has dabbled

in trading for some years he really became serious after the Vegas Tutorial. He writes today to

say: "By the way, since the Las Vegas tutorial I doubled my sim account in 6 months. I believe I

could have done better than that if I didn’t exits so many trades early. So thanks! I little more

practice and confidence and I hope to trade live again." Dick B.

This is by no means an isolated instance. Many of our Tutorial graduates experience this level of

returns and more and so can you after attending a Danielcode Tutorial. We have 2 vacant places

for the Tutorial next month in New Zealand after late cancellations and this gives you the chance

to join Dick and others in the very highest level of trading performance. Details of the Waiheke

Tutorial are on the NEWS page and I suggest you email me today if you seriously want to learn

how to create these phenomenal returns. Note that Dick, like most of our members is busy

running a decent sized business and is very much a part time trader. Our part time amateurs

outclass 99% of the pros with the Danielcode Tutorial tools and trading techniques. So if you are

serious about trading excellence, this is for you. Thanks for sharing this with us Dick.


underpar (Guest) Oct 08, 2013 - 12:06am GMT

730 days ago

Closer to the 21st Anniversary of the 21st Birthday I suspect, Shift4.

A guy doesn't ascend to rank of Major at 31. Especially in the rigoruous and grueling Aussie war

machine.


mcurnow (Guest) Oct 07, 2013 - 10:48pm GMT

731 days ago

Shift4-I have found a place here that hires out mobility scooters. I will reserve one for you.


Fluffy Cuffs (Guest) Oct 07, 2013 - 10:25pm GMT

731 days ago

Margaritas and a fishing rod for me please!


SisterSage (Subscriber) Oct 07, 2013 - 3:42am GMT

731 days ago

Note to self: Buy batteries for Shift4's calculator.


Shift4 (Guest) Oct 07, 2013 - 3:01am GMT

731 days ago

Yes I have Mary! Almost 10 years ago now. A beautiful vineyard, lovely cafe and amazing

views. Think it was my 21st birthday...


mcurnow (Guest) Oct 07, 2013 - 2:52am GMT

731 days ago

Shift - have you been to Stonyridge? I have a few bottles of Obsidian we can give to JCN - he

may never recover -

On another note ..

The apartment booking deadline has been extended until 24th October - no guarantees after that

and only 8 of the 1 bedroomed ones left. I know some are still finalizing plans but we are all

booked here and ready to go. JCN has just confirmed the charter boat so all you all need to do is

come down to the bottom of the world !


JCN () Oct 07, 2013 - 2:49am GMT

731 days ago

Good suggestion Shift. I will relay that request to TN.

Scary thought what Mustang and you will get up to on your shopping trip to the vineyards.

Going AWOL for more than 24 hours is a risk I guess.

Of course warm Pacific Ocean, sunshine and ice cold beer is always a great option.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Oct 07, 2013 - 2:49am GMT

731 days ago

Duly Noted JCN. And Shift4's request? Got room in your suitcase for the vino?


JCN () Oct 07, 2013 - 2:46am GMT

731 days ago

2 buckets of Campari will work for me thanks Sage!!


Shift4 (Guest) Oct 07, 2013 - 2:39am GMT

731 days ago

Perhaps Tim can bring a few cartons of Fat Tire with him?

Or, if it's JCN's shout, make it a few bottles of the 2006 Stonyridge Larose!

HJ as ballast - HA! VERY clever Sister...


JCN () Oct 07, 2013 - 12:18am GMT

731 days ago

Mary C and Sage who are coordinating this Tutorial for me have negotiated the Winter rate to be

available for attendees in mid Summer!! Quite a feat.

But you must complete your bookings at:

Onetangi Beach Apartments 5-7 Fourth Avenue, Onetangi Beach Waiheke Island, Auckland, NZ

Phone: +64 9 372 0003 Free Phone: 0800 ONETANGI www.onetangi.co.nz

Facebook.com/OnetangiBeachApartments

by 15th October. There is lots of private accommodation available on the Island but the main

group will be at Onetangi Beach Apartments so book now to avoid being parked elsewhere.


JCN () Oct 06, 2013 - 12:31am GMT

732 days ago

http://waiheke.aucklandnz.com/transport/flights.html


JCN () Oct 05, 2013 - 11:55pm GMT

732 days ago

Our upcoming Danielcode Tutorial will be held on the beautiful Waiheke Island in New

Zealand's Hauraki Gulf a 35 minute trip from New Zealand's commercial capital Auckland, your

international destination port in New Zealand on 3-6 December 2013.

In 3 days I will teach you everything you have ever wanted to know about markets including a

range of proven trading programs and the mysterious 4th and 5th Seal which forecast both the

time and price of future market turns with amazing accuracy. Many of you have seen this

already. It is to my knowledge the only accurate forecaster of important future market price

action.

Our new Fractalian and FractZen programs ensure that you will never be blindsided by market

action again. We do not claim to know what markets will do tomorrow but we most assuredly

know what the probabilities are and how to trade any eventuality.

Our now legendary GMAJ volatility aggregating program continues its astonishing performance

but there are a range of subtleties that you need to learn to get the best from this and other

Danielcode methods. To this we now add our new Double-on-Close trading method that requires

just 20 minutes a day of your attention at any time after markets close. This will be popular with

those who have limited time to apply to trading and for those seeking a less intense style of

trading.

We don't hold these Tutorials often so I do urge you to make the commitment to becoming a

better trader and ensuring your financial independence.

Waiheke is not your usual commercially developed Island so accommodation for this event and

hence reservations for the Tutorial are limited, so please email me today to reserve your place.

The detailed syllabus and arrangements are now posted on the Home page.


JCN () Oct 01, 2013 - 11:12pm GMT

737 days ago

Shift4 is canvassing the possibilities of a room mate for the Waiheke Tutorial. There have been

some suggestions from the Waiheke support team aka Mary C and Sage and Shift's responses are

quite hilarious and I thank you for the good belly laugh you gave me today my friend.

Equally hilarious in my always cynical view is that I and others know full well the room mate

that Shift is seeking but our support team are being purposely obscure on the blindingly

obvious!!

But Danielcode Tutorials are wondrous and mysterious occasions so who knows what ships pass

in the night?

Tutorial syllabus and promo have been delayed by my lack of internet access for which on behalf

of our monopoly Telco I do apologise (be sure that they won't), and Terry will email to all

tomorrow.

Looking forward to seeing many of you on Waiheke in the Down Under Summer 3-6 December.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Sep 29, 2013 - 9:10pm GMT

739 days ago

Thank you to all those who have booked and paid a deposit for rooms at Waiheke. Today is the

last day for discounted apartments. We will try to get that extended by a few days however we

cannot guarantee the current rate. If you are planning to attend the tutorial, rattle your dags!



750 days ago

On Thursday 7th December, just seven weeks from now, there will be a cruise on the Hauraki

Gulf for tutorial attendees. Mary has just booked a lovely boat to take us all to a little sheltered

bay for dinner onboard after fishing.

http://haurakigulf.aucklandnz.com/index.html

Thank you Mary for organising it for us.


mcurnow (Guest) Sep 12, 2013 - 2:13am GMT

756 days ago

For those that are bringing partners and family to the Tutorial see link below for some activities

http://waiheke.aucklandnz.com/things-to-do/activities.html


JCN () Sep 10, 2013 - 10:12pm GMT

758 days ago

From another thread on the GMAJ PRO auto trades since Wednesday last week:

JCN () Sep 10, 2013 - 10:10pm GMT

1 second ago

Open equity now $17,129 at Tuesday's close with Russell starring with a long trade now at

+$7320 and Sugar also long at +$5664.

I am not starting an on-going commentary on program results but merely wanted to highlight the

enormous capacity of the GMAJ program for those who are interested in the best of pro trading.

And a little knowledgeable human intervention can make it still better as I will teach you at the

Waiheke Island, New Zealand Tutorial in December. Better get there if you want to be able to

make these sort of returns.

JCN () Sep 10, 2013 - 10:03pm GMT

7 minutes ago

Nice runs in our auto trade program again this week. CL is +$1330; DX +$820; ES +$1412;

Gold +$1810; Sugar +$4785; Silver +$1775; and Russell +$6200. Copper is $1300 underwater

and Wheat is also sad but better than $15K open equity is nice enough.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Sep 09, 2013 - 12:24am GMT

759 days ago

Good on you Bernard. Knew I could count on you!

Are you following the America's Cup racing in San Francisco? If (read:when!) Team NZ wins,

Waiheke will be right in the path of where the next Cup racing will likely be held. Perhaps we

should plan a DC tutorial there in advance.


bernard2963 (Subscriber) Sep 08, 2013 - 11:08pm GMT

760 days ago

...and Sis, I will get right on that! :)


JCN () Sep 05, 2013 - 12:14am GMT

763 days ago

We have a good few starters to check out this famous bar on Waiheke Island. Shift and his good

buddy HonestJohn will as usual be leading the charge supported by Peter A, Bo, yours truly and

many others. And from what we saw at Vegas, the DC chicks will make a serious mark also

Mustang and Sage who missed the Vegas Tutorial (aka party) have some catching up to do plus

many more new members and old friends.

The best trading programs in the world plus the most convivial folks. DC Tutorials are more a

life experience than just training.

Come on down. Your life will never be the same again!!



765 days ago

No, Mary. Which one of the gang are you? And, I hope you weren't the catalyst for this comment

on their facebook page. We have to set a very good example for all our virgin DC attendees....

"Cessation of Alcohol Sales

A number of people have suggested that alcohol being served to them at Charlie Farley's has

rendered them unable to undertake their normal daily tasks, and have considered never drinking

it again. Should the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages at Charlie Farley's be curtailed

to protect those unable to protect themselves?"


mcurnow (Guest) Sep 03, 2013 - 12:31am GMT

765 days ago

Hey can you spot me having a coffee at the café/bar next to the venue for our December tutorial

www.charliefarleys.co.nz


SisterSage (Subscriber) Aug 29, 2013 - 11:28pm GMT

770 days ago

How about this for a idea Bernard.....you come to Waiheke to present your discoveries and

revelations of the 4th Seal, and we'll all come to Puerto Rico for a tutorial during winter

downunder. Now, just the issue of twisting a certain gentleman's arm to get him in the mood for

continued island tutorials - anyone for Hawaii? Tahiti? Aruba?


bernard2963 (Subscriber) Aug 28, 2013 - 1:34pm GMT

771 days ago

Sis, no need for an explanation yet... :) just have not yet decided! It's a long trip and I have been

so engrossed with the 4th seal discovering more and more how to use it for trading, constructing

charts day after day after day! The revelations and results are stunning indeed~

....besides we are due for a tutorial in San Juan, Puerto Rico! So, when will our "Enchanted

Islands" be graced with the presence of all DC members? Ha!


SisterSage (Subscriber) Aug 28, 2013 - 1:39am GMT

771 days ago

Oh Bernard, honey get Gabriel to give you a pedicure. And you already have a gorgeous beach

to walk along so all we need is your written explanation as to why we won't be graced with your

presence again.


bernard2963 (Subscriber) Aug 28, 2013 - 1:25am GMT

771 days ago

Sis, I got stuck at number 3...



772 days ago

Things to do while you watch money pour into your account thanks to Daniel:

1. Daydream about Waiheke.

2. Build a playlist on i-tunes to listen to while walking down Onetangi beach.

3. Paint nails

4. Make a list of all the people you have met at other tutorials and ponder why they have not

booked yet. (All excuses in writing please).

5. Google charter boats for the fishing trip. (Please leave your name here if you can dive).

6. Post something on the forum as JCN would like to know if the forum has a pulse.


mcurnow (Guest) Aug 20, 2013 - 2:31am GMT

779 days ago

The New Zealand Dollar has dropped from 81.48 to 79.70 today and by the time you all wake up

(excluding our Australian member of course)

It maybe lower still - booking your accommodation instructions below.

"Now`s good"


Fluffy Cuffs (Guest) Aug 12, 2013 - 9:32am GMT

787 days ago

Thanks SS and Mary for organising this. I am very much looking forward to it and can

recommend some lovely vineyards for our enjoyment. And I will definitely be a starter for the

fishing trip.


4trading (Guest) Aug 09, 2013 - 6:42am GMT

790 days ago

Same here



791 days ago

Mustang and I have booked and paid a deposit.

Mary has too.

JCN has as well.

Please follow suit as they are holding some lovely beachfront rooms for you. We all booked

downstairs rooms so you can have the pick of the crop....but be quick, we might change our

minds!


SisterSage (Subscriber) Aug 05, 2013 - 5:50am GMT

794 days ago

Hello everyone. We have set up an email for you to use should you have any questions about

your trip to New Zealand.

[email protected]


JCN () Aug 05, 2013 - 4:04am GMT

794 days ago

Mary C and Sister Sage are both long time DC members who have attended many DC Tutorials.

They have kindly been looking after the arrangements for me for December's Waiheke Island

Tutorial. This is a magnificent little island in the Hauraki Gulf about a 40 minute ferry trip from

Auckland, New Zealand. I will get the syllabus out in the next week or so but expect all of the

biggies; The 4th Seal, Fractalian trading, GMAJ and time cycles as well as better ways to trade

the T.03 and Blue line signals.

We will have a fishing trip on the Thursday and our usual group dinner etc. This Tutorial will be

a power house so make sure you book early as accommodation on Waiheke is limited. This is not

a big commercialised island but has been described as a typical NZ farm in the ocean. It is the

very definition of charming and you will love the experience.

Additionally Sage can put you in touch with the folks to organise your tour of the rest of the land

of the long white cloud. Don't miss this.

These details from Mary C today:

We now have details for Waiheke Island Tutorial

The dates are

3rd December 6pm cocktail evening

4th December – all day Tutorial

5th December – all day Tutorial

6th December finish at 2pm

Please email [email protected] to book you accommodation. Ask to book the accommodation

reserved under Thedanielcode.

You will be asked to pay a 50% deposit

They are holding the apartments for us so if you want the winter rate it is valid if you book

before the end of September.

Beachfront apartment 1 bedroom upstairs $195.00NZ / night

Courtyard apartment 1 bedroom upstairs $175.00NZ / night

Courtyard studio downstairs $160.00NZ / night

If your bringing family / friends there are 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom apartments available – they

will be happy to help at the winter rate.

There will be further information emailed to you about the ferry timetable and transport from the

wharf to the venue when you are confirmed as attending.

Kiwi Dollar is at 77 US cents today.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Jul 31, 2013 - 2:47am GMT

799 days ago

Hello Bo, thanks for your post below. We'll update the forum with information on booking

accommodation in the next week or so, but for now, here's the official site for Waiheke.

http://waiheke.aucklandnz.com


4trading (Guest) Jul 30, 2013 - 6:32pm GMT

800 days ago

Hi

Sign me up, Bo

Need two bedroom thoug bringing family to down under


HonestJohn (Subscriber) Jul 27, 2013 - 6:10pm GMT

803 days ago

Never settle Shifty.


Shift4 (Guest) Jul 27, 2013 - 5:26am GMT

803 days ago

Hey Sis. I'm hoping to share one of those '2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Superior apartments with sea

views' with either Callas or the lovely Puerto Rican couple. Failing that, I'll have to settle for

HJ...


SisterSage (Subscriber) Jul 25, 2013 - 10:33pm GMT

805 days ago

And yes Shift, the accommodation we are hoping to secure are the 17 one bedroom apartments.

But there are two bedroom/two bathroom if you want to share with someone.


SisterSage (Subscriber) Jul 25, 2013 - 10:25pm GMT

805 days ago

Hello Shift. How are you? 151 photos because instead of sorting them and selecting a few, I

chose to spend my time updating 4th degree lines on my charts while painting my nails. Not one

of me as I am absolutely the least photogenic person on the planet. I knew you would love the

bar adjacent to the conference tables. Had to photograph it. JCN loved it too. Does this mean

you'll pay a deposit on a room?


Shift4 (Guest) Jul 25, 2013 - 9:44am GMT

805 days ago

Great work Sister! That's quite a comprehensive photo-brief.

Although, 151 photos and not ONE of you?! Disappointing... Mind you, Mary was looking as

hot as ever.

http://www.venuewaiheke.co.nz/vw/Default.htm (Venue)

Only in New Zealand can you find a bar inside the conference room! LOVE IT!

http://www.onetangi.co.nz/ (Accommodation?)

Well done to you, Mary, Fluffy & Mustang.



806 days ago

Hello everyone. Mustang and I flew to Auckland yesterday and spent the day on Waiheke Island

with mary. I have uploaded a few pictures to my facebook page for you to look at, but you don't

need to be on facebook to view them. Just click on this link:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10200477965374860.1073741827.1328965773&ty

pe=1&l=8391607a33

We really need to get an idea of numbers. The accommodation adjacent to the venue requires a

deposit to hold the rooms .

Here's a brief description I sent to JCN of where we will be holding the tutorial at Onetangi

beach:

The venue is located on a stunning beach, with good coffee and food available from a lovely cafe

on one side, and a bar/cafe/pub on the other. We personally sampled the pub food and confirmed

it was very nice. There are lots of restaurants and activities on the island and on the water, but I

suspect that we would probably not wander too far from the venue as the beach and views are so

captivating. And its the middle of winter at the moment! The venue for the tutorial is modern,

clean and well appointed. It was set up for a conference of around 20 people in a U shape, but it

would be easy to turn the tables for everyone to look straight ahead. The photos I took show a

couple of tables set up for a wedding - they were for a bride to view that day. They would

normally be for a buffet. The accommodation adjacent to the venue is really lovely. The rooms

are clean and modern. The staff were friendly and helpful. There are both ground floor and

upstairs rooms available. The ground floor ones open onto a grassy courtyard area. Some of the

upstairs rooms have views of the beach. I photographed Daryl and Mary while they paced the

distance from the venue to the accommodation: 89. From venue to pub: 29. Thought you'd like

those numbers!


JCN () Jul 20, 2013 - 1:40am GMT

810 days ago

Yes take some pics please Sage and send them to Terry for posting on our new Facebook page.

Great idea!!



810 days ago

Dear tutorial fence sitters,

Mustang and I are off to Auckland to schmooze with maryc on Tuesday. She's going to give us

the Grand Tour of Waiheke Island and show us the potential venues for the danielcode gathering

there in December. Some venues are already getting booked out, so it would be wonderful to

know if any of you are definitely coming. Thanks to those of you who have already done so. Its

much appreciated. Anyone want me to take some photos? (Weather permitting as its mid-winter

here and cloudy, wet conditions are forecast for our quick trip across the harbour).


SisterSage (Subscriber) Jun 30, 2013 - 8:38pm GMT

830 days ago

Hang onto your hats, everyone! Mary is about to announce the details of the Waiheke tutorial

venue and accommodation. If you've read the LTTC just posted this is your chance to learn the

lot.



835 days ago

Thank you lovely people for letting us know. Mary is hard at work sorting out a venue by the

seaside, with a range of accommodation. We'll let you know more once she has looked at all the

options.


peter (Subscriber) Jun 16, 2013 - 10:31pm GMT

844 days ago

Hi SisterSage, Count me in, Cheers Peter.


relee (Guest) Jun 12, 2013 - 6:28am GMT

848 days ago

My calendar shows me Dec. 3-6 DC Tutorial NZ


garyhess (Guest) Jun 12, 2013 - 1:00am GMT

848 days ago

Gary and I are planning on coming! Look forward to seeing everyone and learning more. Sita



849 days ago

Good on you HJ. Can you round up a few more - for instance callas for some musical stylings,

underpar for golf, Shift4 for some aussie flavour, Frank for lines and cycles, the lads from

PR.....the list is long! I'm sure JCN can encourage some new members to see the value of

spending time with a gathering of long term DC devotees who reflect the benefits of learning to

trade the fractal way.


HonestJohn (Subscriber) Jun 11, 2013 - 10:02am GMT

849 days ago

Sign me up!


SisterSage (Subscriber) Jun 11, 2013 - 5:57am GMT

849 days ago

Mustang:

Racer husband, how did you know

To fair Waiheke I long to go.

I'm delighted to take up your offer

To further fill your V8 coffers.

I'll pack my laptop and take some notes

And I'll pack my swimsuit but not my coat.

Lets hope some others book a flight

So they too gain in gnostic sight.

Xxx

http://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/8781554/Mustang-gets-Need-For-Speed-hero-car-role


mcurnow (Guest) Jun 11, 2013 - 5:45am GMT

849 days ago

Goodness Mustang - I am looking at a venue tomorrow with fluffy cuffs and I will make sure it

accommodates all your needs


mustang (Subscriber) Jun 11, 2013 - 5:08am GMT

849 days ago

Dearest Sage, please would you accompany me to the December tutorial on Waiheke Island as it

is such an iddylic setting and you will learn even more trading skills to keep me in the style of

living I have become accustomed to. Love, Mustang xxx



849 days ago

Mary needs to get an idea of numbers so she can book a venue. There are no big hotels on the

island so she will sort out a range of accommodation to choose from. Please would you give us a

heads up if you are planning to come.



849 days ago

Hello everyone. The dates for the December tutorial are tentatively set as follows:

Tuesday 3 December Cocktail party

Wednesday 4 December Tutorial commences. Dinner somewhere fabulous.

Thursday 5 December Tutorial continues. Possibly a cruise around the Hauraki Gulf.

Friday 6 December. Tutorial finishes by 2pm.

Here is the official site for the island: www.waiheke.aucklandnz.com

If you would like to extend your stay, here's what a few well known bods think of our paradise.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?feature=player_embedded&v=RRA_eVAyH5c


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