I didn't nick that or plagarize anyone. When I started trading in 2004. I was putting together a methodology, and it came together in the latter of 2004 part to the early part of 2005. From that point, I still keep bankrupting my demo accounts. I noticed there was still a problem. I was putting too much on my trades, so it did not allow for much back up. By March 2005 (I think) I opened a live account and bankrupted it. It was then I realized that the sublets of the mental warfare was working against me, and that is fear and greed (make a long story short). I had to deal with that part of it, and then opened another account with a smaller amount. I struggled for a few more months, and then by mid 2005, things took off for me. In 2007, my methodology finally hit completion was the addition of the ichimoku cloud, the invention of my proprietary set of S&R's, and the deletion of some other indicators I was using up to that time.
I don't even know who Alexander Elder is. Later, after I figured out the 3 M's for myself, I found out someone taught it in a class he (Not Elder) was teaching.
In addition, I have been quick to give credit to Max McKegg, when I started trading, in that his trading helped me a lot to bring together my methodology. I have often referred to ACtion Forex as an excellent free source for the newbies to learn by. I have mentioned Captain Currency and his "3 Ducks" thread, as an excellent methdology for newbies to learn by, Pipmaster's "GBP/USD 123", and my friend JahDave's "EUR/USD Elliot Wave". Now, I never mentioned Meanreversion to anyone, because I don't know what he offers, except accusatorial uninformed garbage that just took up some of my time. (It's okay to laugh on that one. I am.) So, if I quoted someone, then I would have mentioned the inidividual because my "decency" is outstanding. I will always give credit where credit is due. Get your facts "straight" before you accuse me of "nicking that straight" from someone.
Also in working with people (for free), I have noticed that no one can trade without having all three of those trading traits working for them. It is just a fact. Through my experience, it has been that I noticed traders and me develop a methodology and learn to manage margin on a demo account, but it takes a live account to know where you stand on the mental part.
Nothing wrong in this, but at least have the decency to admit you nicked that straight from Alexander Elder ... !