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mouth moving only
The audio quality is so bad, the noise is louder than the conversation. All I see is the people's mouth open/close accompanied with constant loud noise.
Helpful and accurate
I bought this in preparation for my wife's and my citizenship interviews.It's obviously aimed at folks for whom English may not be their first language and is geared towards folks applying from California.Despite this, we found it very helpful in the way that it accurately portrayed the content of our interviews - and, yes, we both passed. ... Read more

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Great Video!
I bought this video, and the Accounting Part II video.It made a very confusing subject simple and easy to understand.I watched both videos a few times, then took the college exam to test out of the classes.I passedwith flying colors!I highly recommend the Standard Deviants tapes!

Yes!
I got this and the Accounting II tape, and I understand more after watching just the first tape than I did after 3 weeks in Accounting class!The humor and helpful methods for remembering concepts in this veryconfusing subject are just perfect.I've purchased lots more of theStandard Deviants' tapes so I can brush up on all those subjects I didn'tunderstand when I was a kid! ... Read more

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video for your college kids
Peter F. Drucker is the father of modern management. I saw this video first when it aired on CNBC and then the longer version on my local PBS station.Read more

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Another great video by Oliver Velez
This tape has the proprietary techniques the Pristine staff have refined over the years-presented in the most easy to understand way. These concepts form the corner stone of every sound trading strategy and, once mastered, traders will rarely find themselves on the wrong side of the markets. Here is what was promised and delivered in an easy to understand format.
Somewhat Disappointing
Despite the raving reviews regarding this tape, I found it not to be as good as all the hype. I was expecting a longer session. It was just too short. Mr. Velez is a great speaker, who only gave small snippet of information regarding his methods. I was under the impression that this tape was a full seminar. No such luck. It was like a tease to get someone to buy his full, workshop for thousands of dollars. For the most part, it was extremely basic, covering investing material(What is a trend? And ,What are candle stick charts?) which is readily available at most FREE financial sites. Half the time the charts weren't shown as he discussed them. I did however, come away with a miniscule piece of the "swing trading pie" (a $50 piece), which may, or may not be helpful in future trades. In fact, with incomplete information, my trading may be at more risk. Hey, you get what you pay for. Buyer beware!

Highly Recommended for beginners
The charismatic Oliver Velez packs a lot of great fundamentals about swing trading for the curious or beginners into this video.This is the video I would give a friend wanting to know more about swing trading.Velez explains basics about the psychology of the market, candlestick chart reading (he recommends Chris Nison's book, which you should buy and study study study), set-ups, and why he prefers technicals over fundamentals for swing trading.Read more

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This series delivers on its's intended stratagies to teach a thorough course on Trading Systems.
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Editorial Review

In this hour-long immersion into the intricacies of Form 1040, a fictitious family fills out its tax forms with help from narrators who offer information and advice. Basic lessons are offered about such topics as deductions, exemptions, and dependents, and members of the family used in the illustrations grapple with particular tax issues, such as a daughter with her own business who must pay self-employment tax. The video also covers a few common but somewhat complicated issues, such as how to declare capital gains or how to deduct moving expenses, and gives advice on how to fill out various schedules and then use the figures on the 1040 form. Reminders to always keep careful records of financial transactions that will be needed at tax time are delivered in a manner that stresses their importance. The narrators, mostly peppy young actors, use jokes that sometimes fall flat, but at least an attempt is made to present filing tax forms in an entertaining (and easy-to-remember) manner. Those who are used to the yearly routine of filing their own tax forms will find little in this video they haven't already learned from experience, but beginners will find this to be a palatable introduction to filing their own tax forms. Read more

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This surprisingly entertaining hour-long video takes you down "the road to a higher salary and a corner office." Translation: enthusiastic and attractive young actors humorously dramatize one man's quest for the perfect résumé and cover letter. Using colorful graphics, some animation, and a twist on talking heads that employs, among other things, a young man barbecuing at the grill and a young woman in sunglasses and shorts relaxing in a lawn chair, this video takes viewers through every aspect of the résumé, from content ("Don't lie") to format (chronological versus functional) to the correct font (Helvetica, Times New Roman, or Courier--who knew?). While some of the information may be obvious to many, the targeted audience--the MTV-watching, just-out-of-college set--is sure to benefit. More seasoned pros, though, are also bound to pick up a few tips. Included is a helpful booklet with a summary of the main points, a sample of each document, and a list of "action verbs." Read more

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An Excellent Introduction Into An Often Difficult Task.
As a professional trainer, I'm always looking for video suppliments to my training sessions. I find the No Brainer series of videos well suited to a wide range of audiences. The humour, although corny seems to be enjoyed by young people and most of us older folks. It's light, has many excellent points and appears to be relevant for for 2001 job market, especially here in British Columbia. I would say the content is 98% relevant to what's expected here. Well worth the investment for me. ... Read more

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New Appreciation for Mechanics
After spending countless hours reading and viewing other option related material I found something I can finally say was worth my time and money. Lousy Production -Poor Quality
I've seen Oliver before and he is much better in person. The cuts on this tape show that whoever edited the tape did not know anything about the subject matter. Would you want a lawnmover mechanic to work on your BMW? Save your moneyRead more

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Not worth $99
The video quality is very poor. Slide show was out of sync with speaker's laser pointer. I paid $9.99 for it. Don't pay top dollar for this. You will be disappointed.

Worth the money - used!
There is some good introductory Nasdaq Level II info in here, but there is also a good deal of time wasted on irrelevant topics (such as the history of trading dating back to the stone ages).This is a video tape of a lecture and sometimes the camera is in the wrong place at the wrong time.It is somewhat outdated at this point (bids and asks are shown in fractions and many of the market makers discussed no longer exist).I bought it used and feel it was worth my money, but I would have been disappointed if I had paid top dollar for it new.

BEST VIDEO OF THIS TYPE
This video introduces you to a comprehensive understanding of how Level II works. A must see for everyone interested in mastering the skills.I'm glad I bought it because it's worth more than what you'll think! ... Read more

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Very helpful if you are interested in trading futures
Great teachings from an experienced trader and teacher.Wish I had seen this before I began trading and it may have helped me from making many of the mistakes I did ... Read more

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