Recent content by CoralReef

Great comments guys, interesting stuff. A lot to chew on.

Hey, was wondering if anybody had any info on this area in general? Nightlife Crime Real Estate prices Taxes Internet connection! :D Thanks in advance..

Do you think what they teach would give a huge advantage to somebody who went through the program if they decided to trade for themselves? Would that make them a good trader off that bat?

Just wondering exactly what was taught. I've always been interested in knowing what goes on in their classroom.

I wonder if this will thin out the book as people try to game the extra levels shown. At the same time making it more choppy than it already is.. yikes.

So whats the point? How will this effect trading? Whats the cme trying to accomplish? Just wondering..

is there any value to looking at bids/offers on the dom anyway? it takes bots a mili second to cancel an order.

I actually did trade this style years ago. I did have some success. Turned my 3K I had in my ameritrade account to 9K in about 5 months. :cool: If I remember correctly I would try to have a 4:1 r/r ratio. Risk a couple hundred in hopes to make about 800 with my tiny account.

But this doesn't tell me how irrational the move could get. I've seen small cap stocks go up 100%, what if you went short at up 50%? You'd be stopped out obviously. Your advice doesn't explain the fact that you'll get stopped out just as much as trading an efficient market.

I think you are grossly over generalizing. Your statement is stupid and not true.

I don't really see how stocks on a big move up or down on heavy volume is any easier to trade? The volatility works both ways, the whipsaws are going to be bigger also. If a stock is up 15%, it can easily go to being up 18% and just as easily go down to being up 12%. So how is this any...

People talk about prof firms as if they are some magical place you can get some kind of advantage. You either can trade or you cant. If you can, you will be served well with competitive rates and a shit load of leverage. If you cant trade, stay home. Nothing is going to change, or trade...

2 out of 3 ain't bad.