Recent content by dbphoenix

Instead the site will be handed over to frauds peddling $350/mo newsletters to their groupies. If you want self-moderating threads and no trolls, just PM me and I'll provide alternatives. If ET is in "rapid decline", note that the self-moderating option has not yet been implemented. And...

5. Wingnuts.

And good luck with yours (ET, that is).

And your inability to let it go even though I don't post content here anymore generates publicity for both of us. Keep it comin'. (I'll be reaching two thousand likes soon; perhaps you'll put me over the top)

Actually you haven't, or you wouldn't be so eager to throw away more. But, best of luck to you. Nothing more I can contribute here.

A. We moved. To a troll-free environment. You wouldn't like it. B. As I just posted, As I said at the time, somebody is selling my free preview for $5. And I suppose that those who are dumb enough to pay it are also sending money to Nigeria. There's no shortage of people who are stupid enough...

Let us know how that acceptance of responsibility thing works out for you.

What proof? As I said at the time, somebody is selling my free preview for $5. And I suppose that those who are dumb enough to pay it are also sending money to Nigeria. There's no shortage of people who are stupid enough to waste money on useless products. Like $350/mo newsletters. :)

Finding someone to do it for you is not the same as finding someone who'll tell you what to do. If you want someone to do it for you, buy one or more ETFs. If you want someone who'll tell you what to do, i.e., expect you to follow their trading plan, if they have one, then you are in effect...

If you choose not to do the work, then, no, it never will. But it won't likely come either if you keep looking for someone to tell you what to do. You're better off just quitting and finding some other way of earning money.

The market has no indicators or isolators or whatever. The market is nothing more than the movement of price as trades are completed and printed. If you haven't observed price movement itself, then you haven't observed the market; you've observed somebody's interpretation of it.

Have you ever considered observing the market directly rather than through somebody else's eyes and developing your own trading plan?

Stage Four: The Squiggle Trader Stage If you don't quit, you'll move into the "squiggle trader" phase. Since you failed with patterns and so on, you figure there's some "secret weapon", a "holy grail" that's known to the select few, something that will help you filter out all those bad trades...

This is very much like the stages I've been posting for years: Stages of a Trader Stage One: The Mystification Stage This is where the neophyte trader begins. He has little or no understanding of market structure. He has no concept of the interrelationship among markets, much less between...

That something appears to be the lack of a thoroughly-tested, consistently-profitable trading plan.