Recent content by proptr8r

is there a way to backtest when certain analyst change their earnings expectations?

Who owns Vons/Pavillion's and Ralph's Supermarket's? Also who owns Gelsons? Seems like a good one year trade to purchase OATS (Wild Oats) or WFMI (Whole Foods) with all the strikes that have gone on at the other markets over the last month.

did you see how many cubs fans in the same section were reaching for the same foul ball?

Why not just send a stop limit order?

Funds in an IRA may be invested in a broad variety of vehicles such as stocks, mutual funds, and bonds. Because an IRA must be administered by some trustee, most people are limited to the investment choices offered by that trustee. Certain investments are not allowed in an IRA, however; for...

Roth IRA's allow investors who do not exceed a specific income levels to contribute a limited amount of money toward retirement annually. Unlike the traditional IRA, the contributions are not tax deductible. However, Roth IRA account holders are not taxed when they begin withdrawing money at...

· The tax law signed by President Bush generally strengthens the case for millions of investors to buy and hold stocks in their regular accounts, while favoring bonds in their 401(k)s and other tax-advantaged retirement plans. · Under the new tax law, there is a top tax rate of just 15% on...

I miss trading, which is why I probably lurk around here even though I've already moved onto another career. If you can succeed during these times, imagine how well you'll do when (or if) it becomes a better environment to trade. I traded for almost 8 years and did well for myself. I spent the...

It's kind of a joke that new traders expect that they should be able to walk into an office with no money/no experience and be handed the opportunity to trade someone else's money, using their equipment, and their office. The reality is that you can do that, but it won't last.

Dude, So sorry to waste your time. You obviously have it all figured out.

Anyone that thinks this particular trade is a figment is absolutely clueless about short-term trading. Just set up a scan to search for large NYSE offers. Link the scan to NYSE Open Book, and you will see the offer "step down" on every down tick. This was an unbelievable trade before...

So are you all trying to say I am stating the obvious?

What the hell, I'm not trading right now so I might as well share one of the strategies I used. Maybe someone will make some money with it. I used to set up a scan and only watch size on the offer for NYSE stocks. Size only matter if it would step down every time there was a downtick...