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Hi all, I've been trying to figure out why the QQQQ options are so popular? Is it because they're inexpensive (monetarily) and reallllly liquid? Or is it because of something else? I read somewhere online about it being "statistically predictable" but I have no idea what they mean by that...

Bringin' up an oldie... I'm looking for a scanner that can alert me to heavy option activity as it's happening. A lot of websites are tough to get this info out as in if they do this or not. I've checked optionvue, OptionStation, iVolatility.com.... Any advice on a software that can...

Running the latest Mac OS on a 700MHz G4 is the problem. I've been running Macs my whole life and now have an Intel iMac with 2GB RAM and run my charting natively and my execution via Parallels. What it boils down to is you really should get a new computer. iMacs are pretty cheap. My...

Hey Jonathan, As you know (I think we spoke on another forum) I use IRT. Those levels have always worked great for me. Also, my feed is from dtniq. Chris

Nice video MrPaul, really appreciate it!

Thanks George, I've actually got all I need done for now..but if I need anymore help, which I'm sure I might...I'll be sure to drop you line :) Thanks!!!

Cool. It looked quite a bit different than EasyLanguage. Hopefully someone out there has done some sort of work with IRT and could lend a quick hand. Thanks notouch

thanks notouch. I'll see if my library has that around and go grab it tonight.

Hi there, I am wondering if someone out there might be able to shed a little light on coding with InvestorR/T? I'm trying to backtest a simple strategy and writing code is definitely not my strong suit as I'm quickly finding out. If anyone is willing to help, please let me know :)...

I as well trade on a Mac. I have a 20inch iMac 2.16 Core2Duo. Fabulous machine. I as well run Parallels and it's awesome. For the monitors, true on the 3 additional. Keep in mind it's only VGA, and like you said about the resolution.... On my mac I run InvestorR/T, Adium (for chat)...

"Trading in the Zone" - Mark Douglas "Mastering the Trade" - John Carter John's book, especially, is fantastic.

Good points. I started trading the Er2, and it didn't fit my laid back personality AT ALL so I wasn't doing well with it. I have since switched to YM, which has been a gift as it's a much slower moving contract, and that completely fits who I am and makes trading much more comfortable.

on the nyse floor, that method's called Morning Breeze...very nice strategy to go all in with, and look for a point on ER2.