Recent content by WildBill

Very true, but my greatest fitness gains were the result of dedicated interval work on a trainer. I currently live in San Diego, which is quite possibly the best location in the US for year round cycling. The hard part is making the time to get out on the road. I am up too early to get a ride...

Probably true. But a Clinton win gives the Fed a good reason to saber rattle and scare the hell out of some people. We shall see.

The only thing relatively certain for Nov 8th is volatility. The market has been in a holding pattern for three months now waiting for this day. Doubt I will trade the morning session unless it looks like clean movement. I don’t think results will be out before the close, so I would expect...

@SunTrader beat me to it. The weekly and monthly are driving the bus right now. Crazy as it seems, the daily bars are just noise right now. Doubt it changes until this dumpster fire of an election season is over with.

good chance you'll get squeezed right out if you do

By and large, LE should be supported and have a very tough job to do. On the other hand, I think the rise in Vets taking positions with LE plays a part in the rise of shootings. Lot's of them are coming from an environment where failure to comply equals putting multiple rounds into whomever is...

I loved going to the Exploratorium when I was a kid. I can't remember for sure, but I think it is where they had the Gary Larson "Farside" exhibit as well.

FOAD you prick. Saw it with my own eyes. Sell any of your shitty option programs today? opps..had you mixed up with the options professor. You can still FOAD!

Uh...wrong. The right time and the right stock it is easy money. My parents made several hundred thousand selling covered calls on stock they own.

Government + Unions = Evil The largest reason that California has a chronic budget problem, not Prop 13 like the money grabbers claim. Edit: Not a fan of unions in general, but private sector unions serve a purpose and have their place.

A clue. I think it was the original Star Trek tv series where they would show a multi-level chess game. In my view, the market is not that different than playing a game similar to that. Multiple levels that are in play. However, you have a different opponent with different goals and...

Don't mean to be rude, but why don't you pick your favorite instrument, really learn it and find out for yourself?

As always, the key is understanding the "more often than not" areas and how to capitalize on them.

Slower market speed = less confidence in short term levels. More volatility = higher confidence. There are many other factors involved that you must filter your decisions through for S/R to have true value.

LA city leaders shipped off a bunch of homeless to Hawaii when they had the Olympics in the 80's.