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Absolutely. No matter how confident you are in a system, it has to be monitored, no doubt about it.

Well said! I have been a programmer for 3 years, and been in futures trading for 1 year. The first six months I read whatever I could find (and still do). After that I did not bother to papertrade, perhaps a big mistake and just jumped it with real money. Of course, the inevitable happened, but...

I agree with you, but it depends on how to use that knowledge. You can use it yourself or program a blackbox to use it for you, so it does it without emotions.

Think harder on what? Learning neural nets? The method is in its place, it uses auto-fibs and elliot wave with CCI, a couple of trend determining methods, and a couple of oscillators. However, it is a possibility that using a neural net generated moving avg, it could be made better. Of...

No actually I am only looking for ideas. Doing something of my own in C# these days.

Ok, I don't understand this. I ask a simple question, and you insult me for no reason whatsoever. First of all, I am not intending on buying it. Even if I was it wouldn't be any of your concern. As I said before, if you don't know the answer or don't like the question, then don't post anything...

anybody using Helix here?

Does wizetrade use neural nets?

Is that ensign you are using? I agree the gartley/butterfly patterns work, but I am not too sure about Gann. I tried using it with wave59 but it was useless for me. Rather the wave59 spiked my interest in fibonacci trading and I've been trading fibs ever since. Also take a look at prime lines.

does anyone know if TS 7.2 can be connected to Jtrader for automated trading or would tradebolt be required for this? thanks.

The G7 nations?

Thanks, I am aware of the risk. The course I am reading on has a lot of details. I will check out that book as well, and of course I am not getting into options unless I know everything about them.

oh dang, my bad. thanks for the explanation.. I will post futher to this thread if I have more questions. I was so excited before that a 100 share option costs only $5.. and now :(

Ok this is from the stuff I am reading: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I actually witnessed this trade at a brokerage firm. A trader was long 20 calls at $4. In his mind, the most he could lose was $8,000, which was the total paid for the...

Thank you for the clarification, so in the end I could at least get most of my $5 back, even if I sell it after a couple days if the stock is trading at the same price? Say in general, and I don't know how this works in real trading but I am only guessing here: 1st Day: A $50 Call for a...

Hi: I have a very basic question that I am confused about. I was reading beginner's material on options and it says: For example, you buy a $50 option for $5, then the stock will have to move to $55 for you to break even. This doesn't make sense to me bcuz say I paid $5 for an option of...

There is a similar system for commodities out there (not vantage point), that project 14 days into the future.

Well, I have no idea what the heck you're talking about, but is this something like Michael Jardine's E-Wave+Fibonacci method? It is pretty cool to see the price stay in the regression channel with so much discipline. I use regression bands, bcuz this doesn't always happen.

So what does this do? Project a forecast x number of days into the future? Like Vantage Point?

there are some good VHS's there though that are sold quite expensive otherwise. They're a good deal for $18 a piece.