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Excellent post and thread. I see your point, I think "trading properly is satisfying and relaxing" is boring. I was just replied on another thread, and talked about increasing discipline and focusing on a set number of stocks. Thats quite boring, and scanning the night before, and coming in with...

Hi Merc, 28 stocks to be exact. I use the same stable for all styles. Their versatility is something I look for when selecting the basket and then selecting from the basket, in this way I can swing and daytrade many of them. For example, QCOM is a stock that I have been trading quite a...

These components have allowed me to survive: A Plan - I use three R's here. Realistic, rock solid and respected. This plan encompasses the areas of: Trading stable - The stocks and ETFs I focus on. I don't care about or trade anything outside of it. I do add, but add slowly and only after...

I do all of my scanning the night before, or I should say the morning of. I start scanning around 1am, long after the family goes to sleep, and the phones have stopped ringing. Interestingly enough, I find that its the best time for concentration as well. I setup a worksheet and all of the...

Of the ones you mentioned I believe LMT looks the most bullish.

I use T&S for daytrading and intra day position trading only. As many of you know, its use will not serve larger timeframes. Don't forget that T&S is the oldest tool in the market. It's predeccessor, the "ticker tape" machine was used to determine price and urgency. You can take your T&S...

The poll and thread were started to gauge two things: 1) Was there a majority interest in the reports? 2) If so, how often would folks like to see them? I have not see any the replies nor the results of the poll since late last night. Many of the replies I did see were ignorant, malicious and...

There is no better business or opportunity on this earth such as trading for a living. The startup capital is much lower than what it is for most start ups, the overhead is low, controllable and scalable, the learning curve and success rate beats most start ups, the storefront can be anywhere...

I agree here. I'm on my second Dell laptop. I trade and run my business on it, no problems with hardware, just normal MSFT headaches.

You can do it again. JUST DO IT! :)

Axehawk, Call the recruiter back and get the name of owners and or principals. The corp may be new, but the folks behind it may have a history. I may know them.

I rarely watch CNBC, if I have the TV on it's CNN. I get news flashes from quote platform. Here is my post from a similar thread: Just to name a few...

I traded from many hotel rooms over the years. I setup up a seperate "page/layout" for 56K connections. I could only look at the dailys at night because it took 2 mins for them to come up. Not all hotels have broadband, yet some like the Four Seasons have Wi-Fi set up throughout the grounds, and...

I answered my own question...it's how the Danish spell Confucius. Right?

Who is Kofuzius?

Taxes are a tangible reality, death is an intangible reality.

Telling the truth.

Success with a plan is a tangible reality. Doubt that it will no longer work is an intangible and unproven belief. Bet on the tangible reality.