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If you want to understand the value of pivot points, support and resistance levels, you would do well to listen to this man. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUZucf_QnP0

Which contract? Today's ES September contract was: 1351.25 1335.00 1325.00 PP 1308.75 1298.75

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Not to be confused, or confusing, but with the multiple name issues here, now I understand why I got a couple of strange PMs when I first posted. T_182

I have the annoying squeek and squelch as well with the camtasia based videos. No problem with other videos. T_182

It seems for every one of your posts I am continually ennunciating," Man... that was Cold" and indeed it is true figuratively and literally. One cannot help but think of what kind of person you are (I know, cold). I believe you have been captured most adequately as the star in this short...

IMO yes, however I have very limited experience with other software (OEC trader, Ninja) so I would have to defer to the opinion of others. My point is that it is cost effective to help get your feet wet not only in charting but order placing, albeit somewhat limited. If charting is an area...

If I may suggest, use the Thinkorswim platform papermoney trading and focus on 1 market. As a suggestion, focus on futures YM or ES. The platform is free and so is the data, the analytical tools are decent and TOS is constantly upgrading their platform. It can certainly be confusing...

What no picture? Come on college boy, pony up!!! At least tell us whom she looks like. T_182

Wow, I didn't think anybody traded like me! Like, I almost feel bad... nah. T_182 :p

And he/she would say, "Yes and it taught me to do this well, because now I only follow the price actions as it is handed to me out the window. I no longer use the signal indicators, I only take what the (car) market gives me. I do not anticipate what the (car) market will do. I am on the...

Okay I'll admit it and I'm probably the only one that doesn't get this, but I can't do the math that takes $100 (2 contracts at 1 point (1 point = $50)) x 257 = $100,000. What am I missing? Respectfully, T_182

Vastox, As mentioned read the threads, they will help. In the meantime, go to thinkorswim.com and sign up for paper trading. You can get started with say just futures there for right now and there is no cost for this. Pick one contract type and focus on it, forget everything else so that...

I agree with what Techdoodle wrote. I only have limited times that I could get into the chat and I did not wish to distract. To be honest it was distracting ME from what was happening on the screen, LOL. T_182

I like the way your trades are annotated in NinjaT, are those custom? Care to share? Thanks, T_182

Thank-you for your efforts to help those of us in need or looking for guidence. Nice looking document that I hope will indeed expand. T_182

I too am learning and have about the same experience level, flying one. So far I have learned to observe volume to help determine if it is to be a range trade. It seems to me that significant price movement occurs "typically" with greater than 5000 contracts coming/going (looking at a 1...

Is that RT? Did you get that based on a minimum number of trades per month? (You knew someone would ask!) T_182

I've been using Thinkorswim's free service for several months as I learn. I use their desktop based at home and their web based at work. As it costs nothing it is hard not to be a happy camper :) I think they are more known for their options and recently they have added Forex. Their...