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I heard Gann died broke. Is this true, rumor?

Low end GM's are 2400+ and the best are 2600+

I've beaten 10+ IM's in classical games, too. I just posted that game because it was all I had handy. Not claiming that it means I am the greatest or anything. I don't keep very good track of my old games, but if I come accross any of my good ones I will post them here. It isn't a big deal...

f3 is the best move there. It supports the e-pawn, covers the important g4 square, and makes it possible to initiate a kingside attack, which I countered with my play on the queenside and center. Duh. :)

The Church of Fobonacci: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/030608/168/4bzk4.html

Joking aside, have you actually used this to make money in the past?

This Friday is the 13th and we are going to be in a Fibona-cheech mooncycle. Crash 'n burn baby. Sorry but that last diagram was a bit beyond me, so I will just make fun of it.

They must assume that every person trading the market is totally informed, wise in all disciplines, completely devoid of emotion, and supremely intelligent. Looking in the mirror I would have to disagree with them!

You might be suprised how much chess players would value improving their game. :)

I'll have to dig out my tournament records for some official games, but for now here is a game I just played against a Fide master online. It is a 3 minute game. I'm black. Never thought I would be posting my internet chess games here :) 1. e4 (0:02) c5 (0:01) 2...

2x WA State champ, national runner-up in HS, and have beaten a few Grandmasters in tournament play. I would like to improve my horrible swing trading tecnique. If you are a succesful swing trader and want to get good at chess PM me and we can help each other out. Thanks!

That is correct. The system has a 90%+ success rate over thousands of trades, so it does make money after the losers and slippage, about 4% a month. Very much like the lottery...

That depends on where you are drawing your trendline. If you are talking short term resistence then we have broken it, but we are still well below the long term trendline.

20% or twenty days. 20% sounds like a lot but with the volume the system does it comes out ahead.

I'm not using it because with my account size 4% a month is not going to get me too far. It requires too many trades for me to use at this point in time. Like was said earlier, it is very much like being the lottery, and I am not in a position to be the lottery. Doubt all you want, but it...

Say you are following a stock in a nice strong uptrend over the last few months, and it is now in a high and tight flag formation. Do you buy as soon as the upper trend line is penetrated intra day, or do you wait for it to close over the line? Do you wait for a pullback or do you "chase" it up?

I hate to bring up a dead topic, but I just got this in the mail today and wow, is it a piece of junk. It misses everything, and the stuff it finds isn't all that great. Thank goodness for that 30 day return policy.

We are at at strong resistance levels on the daily SP and DOW charts. On the weekly charts we are still in a strong downtrend. Based on the state of our economy I don't think we are going to be able to push past these levels. If we do penetrate these resistance levels I will be taking long...

6/5 Bought UNM Sept 15 Put @2.16. Reason, nearly touching upper downtrend line, along with what I feel is an imminent market correction.

6/5 Sold SDS and ASD for 19% gain. I changed my mind about holding them because I don't think this current rally is sustainable. I am waiting for a resolution in either direction before taking too many long-term positions. Bought EAGL AUG 15 Put @1.16. Reason: Descending triangle, with...