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You got the Cincy and Atlanta games wrong. ATL won't win on the road in NY and a rookie qb won't win a playoff game for Cincy. Book it.

It looks like the FOMC is making their announcement at 12:30pm EST, this Wednesday. Does anyone know the reason for the time change vs. the usual 2:15pm? Thanks!

It looks like the FOMC is making their announcement at 12:30pm EST, this Wednesday. Does anyone know the reason for the time change vs. the usual 2:15pm? Thanks

A lot of guys who could've gotten laid didn't.

Back in business.

Yup.

I would say so. http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=310928130 http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=310928101 http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=310928118 http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=310928115 Craziest action, within the shortest time period I've...

"Why do the most successful firms in the world employ a risk manager?" Answer the question. You've never actually worked for a company, have you?

Wow, completely wrong, and more than likely less seasoned than me. Read my OP. It's not a drastic change, it's a simple question, that a lot of successful traders want an answer for. I am a modest guy who makes a better than average living, while trading futures. Sometimes people who...

That might be one of the most asinine comparisons I've ever read. Again, 9 years of consistent profitability and your advice is to hop on a sim. Ha, gtfo. My firm of 70, in which I was the 3rd top performer, consisted of one trader who had lost 3-6 months of profits in one day, three times...

If I had no self discipline I wouldn't be a profitable trader over a 9 year span. Having someone/something else stop me out makes me a better trader, and knowing that is just one component of why I've been successful. I don't need advice, didn't ask for any. Simply asked if NJ had a function...

Also, as an fyi it's relatively common for prop shops and the like to stop your account out for the day at a specific $ amount. This is what I had my boss do for me at my old firm.

No offense, but I've been trading for 9 years, and am very good. Always looking to tweak/fine tune some things I know I should work on.

Does Ninja Trader have an option to lock you out of your account once you hit a configured net loss for a trading session? If anyone knows, I'd appreciate it. ps - I don't trust my own risk management...if you couldn't tell. Thanks.

This thread is dead, as in possibly beyond reparable. l only trade the 30's during unemployment Friday or a Fed meeting. Anyone else? The opportunity was great in August, otherwise seems like a garbage market for scalper's.

Why is it bizarre? Volatility provides better opportunity for intra-day traders. Nothing is bizarre about it at all.

Nah

I'm actually a total asshole by nature, but I come off as "California Cool" to most. If I had to trade on the floor, I would get killed. Electronically is a different story.

That's not what I said in '05 when I sold, then rented. No offense, dumbass. There are bright investors in the US.

"I think we're going to see zero." Huh, first time it's happened in 65+ years. Thought this was an interesting call....right on the money. Weird? Or am I looking to far into this?