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I use the "natural s/r's" mainly because they are generally more obvious and thus used by more traders. I also cautiously use fibs b/c they are used by most traders as well. However, I would filter with some other indicators your entries off of fibs.

22 and mostly daytrade emini's. Do a little position trading in some sector etf's

so is it still the basics of buying wood and holding it because you think the price will appreciate? Then you call another wholesaler and convince them to buy it at a higher price? Would a trader be the one that physically delivers the wood also?

I will check that out - anyone know of any others?

Anyone know anything about how the lumber traders work? What exchange is this traded on? I find a lot of companies who claim to be lumber traders, but don't seem to be "traders". I guess any knowledge on the subject would be beneficial.

Looking to find a job trading in the Northwest. Have several opportunities to go off to Chicago, but would prefer to stay in the Northwest area. Does anyone know of jobs in Seattle, Portland, Boise etc?

hahaha that is great - Maybe the monkey should get a spot on cnbc

I am interested in knowing more about remote trading. Do most prop firms offer this? Are the capital requirements different? Do all require you put up your own capital? Are the payouts different? Perhaps Mr. Bright could give me some insight.

so you think the whole trip is a bad idea if I want to pursue a career in trading? By waiting several months, you think that could jeoperdize my chances with a company?

thank you - while being sarcastic, it helps. I have just read many posts where people say that you aren't really an "employee" when you work at a prop firm - so I didn't know if that meant you aren't held to normal employee standards

A little background first. I have been trading for a little over a year now. I am looking at graduation here in a couple of months. I have been working trading a fund that several fellow students, a professor of mine, and I set up. Things have been good so far. I have been trading well...

There is a tv show on bravo called "million dollar listing." "The show where realty meets reality...and someone's gonna pay. " Can you doubt the bubble now?

It was already stated once, but I will repost in my words because I don't think it was taken seriously the first time. this is a rising, wedge, but it is part of a large bowl pattern. Very bullish.

hahahaha. I am with trader though. Who wants them calling you at work? Why not just show them the keys to your porsche? That should do the trick

there have been some really great posts here and obviously there are differences and aspects about forex that can make it more difficult. The main thing I have noticed is that you need to be a longer term player, taking positions. The spread on a lot of the pairings is as much as 5 pips if you...

Just curious but why do you want business cards? Are you planning on starting a fund, or are you just trading for yourself? Is it just to show your friends/ potential significant other that your job is credible? Just wondering?

It is my experience that fundemental analysis can be the key to successful trading for some people. In fact, there are many advantages to fundemental analysis. However, to ignore technical analysis puts you at a great disadvantage. You would have to have an iron stomach. Plan on sitting...

I have been trading for just under a year and would consider myself somewhat conservative compared to my colleagues. I am a daytrader and keep my trades to about 1% of my account. I have a rather modest account that is growing slowly. If things continue as they have, I will be looking at...

forexfactory is one of the best sites out there. It gives you some commentary, but has the best economic calendar on the web. I am there daily.

I know that this has been said, but great journal! Really fills a need on this board