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I hear you, but I don't need as much screen real estate as you seem to do. My two main options now are: Three 1920x1080s or two of the new 21:9 formats at 34inch, the higher resolutions seem appealing for the occasional gaming I sometimes do.

Has anyone tried any of these babies yet? I'm considering purchasing two for trading, but haven't read trader's opinions on them. There are two versions of the 34 inch. This one with 2560x1080 resolution (65)...

Pretty good day, early exit for me.

The market will probably do what it has been doing nonstop for months, make you think its about to reverse, then sneaks up on you and plots new highs. I know plenty are looking for a top, at least consider it. :)

Average down is not so bad, considering plenty have scars due to death by a thousand stops. Choose your money management school, trade and let trade is my suggestion. Trading, including and especially money management is a very personal matter.

In a ranged market over-extended might be a signal, in a trending market over-extended might be strength....

Way to promote underleverage OP. Without leverage you lack scalability, good luck beating the SP500 like that.

Double top on which timeframe?

Market keeps killing all top callers, just brutal for shorts, that tail this week was just another nasty bear trap.

Don't fight with price, it's unhealthy.

You won'tr wreck the edge, but you could inspire vendors.

The trick is noticing when it's moving well as it's hard to predict that it will move well.

Ya stops and chop don't get along well. Adaptation is a beautiful thing.

Short squeeze stop hunting as I type this....

Pinkman, When you add you only do it to improve the average correct? In other words, you average down, never up. Thank you.

He's trading a bull market like it should be done, easier said than done obviously. Support the round of applause and timely right calls observation. Hats off

Technical analysis of financial markets.

I understand why it went up, that's not the illogical part, I was mostly questioning the reasons the guy on TV was giving for how it would now be open to smaller investors. I guess they were referring to investors willing to invest less than 600 dollars on AAPL, which is about the same price of...

600? :)

Today watching Bloomberg TV I was listening to one of those talking head experts mention that one of the reasons for AAPL bull bias lately was due to the split announcement. Effectively allowing investors with smaller accounts to buy a piece of the company. My question is simple, what has...