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Absolutely correct. Also, only trade one underlying. Get to know it, get to love it. I trade the ES now, traded ER2 for years but stopped when it moved.

K.I.S.S...price and volume Learn what drives the market...smart money. See: marketmanipulation.com marketdelta.com ioamt.com cisco-futures.com Read: Richard Wyckoff Tom Williams(Wyckoff simplified) Peter Seidlmayer James Dalton Forget: Indicators

On occasion CNBC has good comedy. This morning the former CEO of AIG was explaining his AIG lawsuit. On the basis of the current CEO assuring the public that they would have no CDS loses...he exercised his options at $50, and now the stock is $.45. And, he has lost over $2 billion because the...

Try: techforless.com If they don't have what you need...check back frequently. They deal in close-outs. re. uprigths: buy 1 1/2" EMT(thin-wall electrical conduit) at Home Depot.

http://marketmanipulation.com/index.asp

Bill Duryea: ioamt.com

Construct put-call ratios from option volume initiated by buyers to open new positions. Stocks with low put-call ratios outperform stocks with high put-call ratios by more than 40 basis points on the next day and more than 1% over the next week.

The volume spikes are only a "heads-up". The important clues are the tests for no supply & no demand on low volume. See Richard Wyckoff's theory. I'm impressed with Bill Duryea of ioamt.com, has the nuances of volume well documented.

"the Bible of Options Strategies", Guy Cohen

Everyday I use Drummond geometry, sort of, a very small segment. But it's very profitable, and very simple. I too thought his course was a waste of time & money, but I wouldn't have found the nuggets if I hadn't waded through it. The same goes for Jack Hershey, there's gold nuggets in his...

Paul Forchoine explains strategies well and reasonably priced. http://www.theaceprogram.com/index.html

IMO MarketDelta has distilled T&S into visual form with their footprint charts.

re. Market Profile, 2 books by Dalton Master the Markets, Tom Williams Secret Science of Price & Volume, Timothy Ord Anything by Richard D. Wyckoff The Nature of Trends, Ray Barros

FYI: OptionVue will be starting a brokerage in the next couple months.

In the last 45 yrs I've owned a warehouse, have also done manufacturing, contracting, publishing, farming and the last 10yrs trading. By far, trading is the best...and least risky.

Not as good as "Undeclared Secrets...", but it's free: "Master the Markets" http://www.tradeguider.com/mtm_251058.pdf

Want even more leverage...options on 3X's. Do a synthetic long or short for a credit or small debit.

anecdotal evidence: www.iceagenow.com But...maybe the lack of sunspots the last 3 weeks of Nov. did it:)

According to the article "Sustainable Oil?" by Chris Bennett: "A significant reservoir of crude oil was discovered in the late ’60s, and by 1970, a platform named Eugene Island 330 was busily producing about 15,000 barrels per day of high-quality crude oil. By the late ’80s, the...

I found an article by Daan Joubert almost 10 yrs ago re. trendline gradients. His method of establishing a trendline is not conventional. Instead of joining outside swing points, he uses retracements from both above and below. Then clone that line and move it to the outer swing points. It is...