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Successful long term consistent traders strive for simplicity. Trading 40 times a day with one of the toughest symbols (ES) is not that. And oh BTW to make 40 winning trades, you need to trade more than that. Much more. At least 50 times if your winning percentage is 80%. Friday one could have...

Well for that matter why even draw triangles lol?

The story gets better and better all the time.

sez who?

They're trying to catch up to the Fast and Furious ten-ology. :)

Geez cookies statement, you vill accept or you vill close out. I choose the latter of course - even though Kaspersky has my back lol.

When whole buildings at a time are leveled in Gaza, a super dense packed, rats maze existence, it is very easy to count the dead.

GLD ... and who knows what others.

Guess kash-low thinks it was better to keep brutal dictatorships in place. Hey what else does he know to live under. Cup of tea by this open window kash?

That's what she said, some pro. :D

They weren't corrected on that chart. On my TradeStation they never appeared to begin with. Trades never happened. Why would anyone think (jittery up and down multiple times) they did to begin with is .... :confused:

Hey Mr DoorDash:- Stat: Want those tacos it seemed like a good idea to order after a night out to show up fast? Remember to tip your delivery driver. DoorDash has been testing out alerts reminding customers to include a gratuity if they want their food to arrive in a timely manner. The delivery...

Seriously, registered shares? Trust me, they are not.

And last week there was a $18 drop in 2 days. Point? Oh that's right. It rises drops faster. Newsflash: almost all markets almost all of the time drop faster. Fear is stronger than greed.

... exactly opposite of what you claim no red, especially after a red day. You look only one way. Have fun in your investor delusions.

Never actually drop huh? How about your fav QQQ, since just the July top 20 times it closed down .... the day after closing down:-

Baked in. The trend is the trend.

You're putting words in my mouth. Value of the dollar, nothing to do with wages. For instance "The CPI can be used to show how the purchasing power of a dollar changes over time. The purchasing power of a dollar in 2022 was about 92.6 percent of the purchasing power of a dollar in 2021."...

As I thought, this is what YOU believe to be the case. Historical dollar value decline gets in the way.