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    Do You Think Like A Serial Killer?

    TradeOff wrote: "Baron, can you remove this stupid thread?" So, you'd like to KILL the thread???
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    Tony OZ book i need!!!

    Try going to tonyoz.com. They can probably help. OT
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    Do You Think Like A Serial Killer?

    There was a list circulating of all the serial killers with similar middle names, I think they were "Wayne" and "Lee". Does anyone have that list? It was kind of scarry. OT
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    Refco - $4/RT. Anyone use em?

    I've just read through this string and I'm trying to understand the commission structure. Where does the "$400 commission" for the platform fit in with the regular commission rate? I'm assuming this is some sort of platform fee. Also, how is it that you can offer rates like this? What's...
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    Broker search

    Kicking, It seems as though the brokers you're looking at all provide part of the puzzle, but don't write off the guy offering the low commish and the $400/month platform fee just yet. I'm sure you've done this, but at $8 per round, you have $4.58 in difference to play with. If you make 88...
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    Broker search

    Kicking wrote: "can you read? NO TRADE QUOTA $ 400/MONTH in commish ?!!" I'm not getting your meaning on that response. OT
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    monday at cactus (no, this isn't the regular chicago hookup)

    What's the occasion?
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    What Would Jesus Trade?

    Gemini 315 wrote: >>>For those that are christians and are posting to this post: Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain… and the later, …Unfortunately blasphemy has become a part of our language, because of allowances such as those above. And yes, saying "oh my...
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    What Would Jesus Trade?

    Where are you getting your information?
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    What Would Jesus Trade?

    Breakin wrote: >>>jews became the bankers because they are not forbidden usury like the true followers of jesus, hence the stereotype.<<< Actually, Judaism does have stringent and specific restrictions against usury. The reason they became banker was because they were barred from owning...
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    Pro Firms

    Training is invaluable. Perhaps the hardest step in that process is telling yourself (and actually BELIEVING) that you don't know as much about trading as you think, and that you have immense ability to do your trading account and your trading psyche harm. Whatever path you choose...
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    Pro Firms

    >>>also oldtimer my comments came from what yynot was saying. he writes on here alot about not liking prop firms. he does not get it and so here i go. you put up 5k or 10k and you get a few 100,000 in buying power. so first the most you can lose is 5k or 10k technical of your own money(i no don...
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    Pro Firms

    Brokerboy wrote: >>>>well i make money and i could not trade if i did not have firm capital. i also know alot of others like me so in the end people who can't do this will just be weeded out. so why do we have banks and creditcards and loans so people can use it as a tool right. i think...
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    Pro Firms

    >>>We have found that the traders who have their own money at risk are far more disciplined than those who trade the firm's money...and since they also keep all the profits, their reward is much better as well.<<< It was my experience that folks ran out of money more quickly when they...
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    Pro Firms

    I owned a prop equities firm during the 1990's and we offered leveraged trading. It is neither a scam, nor a ticket to salvation. Here are the pro's and con's, as I constently saw them: pro: Having a large sum at your disposal changes your mindset from "What can I trade with the money I...
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