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Actually they're both moral outrages.

Note how price behaves as we pass through successive previous daily high swing points.

I sometimes wonder if it shouldn't be referred to as BA rather TA or PA (Behavior Analysis). While some/most will look at climaxes and tests and think on what tick should I enter and how many ticks should my stop be, those who understand what's going on will appreciate the importance of the...

Why was it again that, as President Obama said, “we tortured some folks” after the 9/11 attacks? Oh, right, because we were terrified. Because everyone knows that being afraid gives you moral license to do whatever you need to do to keep yourself safe. That’s why we don’t shame or punish those...

Those who rely solely on my posts -- or anybody's posts -- without continued and continual study of the source material are very likely to fail. Is it quick? No. Is it easy? No. Is it simple? Extremely. But it's not fool-proof. Regarding yesterday's activity, those who don't know what to do...

All this is where observation comes in. A lot of it. And as the observation phase progresses, and one begins to have questions, the observations assume a focus that they do not have at the beginning. The danger comes in rushing it with the objective of beginning trading as soon as possible, if...

You mean you don't have me on Ignore yet? And I'm the idiot? :p

No worse than "affluenza".

We may have served to support and defend the Constitution, but what we were in fact doing was filling the coffers of the military-industrial complex. And nothing's changed.

I assume you keep misquoting me on this because you don't understand any of it, which would account for your continued losses. If you ever turn profitable, get back to us.

I KNEW you'd be the first to reply :D (Pssst! Hitler, the Crusaders, et al were not Democrats)

. . . because we’re so nice here at the Raw Story Historic Corrections Desk, we thought we’d share some examples of Christian extremist violence for the edification of our right-leaning friends who seem to believe that it’s nothing but Christmas trees and Easter lilies on their side of the...

Nearly 4,000 African Americans were victims of “racial terror lynchings” in the South between 1877 and 1950, according to a new report by the Equal Justice Initiative. The report, released today, is the result of some five years of research by the organization. It has found that racial terror...

In 2012, a proactive Australian anti-vaxxer named Stephanie Messenger self-published a children’s book called “Melanie’s Marvelous Measles.” With the book, Messenger endeavored to “educate children on the benefits of having measles and how you can heal from them naturally and successfully.” The...

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Three people have been sentenced to federal prison following a hate crimes investigation stemming from the death of a black man who was beaten and run over by a truck. U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves on Tuesday sentenced Deryl Paul Dedmon to 50 years; John Aaron Rice to...

As far as the bounces go, I couldn't tell you. It seems obvious that ranges have an expiration date, but then they surprise you. Where traders found value at some point in the past they may find value again. Whether or not that's coincidental is anybody's guess. Fortunately, it doesn't matter...

It's Schizo's thread. Take it up with him. I keep repeating it because so few understand it. Remind me of how much money you've lost?

Sounds good, but I have no idea. An answer would require a lot of research. But does it matter? The number of trades is reflected in the volume. All else being equal, a wider range ipso facto will have more trades than a narrow one. What may be more important to the trader -- at least it is to...

Yeah. Don't say anything to Ricter.

And Spring is coming two months early here. Perennials are coming up, trees are budding, and I've got a lot of work to do much sooner than I thought I would. But it's awfully nice outside.:D