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Not unless you're calling a bottom to the equity markets. Ask President Xi Jinping.

You need a sizing plan. Risking 30 percent of your capital on any single trade is a recipe for disaster as you well know. You require immovable position management rules that you do not under any circumstance violate. You need stop limit orders with a generous pay-up tic range limit in order...

Orders for 5000 get filled many times over the course of a typical trading day. But only an idiot would show 5000 - they Iceberg the order.

It might be possible that you do not realize what a huge "get" it would be to get hired on at a bonafide serious futures proprietary trading firm (like DRW or Geneva or Jump to name a few). Typically an entry level position there would be on the software engineering or coding side. MBA's are...

Age has nothing to do with bad habits. Adding to losing positions, taking small profits and big losses, not having a viable trading strategy, crappy work ethic, conflating back tested results with real world market expectations... there is no age limit on bad trading habits.

X2. absofuckinglutely.

I do like the idea of renewable energy. Makes a world of sense to me. For me personally, I'm not a denier but I'm also not entirely convinced that the world is going to end in five years based upon climate change. My personal preference for a power generation mix would be renewables and...

Has ES and NQ volume suffered any ?

And hyperbole aside - that’s the point. As was detailed in the Der Spiegel article, the ‘low hanging fruit’ has been plucked and now the technical limitations and public opposition have made further inroads for solar and wind more narrow and problematic. You can capture only so many light...

Yes, I agree with you and Grulstmrnn that the title is quite hyperbolic. I get that. But the central premise in the heart of the article - that the limitations behind current solar and wind power technology makes it difficult for a highly advanced and wealthy Western industrial State like...

France grapples with its nuclear power dilemma https://www.ft.com/content/c7421fbe-f326-11e8-9623-d7f9881e729f "Paris wants to avoid Germany’s mistake of scaling back nuclear in a hurry only to burn more dirty lignite."

The Forbes article cites Der Spiegel extensively. Here's the Der Spiegel article cited by Forbes and translated for your own reference: https://docs.google.com/document/d/148Lym3a487S8lha50QXGJfjQ1HmlNyj3QfLqAt0k0ng/edit

LOL o_O Der Spiegel - the cited source material, is "Republican" ? :banghead: :confused:

I think that the best course for our planet is to continue with renewables but to accept their limitations. In parallel it makes a great deal of sense to try the newest generation designs of passive safety system modular nuclear power plants. The issue of safe storage for high level radioactive...

The Reason Renewables Can't Power Modern Civilization Is Because They Were Never Meant To https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelshellenberger/2019/05/06/the-reason-renewables-cant-power-modern-civilization-is-because-they-were-never-meant-to/#555c2bc8ea2b Over the last decade, journalists have...

https://www.energy.gov/fe/services/petroleum-reserves The US Government (taxpayers) owns the petroleum in the reserves. The crude stockpiles are stored in deep underground salt domes (caverns) along the Louisiana and Texas Coasts. Salt mines are exceptionally stable and water/gas-tight...

Obviously, the CL contract should have come off more yesterday - Strait of Hormuz bid keeping it firmish.

That’s because we’ve all seen this movie before. Angry Orange Man clashes with China’s gamesmanship regarding terms - market goes down, market then makes new highs when investors come to the realization that China has a half a trillion dollar per year US Dollar surplus cash inflow from the US...