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While I do not like it, it makes sense.

Same here. I hate the fact that poster's info is now stretched across the page. This change is what most competitors have and I find it very distracting. Plus not seeing posters join date also makes it worse.

I personally really liked the old format. It was the best among rivals. The new one not so much. It has nothing to do with adopting to a change. The old one was more intuitive. Few features were missing (plus 1 and etc), but the design was great. Any way, good luck with new design.

Wow, what a trade. Make 50 mil, lose 15. Then give to govt another 13. Total is 22 mil. Ain't too shabby.

You are very wrong. IB will be fine, and NT brokerage will flourish as well, if what Ray said will hold true.

Thanks a lot. This is great!!!

Hi Ray, What is your rationale in limiting the brokers? You have fantastic product, and many loved the fact that even when they switched the brokers, all will continue to work as it should. The new list is very limited. Most of my funds are with IB right now, but I am talking to a...

Yep. That's why finding a replacement will be tough. I heard that IB hired bunch of mf global risk people, and exposure fee is their idea.

Wow. This is getting really funny.

So, what's the best IB alternative then, when all things considered (platform, api, mobile apps, margin, omissions and etc)

Why, why, why did you give up the biggest trading secret? It is holly grail after all!!!

Hm, you just joined and Spencer was here for 13 years. Slow down a bit

No really good ones. Read this site and check this free mini book: http://www.fxf1.com/english-books/Forex%20Systems%20Collection/Mechanical%20Discretion/PDF/Jet%20Heat%20-%20Mechanical%20Discretion.pdf

That's a lot. We got an email with a much smaller amount. He must be leveraged a lot more than us.

+100 Hm, for those who truly believe that markets are never going down just keep selling those naked puts at high leverage - free money after all.

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This is direct precipice for failure. There is nothing wrong with trading off daily charts, but only if this is what your psychology, backtesting, strategy and so on tell you to do. However, if your choice is made from a stand point to accommodate daily job, you will most likely fail. If yuo...

Add let's say 30 EMA to your chart. When angle is raising and steep market is moving, when flat you are in chop. This way has its own issues as well, the price can bounce on ema for a while.

One of the ways to measure angle/slope of ema. Chop when it is low.

:) Thanks a lot