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Lundy, How about sharing your system, if you're not trading it? Perhaps we can learn a thing for two about it. Have you considered entering a trading contest? That might be interesting for you. -- ITZ

Hello, Anyone out there who has a Nexland Pro800 Turbo Router? Has it worked well for you? Any problems with it? I'm thinking about picking one up and would appreciate any feedback you may have on this product. Thanks. -- ITZ

When is a swing point significant, in your opinion? Thanks. -- ITZ

Hey Peter, it just made it over $300!!!

Thanks. I am probably too optimistic about selling it for what I paid for it. At the least, perhaps I will still get a decent price after all is said and done. -- ITZ

Please see the Ebay auction at: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3769&item=2084411539 Item # 2084411539

Is a commission rate of $35 + 0.01 / share too expensive for you? With your trading volume, you can probably negotiate a discount. If it is not too expensive, then I'd recommend Yamner, a non-online discount broker. See www.yamner.com You can send them a simple e-mail with your...

Hello, I'm looking for ideas on how to manage a trade after entry. Stuff like: - When to scale out and take profits. - When to cut your losses and move on to the next trade - When to exit the trade because you've given it enough time for it to work out, and it hasn't worked...

Any comments on these two seminars from previous attendees? See http://www.traderwargames.com and also http://www.masterygroup.org

See my previous reply, which I had edited.

That was just an arbitrary example of how I would determine WHEN to scratch a losing trade. I usually set my stop point at where it is clear and definite that the trade has failed. Once I lose 1/2 my risk, it's likely (but not guaranteed) that the trade will not work for me. Also, from an...

I thought it'd be interesting if we share how we manage trades that are losing money. I find that managing losing trades is a lot more difficult than winning trades. For me, what I do is look to scratch the trade once the loss equals 50% of my risked capital. For example, if I am risking...

I tried to contact Microsoft, but because the Windows XP is an OEM license, Dell is suppose to provide the support. The only other option is to pay up for support, and I didn't want to do that right now. I'm thinking that it may be the fast user switching, or it may be a default that if you...

Hi Sheriff, Thanks for the reply. On Win XP Pro, I don' t have the same option as you. It says: "On resume, password protect". Also, the power mode setting doesn't allow the computer to go to sleep. I've called up Dell's Technical Support, and they too do not have an idea as to what...

Hi All, I just picked up a new machine running Windows XP Pro. I'm finding that after some amount of idle time (30 minutes or so), the system will automatically go to the Welcome screen where you can select a new user to log in to. The previous user however is still logged in, and the...

Thanks T.

Hi Trajan, Yes, I do know now what a box is, after looking it up in my Natenberg book: a combination of two vertical spreads, where the combined prices of the vertical spreads must add up to the value of the box. The book talks about how if you know two of the three prices, you can...

Hi All, I've got a newbie question for you: How do you execute trades in options (either buying or writing the option)? I'm interested in trading vertical spreads, but I'm finding the bid-ask spread to be prohibitively wide. I've found that trying to become the best bid or offer...

ArchAngel, thanks for your suggestion. DTN.iq looks good: it's relatively cheap, has charting capability. -- ITZ

Hi eSignal, I looked over your pages. Thanks for the post. eSignal has certainly become more competitive with pricing relative to a couple years ago. Do you offer any special deals for low usage subscribers? I would use eSignal only for backup purposes and not on a daily basis...