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I would think just like any market it can be going up, down, or sideways but only one at a time. How can the dollar be doing both? I guess that is where my confusion is.

I am having a little trouble understanding the idea of a Bullish and Bearish ETF for the dollar... I understand the dollar is pitted against other currencies in forex trading, and I am not sure if this is why there would be 2 ETFs - one for bull and bear; however, I would think just one could...

So if quoted a part of book and asked you a question about the grammar of a particular sentence "do drugs bill" you would say considering drugs is so stupid. Yet the entire time would fail to mention it appears the sentence may be missing punctuation and the b in bill should be capitalized...

Did you read my first paragraph?

Ha. That could be it. Good catch. I got so caught up in the words I didn't consider the first step of the math. Thanks.

Please don't read too far into this post, especially the first paragraph. This is strictly a math question that I framed within an example. I am reading a book in which the author describes someones expectations of turning 10000 into 15000 in 3 months- in essence a 3-mo return (quarterly) of...

Great stuff. I've used Coursera before. Seems pretty great. I'll do those for sure. Thanks!

For this question I have to rewind my life a bit, but bare with me...if I were just out of high school (which I am not), what degree(s) would I choose if trading was something I was interested in? I ask this question because I would like to get back to the basics and learn from the ground up...

I agree about learning the platform. Although I do think in combination with back testing (which I do through amibroker ) it is good for confidence-whether or not the results will play forward, no one can possibly know that.

Thank you. I saw this, however as a new person with a more complex or maybe a better way to describe it -less familiar - security I think I am and will be looking for confirmation I am heading in the General right direction. I also spoke with their tech support and they confirmed the continous...

That's interesting. Why by design?

So in other words there is no standard symbology for continous contracts?

What "help"?

Thanks. One more question. I assume the data feed I am using (esignal) has continous charts what is the standard ticker for a continous chart. In other words is it just the instead of XX H5 would it just be XX?

I am very new to futures, and would like to start paper trading them for practice. In looking at stocks their is one chart to see trends etc, but futures expire; so there are many charts (ticker symbols). I use the term ticker symbols since I am planning on importing the futures info AmiBroker...