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Yes but those are old news..... He has it since 2004 or something. I read on RTRS Steve Jobs he doesn't have a recurrence of cancer and this last illness wasn't life threatning. Anything beside that? I'm based in Europe my sources come from RTRS and Bloomberg

Where did you read that he was ill? Urgent, thx

Jesus... how is the aftermarket doing?

I've been trading for a while and now I wanted to test some ideas, backtest with historical data and maybe develop automated trading. The thing is I'm from finance and not engineering or computer science, I don't know programation but I want to start. What should I learn? I rest on your advice...

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That's like the ABC of economics. When the suppliers' costs change for a given output, the supply curve shifts in the same direction. For example, assume that someone invents a better way of growing wheat so that the cost of wheat that can be grown for a given quantity will decrease...

Pending home sales. It was priced a -0,4% it came out a +6,something. The markets didn't go up and a little bit later they dived.

Does anyone care to elaborate?

lol. I follow the news but bad news makes market rallies sometimes, and good news sink the markets. I pay close attention to volume

That would be blackmail

I would only add european DAX, and EURUSD

Oh, come on!

LOL

Sorry, didn't you understood my post, due to poorly written english? Do I need to rewrite the post?

How is it called those emails that the banks send you each morning with the news of yesterday, what's gonna happen today, and that stuff? Is it any of it available for free in the internet for european equities? Thanks.

I didn't understand all of what he was saying since english is not my native language and I didn't see the use in it. Looked like something crazy and psychadelic, something like this http://youtube.com/watch?v=Nhizo7KrZrw

I don't understand a sh*t

I've seen journals and posts of members on how they traded the S&P and looks like they focus only on technical analysis or price action. Does everyone care or trade based on newsflow (M&A, Fed speeches, economic data, rate cuts, proxy fights whatever) or does anyone trades looking at movements...

Hi. Three questions: 1- What if you are wrong and buy and buy more and buy more and it still goes lower? You never sell at a loss? Haven't you ever taken a huge blow? 2- You always buy first and sell later, or you also short? 3- Haven't you said something about a non-directional trading...