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The barometer for an investor is capital appreciation...for a trader, cash flow.

As you know, they are the same since the revolution in 1949. Are you inferring the population of a Billion Chinese are committed communists? As in all totalitarian countries, there is the ruling elite and there is everyone else. Not entirely different here, just more lax barriers to entry.

That is the Chinese flag...when they get there you can ask them their opinion of Communism.

Adding to what Tom said...make sure you have a clear reason and trade management rules to go long or short.

The Falun Gong were the principal organizers of the pro-Democracy demonstrations in Tienanmen Square, the Communist government was the principal organizer of the subsequent slaughter of the protesters.

Falun Gong is a health Qigong and meditation practice which stresses honesty, compassion and character which evidently the Chinese government considers subversive.

You haven't done enough work yet and don't concern yourself with monetary goals. Once you've developed a system with positive expectancy AND learned how to observe the rules of the system, you can start thinking about money. A worthy goal is profitability..ANY profit. As far as day trading...

I'm guessing pizza tips were weak as he came back in a foul mood. Surf wanted him to scurry along and run his bath water, Skippy certainly doesn't want to get cut off from all those spiffy Market Driver calls.

That is why i I don't hold a position into Fed announcements or minute releases. Even if your direction is good, it's too easy to get shaken out. There are usually good entries after it settles down a bit and this afternoon was a great example.

Truetype posted a chart...bottom should be in :D

I don't know about tops or bottoms but this is some mighty fine trading.

Some Fed Minute volatility here.

HaHa...love the cat.

Not sure why someone with a legitimate business plan with reasonable proforma's would be looking for "crowd funding". There also likely to be regulatory issues with respect to such as accredited investor status.

Again...there is no position, just a mind deal.

Depends on how you define signal, simply making a call is not a signal. I have never heard a professional trader guarantee a trade. And damn few succeed by adding to losses and moving stops AWAY from targets.

Yep, no way of knowing whether the next trade will work or not...just take the signals and observe the rules of the plan. Leave the fortune telling to the guru wanna-be's..

As traders, we need to go which way the wind blows...not the way we think it should blow.

The bulls are back in town.

That's the point, there is little else on the balance sheet to convert relative to customer funds.