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I keep it on the down low. I keep a "cover" up at all times.

I find myself taking the call alert and executing it!:D BOLT:cool:

Dollar amounts: 32K in 1999 47K in 2000 39K in 2001 55K YTD in 2002

The boys have done it again--21 pts! This ain't no ordinary room my friends:D regards, BOLT:cool:

Remember guys, greed will kill you. Ask Gordon Gecko. That's why M-T hasn't panned out for you folks. Also, I'm not too concerned with my percentage returns on capital as long as I'm consistently netting around $500 a day(give or take a few bucks). :cool: Regards, BOLT:cool:

babak, so don't read what I post. Problem solved:eek:

I don't hype M-T. It's not my business--I just like their calls. End of story. ET is designed for all opinions and I have given mine. It's obvious you so called traders are offended by any mention of an entity that makes stock calls for their paying subscribers. You all have this need to make it...

Traderbob, CHILL! You are taking this way too seriously. What does it matter? So what if M-T takes claim for absolute bottoms and tops for maximum profits. If a trader bought when they say "buy" and sold at the top, then that trader would have realized those profits. It's called marketing...

M-T was smokin' today. Lighting hit for 29.37 pts. and thunder for 7.87 pts. for a total of 37.24 pts! To answer Lundy's question, it's the total number of pts. the room made for all of their calls(- losses of coarse). Let's say the room hit for 10 pts. on any given day. The room called 20...

They racked up 14 pts. today. Not bad for such a crappy market.

To each his own. You like Vegas, I like M-T.:cool:

Yes, I do get stopped out, but not too frequently. M-T originally played with 3 pt. stops back when stocks would swing 25 pts. per day and were trading for $80-$200 per share. They adjusted--as all great traders do--when the market changed. Their methodology is unique and isn't for everyone, but...

Well, that's a tough one. Ummmm, well, I guess I would refer to my previous post where I point out that I only have 1 open position @ a time. I keep a tight(.15-.25) mental stop in place--depending on the price of the stock. And I take what the market gives. If the beast gives 50 cents--great...

I won't elaborate on my entry/exit strategy for various reasons. However, I will say that I only have ONE open position at a time. I focus on that trade until it is closed. Then, I'm on to the next. I started this technique because I was undercapitalized when I began. Now, my capital has grown...

My experience with M-T is limited--roughly 4 months. My handle, purely coincidental. Did I capture 16 pts.? Not even close--all I need is 1 1/2 pts. on 500 shares per day. That covers my commissions and puts a tidy profit in my pockets. Get my drift:cool: ? BTW, run a search of my...

M-T put out a solid 16 point day on Friday. Looks like the nay sayers are scratchin' their heads:confused:

elite trader is filled with way too much sarcasm from you losers who apparently get your a$$es waxed on a daily basis by the markets. That's why you all post sarcasm on ET:eek: --retribution.

I already spend my days there--and I like it. The question is, does anyone else use M-T?:confused:

Lately, millennium-traders--as many other traders--were having a tough time since volatility was low. However, they turned in a solid performance today--roughly 15 pts. Anyone else out there using M-T?

Although I'm not a user, I found this article to be encouraging: http://www.forbes.com/bow/b2c/review.jhtml?id=1745