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China’s population time bomb is about to explode msn.com Since the pandemic hit, Chinese social media have been full of nihilistic, disaffected exchanges between young people about the gap behind Xi’s fabricated ‘China Dream’ and their own hopeless existence. No amount of state censorship has...

Here are the A-shares (only available in Mainland China to Chinese national) and the H-shares (available to anyone and traded in Hong Kong). As you can see, it's getting hammered in Hong Kong.

Flipping short at 41,000

Well, the OP specifically mentioned that he plans on running Quantower on a VPS. Anyway, that's good to know. How much are you currently paying monthly for the entire SC/Denali package?

And #6: They're all out to get me. :D

C'mon, no need to be such a cantankerous crank. Even Musk open-sourced his Tesla. That doesn't mean everyone can now build the same replica in one's garage. Those who have the brain and the willpower to make something out of Zuck's proposal will do it regardless of whether it remains open source...

LOL, must be. Actually, some of the threads I read over this weekend made me feel all depressed. I wonder why they just can't give up, even after so many years of losses.

Yup, that's how the market operates. Those who thought the Nasdaq was insanely expensive in the late 90s got their heads chopped off. Those who bet against the housing market before the 2008 crash got their heads handed back to them on a silver platter. And those who thought Corona would bring...

Your're right. Here's the correct fee for CQG/Quantower for those with less than $10k initial deposit. (I've also attached NinjaTrader and Interactive Brokers for comparison). In passing, I should mention that real thieves aren't necessarily the brokers but CME (the exchange), who keeps raising...

I think you can only do that through CFDs, which is banned in the US, Belgium and Hong Kong.

That's right, AMP offers Quantower which uses CQG API.

Not surprisingly, we all know why and yet we keep committing the same sin over and over.

I don't think anyone can beat AMP futures when it comes to overall fees. Just don't expect any hand holding from them. https://portal.ampclearing.com/account/commissionquote.aspx

Maybe your definition of risk management is different from mine, which includes BLASH and SHABL (as alluded by the OP at the outset of this thread). Also I think you're taking all this too literally. Perhaps that's why you can't see it? The OBVIOUS won't reveal to you as one of those "a-ha!"...

This is what I'm seeing. The target has been met exactly to the T as of yesterday. Still need to monitor whether there's a follow-through come next week, but if there's a pullback, we should see 4300 (should be free money).

Well, it'll likely come down pretty soon IMO because consumers, especially in the west, can't go through their day without their favorite sweets. That said, the daily chart shows the price going parabolic for the last 2 weeks, so I'll be monitoring to see whether that will end up as just another...

You approach the problem from a "wealth accumulation" perspective. Why don't you switch gear and look at it from a "risk management" side of the equation?

Still, empty your mind, especially from all those Youtube porn. :sneaky:

“Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless like water. Now you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put water in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water my friend.”

Not to mention that Meta will have 350,000 NVidea H100s of compute GPUs (that's equivalent to approximately $10.5 Billion). Weekly