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A load of bilge. Not interesting at all.

Wouldn't you have to be sober to do that??

Depends, man.. DEPENDS! The new ones don't even show panty lines. :)

TMI.

From what I recall, Cuban made a bundle in the ".com" boom and cashed out before it all came a cropper. Good for him. He's right, of course... and "having an idea and working it to success" so long as achieving success along those lines is "worth it". (There are lots of "successful endeavors"...

That's the problem. We don't KNOW all that much yet. Sure, we have speculation and hopes/desires... but those can be shot down as we move along.

More important is risk:reward ratio and that you trade with stops to eliminate possible large losses. The win percentage will take care of itself.

Where there are 2 or 3 consecutive "star" days after a decline (hammer being one of the star candles), it signals "indecision about continuation of the down move and likely upside reversal." Vice versa for star days after an upswing.

Wouldn't be surprised to see the Fed announce yet another stimulus package tomorrow. Stimulus every week.... soon you're talking real money.

Double Whammy... First they lose their job, second they lose their ass. (The wold is a cruel place.)

Variables? How my rabbit's foot feels when I rub it... or how the chicken bones lay when I toss them.

"Fading the gap" is one of the plays. Is it right this time? You'll find out later, but "waiting to see what happens" won't let you make much money.

Nope. It's a guess. As for "tape reading"... not valid these days. Waaaayyy back when the most current info players had about a stock was on the ticker tape*. Nowdays we have up-to-the-moment info via real-time charts... or as quickly as price changes can be posted to the electronic ticker...

There are basically 4 "technical gap concept" plays. 1. Gap-n-Go... gap is the opening high/low and races ahead in that direction. 2. Gap-n-Crap... gap opens on hi/low for the day (swing), reverses almost immediately and continues the reversal move 3. Gap-fill-Resume.... the gap is...

I think the "savings rate" is measured over a VERY short term... and is likely a pittance compared to debt balances... reported to make things look better than they are. (Gee... what government would do that?) Bottom Line... "savings rate" doesn't mean SQUAT until the debt balances are paid...

Having your money "in tune" with the charts is the best way to potentially profit through all of this while maintaining risk control. But if the government prints enough... you could have a BILLION $USD which won't be worth a shekel. "Unthinkable"... "impossible for the US"? Not only has it...

It's a sick world we live in today. More unemployed = expectation for more (print money) stimulus. YEA STIMULUS!! :(

You're talking, "I want the fastest, but I want it cheap". Just like in cars, "no such thing". The E5-1620 v3 has a normal clock speed of 3.5Ghz, which is plenty fast for a trading rig. (You could get a rig with a Xeon W-2125.. which is also quad-core, dual thread... with 4.0Ghz clock...

"3 ft separation" between passengers going to make a diff to the spread of the virus?

I doubt any single core CPUs are available anywhere. Intel Xeon E5-1620 v3 is an inexpensive quad core, dual thread CPU... that or equivalent (or better) is what you should get. Both the T5810 and Z440 have it as options.