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There are a number of profitable trades on that chart. If you are looking for the next bull or bear market...no.

You two get a room :D

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Opportunity came knocking at my door, I answered "go away I'm waiting for opportunity" and so it did.

I prefer being flat at the end of the day but as a car dealer I once know used to say "There's an ass for every seat."

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They socialized the foreign oil fields...screw 'em.

Systems don't make money, traders do. Until you accept that and recognize that becoming a trader is hard work, you are going nowhere.

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Going for increasingly longer time seems to be a burn out deal on them. I'm doing 3 and change now but will back down to 2 minutes a day. Like brushing and flossing, not fun but something you just do.

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No, they suck but do a lot of good,

Anyone else do planks? How long...seems to be differing opinion on where law of diminishing returns begins. In any event, it's good stuff.

I usually do take em all. at 11:18 EST, I had a long signal on the ES. I elected not to take it because of very sluggish PA with strong overhead resistance. It turned out to be the correct decision or it could have worked anyway. And yes, if your plan has positive expectancy, the more valid...

The fan is unplugged.

Whether "discretionary" or automated, a trade plan must have rules and defined criteria and the trader has to follow them. You can elect to not take a signal but the signal has to be defined regardless.

The value in paper trading is to forward test a methodology develop execution skill and develop the confidence to trade it. To qxr's point, it is not a three day process. If someone does not have the time and commitment to do what is necessary, they need to go in another direction. Many...

Don't focus on money, focus on process and behavior. If you can master those, the money will come.

Use what you are comfortable with.