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This discussion keeps coming up on ET. To those of us who trade for a living, the question is silly. The answer is....daytrading is difficult. There are many endeavors which are more difficult, becoming an astronaut is more difficult, transplanting a kidney is more difficult, making the Olympics...

Sleepy day in index Futuresville.

I get flax seed meal from my grocer and it's very inexpensive.

Nixon ended the gold convertibility standard of US currency which sent gold flying.

PA has been a little erratic on several markets this past week.

Traded with a woman years ago by the name of Victoria Pearson. Sharp gal, had been an associate of Raschke and wrote a trading book with Theresa Lo. Victoria was big on drawing S/R lines but was fond of saying "support and resistance were meant to be broken."

Forget what you've heard, forget what you think you know and simply pay attention.

Considering the lethargic markets, it's done well swimming in mud.

The OP's request should be respected.

Yes, the request would hold a lot more weight if B1 made it.

182 B is updated number, add to that local debt of 282 B for a total of 464 B and annual budget currently at 537 B.

Does anyone really know what the actual population is ?

They also have the largest debt of any state at 182 billion.

As a long time runner, I've been through a succession of Ironman watches, even during my Swiss watch period (well over now). The straps end up splitting through much usage and the cost of replacing and one assumes the battery will be next, it makes sense to just get on eBay and get a new one at...

Did you expect Surf to make sense?

If you don't have a tested trade plan and the discipline to trade it, there are no entries.

Wait for a pull back...and have a PLAN

I knew a few folks who had subscription chats and they had confederates make the trades for them...and even those were very small size.

Charts don't trade, traders trade...use what works for you and not what some one else thinks.

Traders shouldn't be bulls or bears, take your setups (if you have them) and observe your disciplines. No one knows what happens next. Leave the bull/bear stuff to the talking heads and newsletter writer types.