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"Just for the hell of it?" Is that a setup? Is that a strategy? Jeez, Schiz, I'm looking to you as a mentor to trading CL, and here you are slithering over to the damn ES thread trading a "just for the hell of it" trade, and I personally don't think that's setting a good example. Now I REALLY...

How do you trade? Using MS as an example, what time frame charts do you look at for your setups, what time frame charts do you look at for cross-reference (such as entries, or daily bias) and how do you choose whether to enter long or short? I use 3-min or 5-min charts for setups, I use 1-min...

+$218 I had difficulty reading the opening price action on AAPL and POT, so decided to wait until after the housing news, then took a couple AAPL trades after the news and got whipped around by the price action, was down $50. Why I even traded it in that choppy range I’ve no idea because...

I hesitated to short @ 82.02 a while ago because Schiz has my balls :p

I don't trade pre-market or after hours except on the rare occasion when I hold a position overnight and my target order is filled. However, I watch the extended hours action on a few stocks and I'm curious if anyone knows how exactly shares trade at prices outside the bid/ask spread. For...

A few questions: If I trade both the pound AND sugar, will I get really fat? spd seemed to insinuate this is a dangerous contract to trade. Is that because too much methane puts one at risk of "blowing up"? Are these the ones you get when you order Northern-style vegetables at the...

Above 84... http://www.startrek.com/startrek/mediaview?id=13666

+$828 Pre-market gap down, but not a whole lot, so I figured the crowd might see a buyable dip here, and POT and AAPL appeared to be on sale. Long small POT @ 119.39 when price found round number support right on the 20-day EMA. Sold @ 120.40, pb from falling 20-bar EMA on 3-min. Long...

Learn to trade both ways. When a downtrend washes out (3 or more pushes down and then a double bottom or higher low), it's a great long signal. Futures were down in pre-market, and so my favorite stocks appeared to be "on sale", so I looked for long entries off the open. Also breakouts to...

LMFAO, schiz. The problem is that the price action is sooo tedious right now. The breakouts are in fits and starts, and the pullbacks are teasers. I can't read this at all. Taking a break (which is usually the signal for a large move one way or the other).

You, no doubt, have plenty to spare, so share :D

I haven't posted any trades because I decided I will only trade live or not at all. My way of avoiding this has been to trade stocks all morning. Can't you crack addicts convince me to inhale??

spooz required to hit at least 1200 before falling - Goldman rule.

This is exactly what I get when I click on the tradingday.com after hours trading links (example: http://money.cnn.com/data/premarket/nyse/) Is this not updated in real time?

Ivica, are you still holding GMCR?

I've had this one bookmarked for a long time but I'm not sure how quickly it's actually updated: http://www.1option.com/ I also have this site bookmarked, but when I click on the "after hours trading" links, it takes me to cnnmoney sites: http://www.tradingday.com/

No need to go any further, Conk answered my question. All the best to you in your quest for additional strategies. We are currently programming and testing 3 different automated strategies. Each one picks good entries overall, but we haven't found a consistently reliable exit strategy yet...

Since you know for a fact that every newb that comes into this site and believes his ludicrous ravings loses money, can you get any of them to post in this thread specifically how Jack caused them to lose money?

Please elaborate on whom Jack conned, how he conned them, and what the cost was to the persons conned. Oh, and why would other traders be horrified and/or embarrassed by another trader's clothing?

Pick your time frame and then buy AAPL when it moves 1 tick above its last resistance level; sell AAPL when it moves one tick below its last support level. Profitable traders don't care if a stock is overvalued, or if the balance sheet sucks, or if the company's a cash cow, or if a stock with...