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When the market broke down late last year, I became persuaded that the October top was IT, and a bear market had begun. I was looking for the price pattern to follow through on that notion, but it didn't. Instead I had to revise my view that the December low was actually an "abc-abc-abc" 4th...

Colorado snow pack recently reported as "150% of normal". Skiers had it great this year. Some resorts stayed open longer than normal while others actually reopend for a couple of weekends. "Solar cycles" seem most logical culprit.

OP's 10-yr old workstation likely worth ~$100 if working. (I bought an old T3500 on eBay a couple of years ago, likely same vintage as OP's, for $75 including ship.) Not worth replacing mobo.... not to mention the old technology.

Better use a stop. Likely a loser... at least in terms of cost/value. (I also think mobo is likely candidate, but not worth the money to replace.)

Agree with Morse... 10 years old, not worth trying to get it running again if other than simple fix. Wouldn't put any money into it at all. Recommend HP Z440 at Newegg. Any configuration you want. Currently starting @ $328.

Years ago I queried the SEC about starting a hedge fund for myself. They told me, "If you can't raise $50 Million quickly, the costs and regulatory requirements would likely make it a no-go". FWIW...

You must be young... apparently eschewing punctuation. Did you ever hear, "punctuation is the difference between helping your uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack-off a horse"?

Bernard Baruch once said, "Americans will spend everything they have, plus their credit capacity." How could he have known that 100 years ago??

Years ago I recall the tennis broadcasters discussing, "Who's the best clay courter right now?". Mary Carillo said, "It could be Rafa Nadal".... who was a teenager, still in the juniors. This weekend he competes for his 12th French Open title. (The man is an ANIMAL in the dirt!) In the...

We had some of them guys in America not long ago. They went bust BIG time. (Were loaded in natgas calls they's sold just before the market spiked.) Was in all the papers.

"...Trump: "Stocks Would Be 10,000 Points Higher If Fed Kept Rates Lower" Dec 2018: Goldman - “4 more rate hikes” Trump - “Fed should be cutting rates now” Everyone - “Trump is insane” June 2019: Everyone - “Fed should be cutting rates now” — zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 6, 2019...

The big dog has already spoken. Powell has basically said, "The (dovish) Fed is onboard for whatever it takes". Doubt lesser Fed members reiterating Powell's sentimet would have much impact. IOW... The market don't usually "chew its cabbage twice". (There are/were supposedly 13 announced...

BMW makes a lot of cars here, don't they? VW makes a lot of cars in Mexico. What's with that?

If 450 people looked at it and it's still on the market, must be overpriced.

Disagree with your premise. Good trading is not about either. When you learn better, "I should take this __________ trade, and I understand why"... and do it with discipline and stops.... then you will be trading better and "trading to win". When you've learned to trade "better enough", you...

May not be much in magnitude. The difference is that in a trading range, you know you're in it... likely have been for a while, back and forth. Once you see that buy the bottom of the range... sell the top of the range. But expect the rally phase to act like a mini-bull and the decline phase...

Not soon/fast enough. It's like an infection... let it go too far, then there is no cure.

How about a "wall of lead"? That is, cross the border uninvited... get shot on sight*! (After 10,000 or so casualties, they'd think twice about transgressing our borders. And not all that radical... think of what N. Korea or Iran would do to invaders...) *Of ocouse that wouldn't be our 1st...

The hallmark of bearishness*... is "price pattern of lower lows and lower highs". We have that now, so caution/discipline advised for dip buyers. *Markets behave bearishly during.... 1. Genuine bear markets 2. Corrections to bull markets 3. Downswing in trading range markets. FWIW...

Yes. Trumps wants/needs concessions NOW. Xi/China can "wait him out". I applaud Trump's effort to rectify trade injustices granted to others by prior administrations, but the reality is that he's under pressure to get something done within the time frame of our elections. The other side is...