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You may be thinking of Carolyn Baroden, Connie Brown was mentored by George Lane and has been both an institutional and personal account trader for decades. I don't know her but a good trader friend knows her real well and speaks very highly of her and her skills....and earning power.

The further a derivative is away from actual price, the slower the feedback.

If you are having trouble reading price action, try putting on a couple of MA's and look for slope and space between them for directional read. When they are flat, the market is not directional. I use three time frames for my signals and filters, but the ma's can give you a sense of what's going...

Zhan Zhuang..."standing post", not only a core training technique of internal martial arts but a powerful healing practice.

Consider taking up tai chi or wing chun...best to stay off the ground as we age.

I knew a car dealer who used to say "There's an ass for every seat." That's what makes it a market.

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You options guys talk sexy :D

Does he have any poker playing dogs?

No but I knew Carl Wescott well.

We did two of them in the 90's, one we took public. Both put on hundreds of millions in receivables, both folded....VERY tough business. I used to describe it as a layer of car dealers on top of a layer of dead beats.

"How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours." - Wayne Dyer

"The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision." - Helen Keller

"Man, you don't know how I felt that afternoon when I heard that voice and it was my own voice." - Muddy Waters

In other news, Jordan Spieth is atop the leader board.

SimpleMeLike, you seem like an earnest guy. If I were at your stage, I'd spend more time observing price development and testing ideas based on those observations and less time involved in lengthy discussions based on suspect suppositions.

I hate trend days...OK, no I don't :D

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Don't concern yourself with anything you have no control over. There are however things you can control to become profitable. Also, I see no point in viewing what we do as "competition".