You want to do something useful Jack, contribute to the Red Cross or some other relief agency. Many of us in the area will drive down there when the water recedes and lend a hand.
To the novice, it is easy to say "just trade breakouts" of "just trade trend pullbacks" but as any experienced day trader knows, real time recognition of such, especially across time frames is trickier said than done. The art and the science of the thing is precise definitions of such and tested...
Yes, Galveston was the most important city in Texas at the time as it was the port. Subsequently, a ship channel was dredged through Buffalo Bayou up from Galveson Bay making Houston the port and is the second largest US port by tonnage.
Houston's Mayor is an African American Democrat. The former Mayor was a Dem and a lesbian and Houston haven't had a Republican administration in decades. The water to be released is a decision of the Army Corp of Engineers. This tool time shit should be relegated to the Politics Forum.
The gulf coast has had many of these storms through the decades and centuries. The problem is population and attendant structures keep growing and the wetlands which have provided buffer are being destroyed.
I am assuming your question is commissions and fee's as a percentage of net profit (P minus L). I day trade mostly equity futures, averaging about 6 trades per day on the ES and twice that on the NQ although any given day can be twice that. I own a lifetime platform license so my commissions and...
Yes and you can do a relatively inexpensive phone consult with him or one of his associates to answer questions about such as taxation and entity setup.
Forgive the snark, my Mother had Alzheimer and it's a horrible experience for all involved but my Father didn't, my Grandparents didn't either. I believe in living healthily and what happens happens.