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This was in reference to the author of this book. You should read it if you're into this stuff.

That guy Rogan interviewed doesn't know shit about psychopathy. He keeps saying that you have to "commit a crime" like murder in order to be classified as a psychopath. That is completely wrong. Most psychopaths are not criminals and not all criminal are psychopaths. It's sad that he doesn't...

Market is like a spoiled idiot, who believes everything must be bowed to his or her will (BTW is there a female idiot?). Jerome Powell, on the other hand, is a doting idiot who waited too long to raise the rates. Had he started much earlier with smaller incremental hikes, he would not have had...

Man, you got too many damn lines on that chart. o_O Anyway, happy you scored 76 ticks. But, if I may point out 1 thing, your risk is almost twice as your reward. I've been told it should be the reverse.

I see two possible scenarios. 1) Trendline (reversal at around 4370ish) or 2) measured move (if true, it should reverse any day now).

Well, I don't wanna come across as an a-hole, but the last time I checked it says it's a playground for building trading apps (not job prospects).

What does all this got to do with trading?

It would help if you provide some stats, but as far as I can tell, the "probability" seems to be changing after-the-fact, eg. a lagging indicator.

Are you sure about this?? Not according to their website as you can see in the pic. More info: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=2222&exch=kse&showcategories= Anyway, check out the following link for more brokers. It looks like eTORO has a good service. Best brokers for...

The problem with CFD is that it moves in an increment that's different from ES. It ain't a 0.25 move per tick. C'mon, it costs only $1/mo to access level 1 ES from CME (or even free from Ironbeam as mentioned above).

And the same question is thrown back at you: Just what the hell are you doing here constantly preaching and demeaning others as if they're all losers? BTW real gurus don't compare themselves to others. Only the fake always compare and puts others down.

Why, that would be 20, with you included.

Depends on where the target price is. If I feel there's still enough room for profit (from here to the target), I might jump in, otherwise wait for a pullback.

Speaking of capitalism, here's one that I found engaging:

Well, had this occurred in a raging bull market, everyone would simply ignore the problem and possibly even take the stocks higher. But we're in a bear market. Nobody knows what might happen tomorrow and they're on edge. 'Better safe than sorry" is the motto of the day.

Well, you need more than just a few tests of validation to become successful although that might be a start. Moreover, instead of relying on personality, you need a set of rules to fall back on. Trading should be a rule-based system. Whether you're discretionary or algo, rules should be rigidly...

What's there to do in Yakima other than grow apples? And maybe smoke a joint or two?

That is absolute bullshiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only thing that's time-stamped are your idiotic comments

Just to reiterate what @Bad_Badness stated, you absolutely need these rules. ENTRY rule: What is the set up? Is it well defined that even a 7 year old understands. EXIT rule: Ditto. RISK management rule: Do you know exactly how much to risk BEFORE you get in? MONEY management rule...