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Well, that would also apply to stocks, bonds and futures as well.

Dumb money chasing after dumb money.

If your senile monitor is capable of only shitting on the bed, HP is endowed to much more. It can shit and eat it as well. Verdict: Stay away from that crap eater.

So this is a hard stop that automatically heads for the exit after 2 hours? Maybe you should consider using a more dynamic stop placement.

https://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?page=doc/AttachedOrders.html#ScalingOut

The thing is, scalping ain't what it used to be. These days, you're competing against the machines and manual scalping will put you at a disadvantage. Also keep in mind that these number-crunching POS's are more pronounced on time frames that are used by most daytraders, like 1 minute or 5...

Uh oh. Maybe you should spend more time on strategy testing than going out on a limb with all the pikers here. :D

I dunno about Ho, but I know of someone who makes more than that.

So what's your stat since you fired up this journal?

When you place a market order, the exchange essentially slaps you with a fee for being a "market taker" (those who take liquidity from the market). Read the following for more detail. What Maker-Taker Fees Mean for You...

While luck plays a critical role in trading, there is a decisive difference between a dumb luck and an educated guess. The former can only last so long. Before long, your luck will run out and you'll truly feel dumb. So if you want to be lucky, at the very least take an educated guess...

Although I don't think this case is about hiking fees on individual traders, I do think there is a great amount of collusion between the exchanges and the HFT outfits, who gets prior access to the feeds over individual traders. Needless to say, the exchanges receive a hefty kickback for this...

It appears you know very little how economy works. Stock market is not an isolation when it comes to inflation. As you can see from the chart below, stock market (SPX) and inflation (TIPS) moved pretty much in tandem up to now.

Stocks are, by nature, inflationary but within reason. To say the astronomical rise we've seen in the last 13 years is reasonable is delusional IMO.

It looks too easy. Without marking the pivot points (likely after they happened), could you have predicted the swing highs and lows in advance?

What, you've not seen the chart yet? Where have you've been the last 13 years? S&P500 rose more than 700% and you think that's not INFLATIONARY? You thought that was normal and it should go on happily ever after, didn't you?

That might have been the case back then, but the crude price isn't the catalyst of inflation this time around. The biggest factor that have contributed to the current inflation is quantitative easing that has been going on since 2008. Coupled that with all the Covid-19 stimulus packages along...

Must be a special kind of American

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Why am I not surprised