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Is that the "pass through" tax rate? Does being a trader qualify for that?

Left trying to override constitutional republic for tyranny of majority Colorado’s Senate has passed a bill that would cast its electoral college votes to the presidential winner of the popular vote. The bill, introduced by state Sen. Mike Foote, would have Colorado join 11 other states and...

Trump would love to see the market making new highs at the 2020 election. If the market/Fed is to "take its medicine", then would be the time for Trump's sake. Can "things" be propped-up to keep the plates spinning for that long??

Powell said the same in December.... getting more mileage for the repeat. Market usually doesn't "chew its cabbage twice", but apparently so this time.

On the theme of "Nothing else matters"... that is, LIQUIDITY 1. Powell has been brow-beaten out of his rate-hiking hawkish stance 2. There is a chart around which shows "Central Banks Once Again Buying Assets" since mid-December. (Have seen it twice, but can't find it just now. I'm sure it...

For one to get a tax break, the government has to take it from another. Nothing new. Trumpy claimed, "Most people will see a reduction in taxes. Only a small percentage will see an increase". Well, I'm in the tax-donkey "increase" group, as always. :(

I could, but I don't. Seems little benefit for the hassle.

Nope. Use to be I ran a mutual fund timing service as a C Corp. Now I just trade family money.

Sure, I'll share. The only "result" that matters.... is that I've got $$Millions! Made 'em all in the markets.

Don't need to be "informed" by you, sonny. You've apparently signed-on to this notion. I've suggested one should "look before he leaps".

Suggest that might be your shorcoming in thought. "The past 18 years" are a specific period of time. Extrapolating that forward (for reasons already highlighted) might be hazardous to your wealth.

It's not. It's a big factor in how positive it has been. Will "such conditions" (lowering rates a large amount and "print-money") continue to be the same in the future?

I didn't say the notion "hasn't had merit", but we should also consider the caveat. Since 1982, we've had the biggest decline in interest rates and the biggest money-pump by the Fed in all of financial history. Likely not the same in the future.

Just like other general "canned" strategies... works best if you understand when it's less likely to work and is more risky.

Another Lefty/Progressive/Commie/DemoCrap... with her "screw the Constitution" agenda. :(

The true value in demo trading is to reveal strategies that don't work. Once you find strategies that (appear to) work, you should trade them with small real money. You will learn things that were not revealed in demo... about execution/slippage, your psychology/behavior and more. No need to...

LOL!

He could get his head amputated and cryogenically frozen like Ted Williams. That should do it!

Interesting possibilities. When Precter and Frost did their work for their EW book, the markets were dominated by retail investors... who feel emotions that AI doesn't/won't. Granvilled called the 3 up-legs of bull markets, Disbelief, Belief, and Overbelief... each psychological. And then...

Other than "overclocking the crap" out of the machine to justify charging a higher price, probably no other legit criticism of TradingComputers. (After all, everybody mostly uses the same components.) Value conscienous as I am (I don't buy "a" computer, I usually buy 5-6 at a time), I'd...