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Not that I'm a fan of elder I tried to read his latest book but ended up scanning most of it as repititious. But I did not one thing that might help you. He described his triple screen in a way that finally made sense. He said. 1. First define your favourite timeframe (the one you'd...

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RM I choose to agree and disagree with you. What you say is true (and a very good post). But. What you say is also potentially very dangerous for someone learning to trade. Learner's, most of us need to do some grind time (trade your plan) while we work through the emotions of trading...

An economist might believe that (in her moments of supreme self deception) but a trader wouldn't. Never forget that perception is truth.

I'd go for the graphics card but a more scientific approach would be to check memory use and processor utilization when running your trading and charting apps. For example, running Sierra Chart on a modern graphics card has less than half the processor load of the same application on an older...

If one is trading well with a leveraged instrument like futures or forex then why is interest a big deal (or any deal)?

500% of nothing = what Coinz is worth. :cool:

It means that price is significantly over the 14 simple moving average when normalized relative to recent movements. Overbought it not a particularly good way of using CCI ... like any other indicator you can be overbought for significant periods of time. You might be better to use it in a...

RSI should be set based on the dominant cycles of whatever you trade. So experimentation will result in a currently best number. Smoothing is just that, an attempt to reduce noise (at the expense of lag). Technical analysis can be helped by multiple users but this is not essential if the...

IBj, This has been a most informative discussion. Good to hear that you're adding a visible bug management system. Is there a process where tickets escalate for management attention if left outstanding too long or some other flags occur? How should customers escalate if they are not...

Ahhh ... ok ... boredom with this game ... and my regard for Jim and the pain it causes him. I'll leave the morons alone. Cheers boys :)

PM IBj on this board. He's in charge of IB customer service. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=72797&perpage=6&pagenumber=14

And given how I hate to have displaced an important post. Here it is again. Cheers :)

LMAO ... and if anyone had any doubt they could check the first (dumbest ever question) and second (duh ... I just don't get da internet) posts from Cscott. Scotty, you are a halfwit as well as a lowlife. :p

Personally I think they are both new ... although Bloomberg could be your pick ... Linda's blog seemed like an opportunistic come and read me post. Keeps life amusing.

And what are the odds the Pekelo will parrot Steve46's view? Do you want to bet that the criticized first timers simply googled the post on Larry and wanted to make their point? Another paranoid fantasy?

Just so the only recent post of importance doesnt get lost in the noise. Thanks for the info IBJ.

There are two major costs (in my old world) of going for one customer service model vs the other: business direct: needs more knowledgible staff, faster talking, more direct, less warm and cuddly as individuals retail warm: spend more time on the getting to know u and ur problems...

Nah. Sometimes its a real surprise. My real point is that most of the time manipulators can be working for you (which you've obviously found or you wouldn't like the market). In the past I've experienced some bad slippage (20+pts) but only when I was betting support resistance against the...