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You should have a trade plan.

HaHa...so true

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No lack of trolls and dopes in these parts.

Early on, I tried trading standard "chart patterns" but it wasn't until I spent considerable time simply watching price development that I began to understand the nature of price discovery and had something of value to design and test. Some may never do the work, some may be simply too...

But there are apparently those on here who haven't even gotten to the point of having developed and tested such signals....for them, it's just gambling.

On the contrary but you do have to put in the work. It takes me about an hour and a half to review all my signals for the week, taken or not.

Yes but an entertaining one.

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Maybe you could use a couple of Surf's sock puppets. He no longer has need for them.

:D Don't forget the cycle cults.

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First arrow is NQ's entry, second and third are subsequent opportunities.

Best to have your own trade plan and signals but if you want to learn from others, note the entry, no matter when posted, and ask questions. Nobody owes you "calls" and we are each only accountable to ourselves.

It's a grand old house.

Gonna feed the ducks ?

Nice HWB entry...we'll see if enough gas to clear range.

You are doing already enough miles for a comfortable half. I would cut back on the two a days, 3 or 4 7milers during the week and a 12-15 miler once on the weekend. Take a day off if not two. If you want to run a faster race, throw in some tempo runs during the week...alternate a fast stretch...

You can easily do a half on 5 miles a day. 60 or 70 a week and you can do a whole. Careful with the two a day's, it's easier to get injured and to burn out. Better 5-7's during the week and a long run on the weekend. BTW, I've always loved running in the rain. My no-deal days were over 100 in...

Ditto on the gym (also wing chun and taiji), "only" about 30k miles but the knees doth protest too much. Meniscus OK but tendinitis inflammation flareups...ugh I truly love to run.