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You might try to get a board seat with Goldman Sachs.

"We first make our habits, and then our habits make us." -John Dryden

"But the attitude of faith is to let go, and become open to truth, whatever it might turn out to be." - Alan Watts

"Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity." - Hippocrates

Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and curl my back to loneliness. - Maya Angelou

Anybody can sue over anything...realistic remedy is another thing.

I would rather listen to leaf blowers and chain saws than pay attention to a political thread.

The PPT can be fun to talk about but from a trading perspective, who cares why it goes up or down....just follow the bouncing ball.

qxr is correct, courage is only of use if and when one has a viable trade plan and is capable of trading it.

"Courage is being afraid but saddling up anyway." John Wayne

The bad news is, for most of us trading full time would not have been possible without some measure of personal development...that's also the good news. Specifically I used meditation and Chinese martial and health practices to help develop the qualities needed. As a day trader, such qualities...

The higher the time frame the more relevant the support and resistance levels. However to a day trader, S/R levels on a weekly, monthly or even daily may not be relevant to any particular day's PA. I as do many use multiple time frames intraday and while I note S/R levels, they are secondary to...

It's a price driver thing....very esoteric.

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Stops?...never leave home without 'em. :cool:

You can trade futures in a 401k but requires a C-corp to trade through.

Clean trending action and good stair stepping for us hit and run guys.

A bearish bar is a bearish bar. Whether it results in a change of trend cannot be known in the time frame of occurrence at the time it forms. It can be a shot across the bow or simply corrective action on a lower time frame.

Ninja is just the introducing broker. Dorman holds the funds and clears....been with them for years with no issues.

I remember back in 2000 when the markets were crashing, Goldman Sachs would have Abby Joseph Cohen go on CNBC several times a day exclaiming what a bargain stocks were at these levels. Meanwhile on L2 you could see Goldy sitting on the bids of these stocks all day long.