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Oh, a cryptic message. :D I hear ya, just as when I get jock itch, I swear the market tanks by at least 1%.

That part I have no qualms with. It's the other part where you claim you have little to no losing days in 6 months of trading. Most of the good traders that I know have series of small losing days followed by a homerun. Anyway, I'm not here to make accusations. But that statement sounds...

Cool, let me know when you're up and running.

Regardless, there's usually a rally in the final week of the year. They don't call it a "Santa rally" for nothing, right? BTW nice call last night. Spot on. :thumbsup:

$1-$2k a day on most days (some days more) have very few to no losing days in a 6 month period This used to work back in the heyday of dot.com bubble. I didn't know they still use this cheesy gimmick. Look, if you're that good, do me a favor. Post REAL TIME trades. Simply create a new thread...

OMG, so sorry. I thought you were "long". Now I see that it was "short". Damn, I need to get me another glasses. :) Likewise, I enjoy your posts.

Oh gawd, talk about a broken clock. How can you say the same thing for the last 30 years? Bull, bull, bull, bull...even to this day. Abby Joseph Cohen: Stocks to Rise 5%-10% Next Few Months

What 12 hours?? From what I can see, it would be more like 3 hours. For better illustration, consider the chart below. First, let's recall where you got in and out. That happened on the very first candle. That said, had you waited 2-3 hours, you would have been reward pretty nicely. At the...

About time! I've always hated their charts.

Just ask yourself, what are these indicators based on? That's right, price. (Duh!) Everything is based on price, which doesn't lag. Indicators are laggy. As a scalper, what timeframe do you think I would use? Even better, how long do you think I (or any other typical scalper) would hold a...

Only you would know that. Sorry.

If you still need to rely on an "indicator", you're a noob. :confused:

I can't tell you enough how many times I've been stopped out only to see the price reverse. I won't say it's a conspiracy theory but it comes pretty close to one. There's an old saying on Wall Street that you need an army of orders to move the market, but only one tick is enough to gun the...

Only way to create an instantaneous moving average is to set the parameter to "1". In that case, you will have the moving average move in synch with the close of the candle. Anything other than that, it will lag. Hence, I don't understand how you could have come up with "instantaneous" moving...

So you can think in terms of probability without looking at any charts, eh? You must be a genius.

Well, it did go up slightly more after you got out. Anyway, you did the right thing. If the trade doesn't pan out as initially planned, then you should get out before it's too late.

Really? Man, that sucks. I, on the other hand, like reading your posts. I know my comments are sarcastic at times but it's not my intention to come across as rude or condescending. If I did, well, hope you don't take it the wrong way. Let me blow some manly kisses your way to make it up. :D

Lighten up, it was a joke. :)

Prescient. As for me, well, clueless :)

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