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CNBC is full of shit. It really is. It's good for listening to market developments intraday, if you don't have some other news source. But it's not good for anything else. Their economic predictions especially are complete bunk.

See now, when you said "Goldman", I thought "Goldman Sachs". It's actually some guy named David Goldman.

I'm a trader/programmer myself; but my experience with traders is different from yours, nitro. The traders I've been around (the successful ones at least) have a strong tolerance for risk on top of a knack for analytical thinking; they do know quite a bit of things that the pure programmer...

Your best bet is actually to plot a second chart into the workspace and then use your formula: average(rsi(close, 14), 10) of data2 That's the easiest way to do it. Otherwise, CloseD() gives you the most recent daily close. I forget if it's CloseD(0) or CloseD(1), but you can look at...

Jeebus, what a way to load a poll. I do not believe financial programmers are underpaid. Yes, they are privy to a lot of knowledge. Yes, if they did it themselves they could make a lot more money. But the key factor is that they aren't. They are trading away the potential increased...

There is so much value in this post.

I have a small portfolio through his firm. I started it in November 2008 and went down about 20%; since then it's reached a little better than break-even. Gold (and silver) did the same thing. I like his economic forecasts; as for his stock picks, maybe not so much.