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See, that's what I keep saying: you will never please everyone. Especially people with the attachment problem like that guy.

I don't think so, but I also don't think that the hedge funds for the masses is a a good idea for the masses.

Yes, I manipulate the market from time to time. When I am totally bored with other things.

You may know what shithole is, but I doubt you know much about socialism or Muslims.

You are confusing mathematical methods with science. You can use mathematics to model things, but models are often a pretty crude description of reality and they are not good enough to provide a deeper understanding of things. Modern hard core natural sciences are deeper than that as opposed...

It depends how you do it. Some people employ astrology for trading. Is that science too? Not according to science that thinks that astrology is a bunk.

According to Wikipedia his Jewish parents were of Irish descent. And Haym Solomon's family was originally from Poland.

Right, those are the reasons that can lead to overtrading, but what you are talking about here is really the lack of self-discipline. For instance, the first and last items on this list are examples of that. They do not necessarily need to lead to overtrading, but they are not helpful either.

I am a big fan of Amibroker and have been using it for years, mostly for swing trading stocks. I am not very advanced, probably because I really don't need to be very advanced for my kind of trading and also because it's a software with a pretty steep learning curve, so I may never be able...

You see, that's exactly why trying to please people makes no sense. A friend of mine is an excellent day trader, he posts many of his trades on Twitter in near real-time, but his following is minuscule compared to the following many BS artists in this field have. Not that he cares, not that...

But why exactly would you want to please anyone? Are you one of these people who have to be liked by everyone? Most people should be ignored, anyway. I am a piker as a trader, but I am not a pro. I trade on a side these days while running my family business.

From my friend's site: http://www.eminimethods.com/who_scared_arnold.html Take care, electron

No matter how good it is, you can give it away safely because most will either not get it or will not be able to follow. Why do you think most people fail in this business. It's not because of the lack of ideas but rather inablity to follow and execute them. Richard Dennis, of the Turtles...

Even if they did, would you be able to take advantage of it? I am not so sure about it. A friend of mine, an accomplished trader, has some largely emini vendor business on a side and he gives a very detailed advice. He thinks that perhaps 10% of his clients follow it. The rest keeps...

Yeah, exactly. Where is a link to a source we can trust? I have not heard about it at all and I tend to follow news pretty closely.

I think this will be huge. Just check it out: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2008/oxygen-0731.html And no, that's not my friend's site or anyone else's I know personally, although, being a physicist, my friend happens to know one of these fellows.

NT has a help forum. You may get response faster there.

I have never thought highly of this DeMark fellow after reading one of his books. Well, it's good to know I was not so wrong in my opinion. There is more than one way to skin the cat. One would think he would know about it.

Yeah... It does. I found the answer. What a load of crock.

Does this apply to YM too? The whole statement is a little bit cryptic for me. I haven't traded those for a while so I am not very up-to-date. Thanks for your help.