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Is this what you are referring to: http://www.libertyhaven.com/theoreticalorphilosophicalissues/economics/financialmarkets/bradyreport.html? It examined the 1987 crash, produced a report analyzing the root causes and made a number of recommendations for market change.

Keep it on your own hard drive.

John Carter, et al, at tradethemarkets.com offers a free trial where you can see how they use their YM open gap strategies in real time. They also have a number of instructional videos that you can sign up for for free.

That's my point. There is no target parameter.

I see your point. But there is no target so how do I tell what cell is affected? Doesn't it just tell me that a cell somewhere on the sheet has recalculated?

I had a couple of ex-trader friends who subscribe to the explanation of history in this video; one was a student of Carroll Quigley's at Georgetown. As I said, ex-traders, they kept trying to sell into the 1982-2000 bull market waiting for the monetary system to collapse. Now, one is driving a...

Unfortunately, there is no way to use a worksheet function (something that responds to an event such as a cell value change) to automatically trigger some VBA code that will save tick changes and update a chart. There may be some 3rd party add-ons that do this, but you can approximate it by...

Umm, yeah. TA has a long record of superior returns. That must be why the banks are closing their TA departments.

At virtually every department at UC the Master's students and PhDs have the same course/exam requirements, at least that's how I remember it. I think even a business PhD has to get an MBA first. But from the CS web site: 1. Should I apply to the Ph.D. program or the Master's program...

If you look real closely at the not-so-fine print it's called the Computer Science Professional Program, so I'd have to say it is not a masters in computer science that one would use as a stepping stone to a PhD. Hey, money is tight in academia and schools are looking for ways to extend their...

I treat this show like any other financial show or the market pages of the Wall Street Journal. I look for clues to what people are thinking and doing, what is driving their trading decisions. When a consensus forms then is the time to watch out because the market is likely to do the opposite...

I actually was/am not much of a Deep Purple fan. I remember when Machine Head came out -- it just didn't grab me. But then I didn't like Led Zep I the first time (68?)-- what was I thinking? Of course, Blind Faith, etc. I had Low Spark of High Heeled Boys and In the Court of the Crimson...

Yes. The Animals, The Doors, Cream, Hendrix, Alvin Lee and Ten Years After (still have the LPs), Pink Floyd (Meddle, Astronomy Domine), Neil Young, The Stones (Mick Taylor and Brian Jones years) , The Who, Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs, The Seeds (Pushin' too hard), Black Sabbath, Tull...

I got the same message this morning. I checked my Funds Status and there was no request made as far as I could tell.

I tried it but I hate it when they give their opinions. My first tendency is to fade their calls but I didn't hang around long enough to see how "reliable" they were.

This is from the bottom of the same page: These are all the 'rules' I am aware of. The biggest error most folk make when going into business for themselves is to believe single-mindedly in their 'idea'. Ideas are literally ten-a-penny. Execution is the real key and to achieve it requires...

Felix Dennis is also a poet. This is from his web site (http://www.felixdennis.com/frontpage.php?varid=11&prevnext=25#). It's even better when he reads it (see audio clip). How To Get Rich Good fortune? The fact is The more that you practise, The harder you sweat, The luckier you...

Mozart -- it makes you smarter -- and lately, Klaus Schulze.

Yes, genius, the more customers they have the more deposits they get, increasing their liabilities. Very risky strategy. They obviously would be much better off with no customers, get those liabilities down to zero.

You have to put all indicators into the context of what the market is doing. For example, when the TRIN was at it's peak, advance-decline was around 1400, for example. Historically, it's a bit hard to anticipate a complete collapse at that point. Could happen, but not likely. It is foolish...