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market looked like it wanted to see how strong 1201 spx was as it did a whole lot of nothing today --- for a fed day, today was flat and boring after the rate hike announcement. :(

stops for longs overnight are worthless imo {what are you going to do from 16:15 to 16:30 est ??? if something hits then :eek: } for what you are worried about. you should never rely on a stop to protect you --- you MUST have a hedge to be properly protected at all times for overnight/weekend...

no ppt --- just institutions, hedgies, and the foreign buyers/seller. and then all the crumb catchers.

the "fade the midnight rally" paid again today! buy it up everyone so i can play again tonight! :)

it is a very simple and specific position scale-in method with 4 levels {1/2 point apart between entries}. I would describe it more of a "previous entry replacement" method if you see the specifics of how it works. the method also has a "reversal" point as a part of the method to flip and get...

this would have been more possible if oil had held still above $70 a barrel going into this meeting --- and this would also be very difficult of a move for the Fed prior to the Christmas period, as they would be labeled all over the media as the "economic scrooge" before Christmas. plus the 1/2...

well if you spend about 1 day in the room you will quickly see these are not any concerns at all --- all aspects of his trade method are working very well day after day.

ya - som ting wong! :eek:

Out of Service tonight! :eek: http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000006&sid=auvTY7CNZsIM&refer=home :D interesting Halloween night brewing !!! :D

anota qwata! with slightly detuned inflation speak

yes that was a good one for your book --- to expect almost anything and to never be surprised is definitely a must in trading. i think that is one of the reasons this is such a great profession as we always get some action --- when things seem flat or predictable it is just a matter of time...

6' 2" and can drop your ass before you could even try going short! :eek: btw, remember it is halloween --- you are suppose to have fun today --- unless of course the market bit you today like a vampire! :D

the er2/es really put some nice candy in the bucket today! :D BOO HOO -- the "liquidity pumpers" got bit by the ghost in the machine! HAHAHAHAHA! :D

PUKE IT UP BABY!!! :D what a paycheck at the close --- HHHHHOOOOOOUUUUUAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH! btw, that was a "set-up" prior to the fed day tomorrow. :eek:

ok --- cool thanks for the info! :)

checked the site ---- really nice, great job! :) do you know any of the www.ioamt.com people ?

all my experience comes from real life examples i have seen over many years of trading --- who i have seen succeed and who i have seen fail {and then give up}. The people i have seen fail always seemed to be in the incorrect "psychological" environment from which to succeed. they never...

the problem with trading for so many {and the point i am trying to make} is that most people do not at all believe in what they are doing {the method, their abilities, the market}. most are in belief they will lose and their method will fail before they even start trading, so why bother ---...

that is already extremely obvious --- but believing is a pre-requisite to being successful in trading --- absolutely no way around this fact.

what i think they should do is have a method of management fees that is based off their performance --- the more they make for their clients the more they get paid. the mutuals would have higher overall returns for their clients if they stopped the current management fee gouging. in a year...