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Fibonacci time projections taken from several minor & major swings; where the fib. ratios cluster will give you an idea of future highs/lows. Robert Miner's book, "Dynamic Trader" explains their use well.

I suggest Toby Crabel's book or his articles from TASC. Also, the article in Jul 2005, TASC is interesting: "Targeting Your Pattern" We've developed scripts based on Crabel & refined them with Scorpio's zones. Statistics work...

I use MTPredictor EOD & RT, ELWave RT, & FibonacciTrader. No one software does all needed analysis. ELWave is great for the big picture: identifying waves for several time-periods. MTPredictor isolates the ABC setups. With fibonaccitrader I check everything manually and add wave symmetry &...

http://www.terranovaonline.com/ is alive.

try: Camtasia Studio Screen Recording Software http://www.techsmith.com/products/studio/default.asp

I recently read an article wherein the oil industry was complaining about the current high production costs. Rig lease costs doubled, labor shortages and higher wages, etc, etc...and they say it now costs on average over $17/barrel to produce oil!! Wake up and smell the oil...you have a...

GiaMa May I suggest a website: http://www.hotcandlestick.com/ They have a searchable database. You can find the success of a pattern up to 5 days from it's occurance. Or what patterns are appearing most often, and many other candlestick pattern statistics

Contrary to the big cheese(aka Tampa)...I've been profitable using CCI and GIO's wisdom re. daily charts. I think it works very well swing trading, not as consistent with the faster times...below 30m.

MAESTRO Which data feeds & charting software are you using? Do not recognize it from pics.

I have 8 19' Gems, one is starting to give problems after 2 yrs of continuous use. Also have 2 19' Sceptres as listed in the TigerDirect link. Better visual quality than Gem's.

An associate of the Risk Doctor(Charles Cottle) recommended 2 books: "Fundamentals of the Options Market", Michael Williams & Amy Hoffman "An Investor's Guide to Understanding and Mastering Options Trading", Bill Johnson You can get Cottle's book free from his website at riskdoctor.com...

Billbiuld: Another issue...20yrs before an area explodes, insurance co's are buying up farmland. This has been the history in my state...AZ. After cashing out Phx they're down in Eloy(between Phx & Tucson) buying like crazy...so I hear.

Interesting...where can we find information?

Re. Education I know first hand about losing our edge. I owned a publishing company specializing in education material for the gifted. I closed it in Dec. 2002...sales were in a steep decline. Todays schools educate to the lowest common denominator. Each school might have a dozen ESL &...

Also, beware of the major software companies. I find spyware every time I update microsoft. And, I found a version of Qharts with pcAnywhere attached...now that's spyware! It's also a good idea to not accept html email, only text. Html pages that have java applets can be dangerous. As well...

I use Cox & Earthlink DSL( Earthlink offers 1.5mbps, same as a T1). Both feed into a Nexland switch that will either combine their bandwidth or switch when one fails. Have used Qwest...now I don't:)

Yes...but you also have to pay the dividend to the person you sold the stock. Rember to sell short, you're borrowing the stock. The original owner is still the "owner of record" and gets the dividend from the company. The person that bought the stock you borrowed is also expecting a dividend...

CAUTION: Never hold a short on the dividend x-date. You will have to pay it! And since most funds pay monthly...

I trade futures, but also swing trade ETF's for investment income. I follow 120 with a min. dividend of 7% paid monthly. About every 3-4 months there's an interest scare & they drop like a rock, as they have the last few days. Great buying opportunity, usually worth a couple $/shr per cycle...

I have a 6 display setup, use: 1 - ATI Radeon 9600SE AGP = $125 @ newegg.com - supports DirectX 9.0, used by 3D programs like VisualTrader 2 - ATI Radeon 7500 PCI = $70 @ Fry's Have used nVidia's cards, but better luck with ATI.