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ET is of course good... What other forums are active? I came across "BigMikeTrading"... What others would you recommend? Thanks!

Hi all, It looks like R lacks of a good time series interactive viewer... I am thinking of connecting R to some (existing) backtest platforms so that time series can be visualized in those platforms... I am thinking of Multi-charts or Trade-station... etc. What's the best way to...

I couldn't find "sign-up" link? Thanks!

Hi all, I remember that once a while ago I had a phone number... I just need to dial in that number, I will be able to listen to the CNBC real-time content... or Bloomberg real-time radio content... I forgot that phone number... Anybody could help me? Thanks a lot!

Thoughts on momentum strategies for illiquid assets? Hi all, I tried some extremely simple and naive momentum strategies (if today > yesterday then go long today; if today < yesterday is down then go short today; the position size is always one unit; doesn't change direction until...

Hi all, I tried some extremely simple and naive momentum strategies (if today > yesterday then go long today; if today < yesterday is down then go short today; the position size is always one unit; doesn't change direction until facing the opposite; always in the market, i.e. the position...

the first pop was half an hour before the FOMC...

Could anybody please tell me the commission fees, brokeage fees and transaction tax for trading HongKong H Share stocks in InteractiveBrokers? And what about the capital gain tax in Hong Kong? ---------------- Also, just for comparison purpose, could anybody please tell me the...

tax, commission, fees, etc? thanks!

I like your approach. I am thinking of doing the same thing - keeping track of the markets for tens of years... I am sure this will lead to an edge i.e. you will at least be a more informed trader. But I hate the "copy&paste" approach. That's kind of slow. For example, if you have a...

How do you create "point&click" in OneNote which upon clicking will bring you to the right section in a PDF file? What I am doing is inserting the pdf into OneNote. But OneNote only takes PDF files as images. Therefore there is no way OneNote can search within those images... But the benefit...

Yes I also dislike the Cloud approach and pay a monthly rent forever. Also I am pretty sure with my big PDF files the monthly quota of 1000MB of premium account can be breached easily... I am also trying OneNote. But the problem is once you insert PDF files into OneNote, it's hard to search...

I hope by using either OneNote or EverNote... From now on I can buy only Kindle books from Amazon, then I will convert Kindle books into PDF files and keep notes in OneNote or EverNote, all searchable...(notes/comments/highlighted texts plus the original pdf saved together) Any thoughts...

It has annual fee - of course my usage will be in the premium category: ----------------------------------- "Free" and "Premium" accounts The free online service has monthly usage limitations (currently 60 MB/month), and displays a "usage" meter. A premium service is also available that...

Can Evernote do all what I want? And how does Evernote compare to OneNote?

Hi all, We browse all many pieces of info everyday... I feel I am on computer 16 hours a day... lots of info pre-trading, during trading and post-trading... I figured that I often take notes of the following: 1. Browsing Internet - ET, Financial Times, WSJ, lots of blogs, lots of...

Thanks a lot folks for your opinions. After reading your posts and thinking carefully to myself, I cleared my mind: my problem is not paper vs. ipad/kindle per se. My problem is more about how to keep track of the vast amount of trading info and search later. So I am going to create a new...

Having so many trading books which causes trouble when moving, I begin to rethink my book-reading strategy - Do you think it's better to buy trading books in Kindle format and read on Kindle or IPAD, or it's better to buy paper books. Which one is better? What's the catch? Any thoughts?

Hi all, This bothers me a lot. Everyday we browse a lot on Internet. Even from ET alone we have so many pieces of useful info. I came across lots of thoughtful comments from great traders here. How do we keep all these pieces of invaluably useful info? I used to use GoogleNotes to take...

What assumptions do we make when deriving the traditional portfolio theory?