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Of course. But also quick during the heat of the battle as it unfolds without withdrawing too many resources from the trading process?

Dude, I have just taken a first look at the screenshots you've provided. This stuff looks awesome!!! I'll download a trial and will try to give you feedback, once I've gained a better overview. But so far, this looks like a brilliant piece of software you have coded, exactly what I was...

Here's a treasure chest for everybody fascinated by his work like I am: http://mysite.verizon.net/resppzq7/patternz.html

Spot-on

Don't misinterpret this truism: the market also doesn't like to do what nobody thinks it should do. I personally refer to chart patterns/collective behaviour patterns as "open information oligopolies". A trend channel wouldn't work if nobody traded it as it (probably) wouldn't work if...

Hard to tell; thing is, the Dow is still in it's short term trading channel, it seems to hold. Relevant level right now as I'm typing this appears to be the 10870 level. Looks like it wants to test the 11000 before the bulls get slaughtered. Still a stand off IMO.

"While non-iPod devices often have similar, if not broader (for example: an FM tuner), feature sets than the iPod, none of these devices have shown that they can compete in two key areas: user interface and 'cool' factor," said the analyst. LOL

It's the same dynamic as during the .com bubble. Whoever shorted this stock after it's IPO got his eggs burned. Whoever liquidated long positions regretted it and maybe bought back. Buyers witnessed the momentum and stopped selling their long positions, which added to the drying up of the...

Why not found your own state? It's not that hard these days. You can then decide upon your own tax rate! Additional benefits are that you can rule as a dictator/king/whatever, declare war on other countries and you can even issue gold backed bonds: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealand...

There's an interesting paragraph in "Rules of the Trade" by Nassar about gaps. An excellent book, BTW. According to him, Market Makers tend to bid a stock lower pre market if important news are released. They do this because they must quote a price they are willing to buy/sell for, and by...

If you want to trade in pinksheets, cancel the quotes and invest into some good email-spamming software and servers instead. Here's your future bench mark: http://www.spamstocktracker.com/

Good point, didn't think about that before. I think you're right. You've convinced me.

March 2000 anyone?

Brilliant post! Time to watch the TED-Spread I guess...

If supply exceeds demand, yes.

I just had a look at the table of contents and saw the 'Case Study Game Theory' article series mentioned. I had read it a few years ago and still think that some of the things you mentioned back then are brilliant. What do you think; will human traders indeed be replaced by some 'automated...

Another Marc Douglas zealot I'd say :D

That's an intersting theory, that there is no total market. I'll think that through in more depth within the coming days. So far, I view the markets as focal points. E.g., Gold will play an important role, once it approaches the 500 resistance. A few years ago, I traded a kind of intraday...

Good afternoon, Gentlemen! Since I finished reading a very intriguing book that deals with the markets from a very long term point of view, I did some research to find clues about how the markets may or may not behave in the not too distant future. Here are my results. Throughout the...

Do a search on Dan Zanger, or go straight to his homepage www.chartpattern.com That guy traded $10,775 into $42,000,000 in less than 3 years using an IMO brilliant combined approach.