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C6H12O6 you should start a newsletter and send this to your subscribers. I come to ET for fun, I am no prepared to read more than 100 words per post. Can you tell me briefly what is your point?

He is looking for ants.

500 ES contracts for 50 points = $1,250,00 one tick on ES 500 contract is $6,250.00 margin required on IB will be 1,237,500.00 ($2,475 per contract Intraday Maintenance) to open the position he will need $1,547,000.00 ($3,094.00 Intraday Initial). So... He needs to pick the bottom...

they have to give the hamsters a break

what hapens if you loose 5 in a row

the problem is that the litle voice has diving gear on, it holds the on and off switch, and can drill holes trough any material.

This stuff is funny. Can't get enough. Keep it coming.....

2 things that can help, not in order. 1. Discipline. Set a rule to NOT trade after a loss for 1 month. If you can't follow this rule you are not serious about trading. You are using trading to satisfy some other ego needs that you might have. 2. Play with some math about expectation. You...

Excellent!

My setup. http://www.geekologie.com/2008/06/26/brothel-on-wheels.jpg

It could work, if the one in charge is infinitely wise and infinitely good. Who can that be? None I know.

America does not need saving. The quest for perfect life is admirable. S***t happens no matter your intentions. Get a bigger shovel. And ENJOY the ride.

Interestingly my trading has come to this: If price is trying to go UP and fails then go short. If the door opens and there is a goat, change doors. It feels more like playing a chest game than gambling. Works well.

MAESTRO for this to be true we need the knowledgeable insider. Are you saying that there is knowledgeable insider(s) on the market that will give us clues in the PA or maybe the masses themselve without knowing are giving us the information via the PA? The market becomes an entity with a purpose...

I think I get it. Assuming that the game is a betting game, and the car is worth $100,000, and you have to bet $40,000 to play the game. The chances of picking the correct door is 1/3. You do not have an advantage. Playing will be gambling. But assume the host (who knows where the car is)...

from the article: "no other statistical puzzle comes so close to fooling all the people all the time" interesting it sounds a lot like trading.

I am assuming you use this to trade somehow?

Do I want to the car or the goat? (:) just kidding) You will have to choose door 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem

You tha man. :) You make sense dude.

How about this then: You have $10,000 you can afford to loose. You put all in a trade with 1 tick profit and a stop of a margin call or 0? You do this once. I feel this is less of a gamble then most of the systems discussed here. What if you do this 10, 50 and 100 times? We know that...