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I totally agree, good luck with the minis.:cool:

Sure :D

That's gotta be a joke, right? What's all that about you guys who want your customers to put up money and then giving 100% payouts about making your dough from huge leverage, commissions on that and gazillions of trades, other costs plus seminars, while not having more profitable traders than...

Sure, but all that depends on the size of his account which we all don't know. But, then it's up to you, you wanna risk 2%, 4%, 7%, it's when you start going beyond that that you start gunslinging. And, maybe I misread his post, but at least the way I understood him was that he was on more...

Depends a lot on what you want and what your goals are, also what type of trading style you're comfortable with, there is no one-fits-all type of trading. 1) Just great if you belong to the 5% or so that can more or less live from directional trading. 2) Doesn't have a lot do with hard...

No no, don't call that investing, what trader99 is on about is real trading all right where you aren't churning your account to death generating gazillions in commisions, it's trading where you're going after the big swings that earn you some real dough.

Hi:D

Agreed: Until it's all a bit clearer I'd stick with the time proven Win NT or Win 2000.

Wow. Glad I found this thread, I thought there was a piece missing in the puzzle somewhere. Just joking.

Sounds really strange, I'd give em some serious heat about that.

Makes a lot of sense, that does, trader99. Good luck

I'd check out and really put a lot of effort into talking to some of the guys at the top institutional firms, put a lot of effort into networking, check out www.wetfeet.com and www.vault.com, where you'l find lot's of crap but also some nuggets, start targeting the IB bulge bracket if you have...

They can be pretty useful for getting the big picture, less for exact timing.

That's a good one, you bet they had one of the BIG 5 sans Andersen audit their results. Not.

Just a side note: imho futures are easier than options, because with the former it's a straight directional deal, and risk can be addressed with position size. Good Luck.

Funny how you always read about announcements before the fact, never after. Still, may the Force be with you.