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BUT yes... SLOW AND STEADY DEFINITELY WINS THE RACE. This quote is on everyone of my monitors and journals.

Steady trading is like steady 5 handicap golfers. Who would complain shooting around par every single round? But it just isn't the same with out a single birdie thru 18holes. :D

How Elitetraders follow the market everyday... http://www.foulds2000.freeserve.co.uk/economists.htm

I would be too distracted to have this secretary in MY office!:p

Not to mention that I don't need to wear a suit and pretend that I am a better person. :) There is no phoniness in our business. You do your own thing. No lies, no overtime bull shit meetings.

If we are talking about Futures, Yes. Definitely in terms of fills. To me, Trading the YM is like trading the old Nasdaq II stocks. (Like KLAC). I personally prefer trading the NQs, because of the needed large stops to trade the YMs. It doesn't really fit my style. The NQs trades more...

futures? or Stocks? (quite relative actually, depending on trading style.) Scalping YM is fast - but not nessacarily easier.

Can we get a link to Mohan's? Wanna take a look at it. Thanks

I am thinking of taking a little holiday down south in August, and I was just wondering how many of the elite traders here do take breaks in summer. I know a lot of my peers choose not to, but for me, taking a couple weeks off every summer always gives me a positive boost. What do you guys...

I am a ES / NQ trader, and recently gave ym a try. Tested it with 5 daily round-trips, and noticed that it's a great thin scalping instrument. Getting 5 - 6 pts wasn't a hard thing when you trade it as a lagger from the ES. If you keep stops relatively tight enough, the winning ratio can be...

ES's spillages for starters might be overwhelming. NQ is the way

I am surprised no one uses the Squawk Box in here... but that would be my biggest expense (125$/month) among all other data feeds etc.

Scottie, This topic has been discussed in depth before. Try searching it. You should get plenty of answesrs.

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Here you go Slim: http://www.lcdarms.com/LCDarms.html

Great post. Thanks for the sharing

Is he still trading?

(EZ guys... Tony isn't a scammer...) His books? I would recommand them to swing traders only.

waa... neat box.

This is becoming such interesting thread. Thumbs up for all contributions made. I would like to share one simple method that I have successfully used years ago when I was trading equities, on how to be more indifferent on loses and letting winners carry on. It might not seem like a scientific...