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There is a reason, most hobby and demo traders (like 99% of ETers), try to take on a dynamic entity with static methods and reasoning, no real experience and no real funds. The game is over before it even began.

You're not a professional trader. At least Jack is a pro trader, and not some pathetic chat forum geek like you.

You dick! You really are the real deal No1. market pumper! Why don't you start another 'great' thread Mr. Market Muppet?

Who was it who said anything can happen? If anything can happen, then surely the shorter T-Fs would be the professional approach? Only the play-traders, trade outside of intraday. (please, don't start quoting Livermore, PTJ, Buffet etc etc) If you aint down as a pro-trader with...

Reasonable? People on here talk like they book thier profits in advance. Why would it be unreasonable? Because some idiot on a public chat forum says so?

Dear Art, Lay off the booze, it's ruining your usually clever and witty style of posting. Don't become yet another board bum with nothing but trivial and inane rantings...it does not suit you. Kind Regards, Dackster.

"Mail" penguin? Are you referring to the 'postpenguin' on the other block? Yes, he is also black. The residence of the other block have been complaining that certain items of post are going missing.

A 'Bro' Penguin'! I take it that this particular bird will be the one accused of any crimes that go on within the penguin 'hood'?

Capturing volatility does need to be prediction. Anyone with half a brain stays well clear of predicting.

One of my biggest break-throughs in trading was being able to spot insider dealing with volume analyisis and candle analysis. As Gekko said in Wall Street, if you are not on the inside then you are outside, ....get with the programme folks. Have you ever been following a five minute candle...

Stops are basically an issue for gamblers and novice traders. People need to work on thier entries and market understanding more, instead of working out how much money they want to lose after tossing the proverbial coin. Hope this helps.

Hey TZ, STFU! Read the players d*ckhead, read the players! PF, Sharpe, DD.....WTF! Keep draggin' the welfare assclown! Another Bollinger butt boy trying to explain how to trade,......Yeh right!

Hey listen, shut the f*ck up ok. Let me guess, you've been comming on here and listening to this bunch of two bit gambling pikers, yeh? You moron, now you're all messed with these idiots inside your head waffling on about indicator systems and all the other TA crap. I move more in one trade...

I remember feeling like i was some kind of mad jerk for even considering the possibilty of becomming a remotely successful trader. That was at the end of year two, maybe the beginning of year three. If i could say something to comfort anyone starting out in this game i would, but i can't...

Thunderdog, Let me give you an example of how a 'typical' volume signature works. Firstly let's start with a well pronounced cycle, let's say a weekly cycle on the NQ. The end of the distributive phase starts with the 'mark down' or the first leg down, you will get X amount of contracts...

Haha! Very nice indeed, you remember the volume thread, yes another fantabulous thread where nothing was resolved except for the issue of blind and uneducated opinion. Volume signatures are key to realising trends on all TFs, but i wouldn't get out of bed for the sub 1hr candles. Just my opinion...

I concur. Yours, Dackster.

Let's just say i made a deliberate assault on TDs 'board tolerance'. I think he handled it pretty well, and i appologise for being an A-hole. Yours, Dackster.

Art, Please, do not refrain from adding more content to this thread. Ok, it started off bad, but i can only imagine it to get better and mature with time. For what it's worth, i totally agree with what you said about 'legs' and pullbacks. It is a very simple but effective way of trading...