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Get some real advice from a qualified eye doctor. Tell the doc explicitly what you do, how long you do it for and they can adjust your prescription too. Stuff like refresh rates, you have to play with to see what works for you. Good glasses help. Getting the highest quality screens help too...

Its psychological because you want to think you can never be wrong, common problem. Sometimes not every setup will work. Keep doing what you're doing and either you'll learn when a trade isnt working or you'll blow out your account.

sounds like some guys here have portfolio envy :p

When I asked about it, it seems you need to buy the software before they'll show it to you or let you use it. If a small company did that, we have a descriptive label for that.

Switching assetts to another person to qualify for a loan/aid is also called 'parking', unless you pay gift taxes, its clearly illegal, violates the trust of those giving the aid and circumvents rules that allows aid to go to help those who really need it. The slap in the face to decent...

dslreports.com reviews and chats about all the available programs, look for the tab on their site for security

If you play in gold now, I'd leave a trailing stop, when gold tanks it really tanks.

you could do it in a day with options!!!

Try a CPA. Also, be aware that if you've created this tax strategy on your own and dont have legal opinions on it, in an audit, the IRS can disallow it and treat you like you're an employee, forcing fines, penalties etc on you. Happens to small law firms who try and get cute.

I wasnt addressing my comments to you. I also think character is key, especially if you want to be a trader. JP Morgan once said that unless he trusted someone, he wouldnt lend them a dime, even if he had all sorts of bonds and stocks. Same idea.

Its not really believable any bank would offer an automated facility to customers and potentially find themselves long/short 500/600 million or more on a moments notice in a gapping market. Unless of course the current management has a deep desire to lose their jobs.

You can always tell the wanna-bes from the real thing. Please tell us, if you're a real trader, how you avoid reporting when all your income is w2, 1099 or k1 related, which is all reported anyways. Not like legitimate trading is some candy shop with cash. Secondly, the kid is hiding...

Try looking at who owns BK now and then look at what happened when Dominos went public.

If they're players at all.

My advice to you is simply. Do as well as you can in school and transfer to a real college where you can get a real degree studying with profs who know whats up and a college where the job placement office has real jobs. The market will always be there, your ability to go to school wont.

Maybe you should read the exchange rules beofee you start posting.

This kid has average grades from a third tier school. Maybe the job he was offered is very good.

If someone told you to rob a bank to increase your wealth would you do that? Hiding assets is no different. You're simply someone trying to play the system and hoping nobody challenges you.

I'm not involved, but why dont you go buy or lease a seat and all those possibilities open up for you. Just because others work harder than you, stay longer than you and then get the results they want, maybe its you not them thats at fault.

How many times do you need to hear 'no'? Just move on - theres lots of jobs.