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Personally, automating the majority of my trade helped me. Other wise, slow and steady build size.

My pleasure.

No. If you made the changes in settings, you would need in cell ar100 = max(ar100,aq100) It makes a cicular refernce, but with those settings changes, it won't come back an error. That way when the price hits a new high, AR100 will increase to teh new high and stay there.

IF you want excel to do it, go into tools options calculations Check max iterations and set it to 1 Than have price feed in one cell. In the next cell have the formula =max(pricefeed/ "cell you are in") This will store the high price for you. Hope that helps.

tell me about it.

GCC just got off of the phone with them. There was one to the upside too. Didn't have any so didn't pay attention

1398 is the bust range

Thats what I'm afraid of.

I don't even know where to start with that one. I wish you the best.

So all the stuff I bought down below will get busted, but all the sales 10 handles below where we are will be good. This sucks.

They don't have a bust range yet. I have a feeling I will get screwed.

The version I saw before had the punchline, instead of god, it was Lazy Ass Comes out right around 104%

If you have a good system let a computer trade it. Computers don't get angry bored or tired.

Depending on how involved you want to get, you could hedge out the currencies in teh fx market. That would give you another variable of legging risk. Almost make it a three legged spread. Always have to worry about volatility too.

Has anybody bought there data before? Is it clean/complete? It seems very reasonably priced.

Just wanted to thank your for taking the time with such a long involved thread. You are very generous with both time and info. Especially with the info, much more than I would ever be. It is always interesting to see how other profitable traders do it. (Not that I'm in the same ball park...

I have a couple of friends who tried to run fiber to houses in LP/old town. couldn't get it done.

Love it! another post "my trading rocks. everyone else's trading sucks." with nothing to back it up.

yahoo finance has pretty good data for free. exports to excel which you can save as a csv.