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Would prop trading qualify as 'relevant work experience'? Would trading an individual account full time for 3 years count? Anyone? Thank you

"The markets determine how much you can profit. You determine how much you will lose." Linda Bradford Raschke?

Thanks for the examples spooz. So, where is the entry for the short trade? In both examples do you try to short as high on the FFT as possible? Or, wait for the BO to close below the major channel? Or, wait for a surge in volume? Is it necessary to wait for pt 3 to be defined before...

Today it was MUCH easier to see the turns than yesterday! Very nice. Thanks a lot!

Hi Spyder, Thank you for the charts. Do you also annotate the YM chart at the same time as the ES chart? If so, can you post a screen shot of the YM chart once so I can compare the YM and ES motivation that triggers the trades. Thanks again and good trading tomorrow.

You can find the code on the Tradestation Easylanguage forum along with a very detailed discussion. Search for "True Strength Index" or just "TSI". https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=4640&SearchTerm=true%20strength%20index&txtExactMatch= You will find several...

To keep your information private you can use: http://www.10minutemail.com/10MinuteMail/index.html It is an email address that is useful for just 10 minutes that allows you to register at a site without leaving your email. Great for getting stuff like webinars. Good trading!

Hi Spyder, Thanks for the charts. In this chart you show a FFT, followed by a 2nd FFT and a 3rd FFT before a breakout occurs. How would this be traded? Did you wait through the CCC for the final BO or did you trade through this choppy mess with a number of wash trades? Thanks again.

ProfLogic, After reviewing your postings one question I have is 'how do you use the +10 and -10 'extreme levels'? Are these levels helpful in identifying the minor trend or the Prime trend only? Thank you again for the thread.

ProfLogic, another thank you for the charts and a very full description of your approach. One question. There is what appears to be a divergence with the recent market highs last week. At what point would you call a market top on your charts? How early can you call a top or a bottom...

Very observant. Did you trade it? Are you still short the DOW?

A very complete discussion of YM/ES squeeze was done earlier in the year. Did you take a look at: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54894&perpage=6&pagenumber=434 A lot of good discussion on that thread and an Excel based tool that does much of what you would like...

Basic supply and demand assumptions that suggest a 'quick bounce back' do not include the problems caused by ARM financing. A very good article on 'Nightmare Mortgages' can be found at: http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_37/b4000001.htm

Where are you getting your charts? I am using TradeStation and I don't think HSI is available. Thanks,

Right before the October 24, 1907 crash Livermore made his first $1M in a single day shorting a market that was going up fast. The day after the crash he covered his position and made another fortune going long. In the 6 months leading up to the 1929 crash he was building up a large short...

There is a very interesting thread on Livermore at TradeStationWorld. http://www.tradestationworld.com/discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=31001 It includes a attempt to create a state diagram of Livermore's approach. There is also some Easylanguage code and screen shots of an attempt to hard...

Hi Saki, Why not add a summary of your progress day after day? How many pips per currency are you ahead/behind since you started? Good trading....

Interesting posts. For gold watchers there is kitco.com. For discussions on forex there is global-view.com. Where is the best web source of information on interest rate markets? What do you look at (not just the price information) once or more each day to follow the interest rate...

Get an education. Consider a formal education part of your edge. Programmers who skipped college during the early '90s because they could make a great living without it are now finding it very hard to work at any company larger than 100 people. Avoid the standard approach however, do not...