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I'm almost confidant that this is a Freedom Rocks EA. Hell, "Freedom" was blacked out, but "Rocks" is still there. I'm not sure if you're saying you wrote this, but if this is Freedom Rocks, you can save your money.

Could you explain again exactly what this indicator shows? I see little relation between the indicator and price movement, but I'm probably just missing something. Thanks.

Don't trade money you can't lose. If you're taking these huge swings, it sounds like you're very leveraged. Make sure you're not risking too much.

This looks very interesting. How often will you be tabulating P/L?

A wise man once told me to never short gamma.

While he could abuse it (ie, scratch his butt), he probably has no idea how long it would take, so wants to be compensated for the work he does (however much it may be). If you're paranoid, ask for daily/weekly (or whatever) code updates, and make sure it's progressing (even if you can't fully...

Ok, cool. In your experience, is this driven by time (x seconds/minutes have passed, and it's not moving as I expected), or what?

Exactly. The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable covers this very well. This man has made much from managing risk of these "impossible" events.

I've looked into these types of setups, and found that many simply aren't profitable as it stands. Pull up your charting program and put some Donchian Channels on (with an offset), and take a look around.

It's no mistake that Paul gets ignored by the media. They enjoy the current status quo, and really don't want to see change, as they probably wouldn't benefit. If it wasn't for the internet, Paul wouldn't stand a chance. He's a huge underdog as it is, but at least the word is spreading.

Haha, classic. Post if she replies :)

Could someone explain how wash trades are done with rockets? I get the entry, and have read up on a ton of easyrider posts, but don't exactly get how to wash these trades. Is it "if it doesn't move with me for x seconds/minutes, exit/reverse" or what? Also, I must say the people who "get...

So, what was the conclusion of this?

What is this slide from? I've been over so much SCT stuff, it looks familiar, but can't put my finger on it. Thanks.