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About web site designers... there's a low bar for admittance into the profession... all someone needs is a computer & ISP. I've seen a lot of people who don't even know how to spell "website" or don't even know basic HTML coding actually get work designing sites for mom & pop operations. My...

Was that a fib level? I was watching HELE this morning, but because the market was generally weak, I wanted to see more strength in HELE. It was pulling back further than 29.71.

When/where did you enter?

You know, I'm afraid I have to agree with the critics. I was following Jack's stuff for a while, and to be honest, there's some good points he was making... and it's not as if they're proprietary... but I can't overlook that he waxes and wanes. His posts are difficult to comprehend, and...

Since the monopoly was lifted from network solutions permitting other companies to register domains, the price has come down, but not at network solutions. Network solutions charges a premium, and this is not a service where the more you pay, the better off you are. Suffice it to say that I've...

Took a look at their 7.95 mo. plan. Wow. 800 megs of space, 40 gigs of transfer, pop account, cgi bin, ftp access and web based browser, php, mySqyl... (how's their uptime really, and tech support?) poundtherock, you may have everything you'd want right here. Maybe even overkill depending on...

The naming of a company is usually done with business goals in mind*. If the whole idea of your LLC is just for your trading, and will ever be so, then the name doesn't matter. *By "business goals in mind", I mean this: say you intend to market your trading corp one day to accredited...

Depends on how much I win.

Here's the thing... I got a solicitation from prophet.net's bookstore about a special they're now running, which is buy any 3 selected books for $54, and that makes them $18 each... but... here's what I noticed. It may be a glitch in their programming their cart, or maybe it won't go through, I...

And everyone thinks "podium" means the "lectern", but it denotes the stage floor (note the prefix 'pod' for feet). And people think "loose" means "lose" and 'there's" means "theirs" and then there's that weird phenomena about pluralizing by incorrectly adding an apostrophe and an s. Ever...

I don't think that's what lindq used to make his decisions. He's on record as using macd divergences. Furthermore, about 150d/50d EMAs or 15d/5d EMAs... is it just as well as using ADX>30 and EMA20s or 50% or 61.8% Fib levels or 4/14/40SMA crossovers or 5th waves or 2 deviation Bollinger...

Good work, though for the life of me, I don't see how "simple technical indicators" helped you arrive at entry decisions instead of putting you off on a couple of those selections.

Gotta wonder why Jack is posting anything here when they're wondering why they haven't heard from him on his namesake "Jack Hershey Strategies" forum. To quote one member: "Jack's preference to post on ET rather than contibute to discussions on this board leaves me bewildered and...

The term "mice" (as a plural for "computer mouse") grew in popularity simply because of common usage among everyday people. But "mice" refers to rodents, not computer peripherals. Microsoft uses the term "mouse devices" to signify the plural, and has done officially since 1995 when they...

Technically, the plural for a computer mouse is "mouses", not "mice".

dbphoenix, about your quote, "trend refers not just to whether or not price is rising or falling, but whether the price points that people are willing to pay are rising or falling"... As you've made a differentiation between 'price' and 'price points', I'd welcome a bit more clarification...

I'm just participating in this thread because it irked the heck out of me for some reason.

Sure you can. You can pay them a percentage of what you owe them. You'd need to, even if you were up 46%, if 46% of the total trading account value was too small to pay your bills with.

It's a new virus, don't open the attachment, that's what installs the virus. In other words, reading the email doesn't install the virus, curiosity does. http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.novarg.a@mm.html

If what you want to do is sell a system to the public, then running small ads in trade magazines, online sales, the classifieds in back of the Star and the infomercials or spot commercials I previously mentioned are the thing to do. You'd want to patent the system, which actually means having an...