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the thing is it is NOT a fact, therefore it is COMPLETELY deniable. you really are vying for the award of greatest ignoramous i've ever talked with. how many times do i need to explain to you that you have ZERO understanding of what constitutes culture? your entire argument seems to be...

but the point is you don't need your entire equity to get that return.

if it's interviews with traders you're after, you could check out 'Electronic Trading Masters' - Alan Baird and 'The New Electronic Traders' - Jonathon Aspatore but be warned that unless you are a total, absolute beginner, looking for a touch of inspiration, these books are pretty...

ever heard of training wheels wally? i find most of jack's posts highly esoteric and some his claims pretty dubious (beginners casually turning in 90k, for example). still, it's quite possible that what he teaches has some merit. and i agree that it would be nice if he realised his...

seriously?

by no "consistent scope" do you mean on a r/r basis? ie spread between nq and es is likely to revert to mean, but playing on that doesn't make much sense sense from r/r perspective? or do you mean that mean reversion on such a spread isn't likely, or doesn't occur enough? or, perhaps, that...

yeah! great idea i love the new SSF forum too. i think that one's gonna be huge!

what upsets people is that you come here cherry picking your very best trades -- ones in this case, incidentally, that most likely had nothing all to do with your alleged setups, but got carried by the rest of the market movement (as is obvious to anyone with half a brain) -- and post them up to...

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damn, those are some sexy looking charts ditch! (i hope you weren't applying the same methodology that afternoon, btw ...)

well duh, picking out one trade when the entire market (give or take) exhibited the exact same price action obviously does nothing to demonstrate said methodology... i guess business must be getting a bit slow...

having actually spent years living in both countries, i can, with all confidence, say that they both share what are commonly known (depending on which remote valley you're from) as "western values" and "western culture". (like, urban australia is a lot more urban american-like than smalltown...

hey fruity, i wonder why the long arm of the power freak babak's law hasn't snipped this thread yet? can you say double-standard? (:D) ps - candletraitor stays (i vehemently disagree with you on just about every political point candle, but you're ok in my book.)

about as important as the knowledge of the brand of ink is to a writer...

hohoho. side splitting humor.. msfe (wild), you can't see any ubiquity amongst western cultures huh? you're truly pathetic. just another holier than thou ultra-liberal eurodisney, too keen to distance himself from everything he regards american, smugly pointing fingers from his little...

what? there's probably about 5 loonies (including yourself) in the whole world that think like that.

holy smokes. what a deadbeat. you expect us to believe that YOU got an MBA in switzerland? a blundering dunderhead that cannot grasp the simplest of definitions? geez... who the hell are these "former colonials"?????????? what in the world does a modern day briton or dutchman, for...

LOL :D that's funny. and very true. plain vanillas have just scratched the surface of what is possible. options are still in their infancy. i'd be shocked if exotics don't take off in a BIG way in the coming years.

:) oh yes. thanks to el perro verde for showing me it! are you trading it? babak, sorry i don't have a copy. i just remembered reading it. i don't see anything too enticing about it, although it warrants further investigation. perhaps waiting until the pair actually...

yes, fruity, but who are you?