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Would venture to guess that HarryTrader is not a trader at all. Who would spend all day posting on the ET message board during trading hours when they know it's inefficient and disruptive to their concentration. I don't mean 1-2 posts during trading hours, but lets use today's thread count for...

I would venture to agree that HarryTrader is not a trader at all. Who would spend all day posting on the ET message board during trading hours when they know it's inefficient and disruptive to their concentration. I don't mean 1-2 posts during trading hours, but lets use today's thread count...

You cant be sensitive with someone like exhibiting qualities like HarryTrader. You need to be firm.

I just read your post about the federal reserve board caller. While I was intrigued with this fear mongers' back and forth dialogue, something larger about you Harry came to mind. That is, when you just go to the site that you found the article from www.rense.com you will find a collection...

Hey Look there is someone who acutally posted P&L statements, yu didnt have to go that far. I'm sure if you had just said you were profitable we would have believed you here on ET! LOL yea right! Good for you Chartingmarkets nice to see there are some real traders here after all.

I would say its Derrick Hobbs. "Fun with Fibonacciis" Derrick Hobbs is probably the best trader alive today. He is available now on EliteTrader to speak with if you have questions. He is commonly seen at TradingMarkets where he takes time out of his busy trading day sells material to many...

I am currently trading onsite ...but I want to have a new computer at home should I just buy a laptop so I can bring my computer with me to work? I currently have a 4 year old p3 at home , not the best computer but its good for looking around the internet. What are your suggestions?

I agree work hard..and keep your discipline. Keep watching the charts and learn from them. Everyday is a learning opportunity. Good Luck.

Nice pic!

Best advice is be patient wait for dips and go long on them. Wait for support and buy buy buy! Seriously, stay with the trend. Plain and simple.

Hate Snake Oil salesman...makes me ill.

He is correct...SEC fees are based on the total dollar value of your trades. Shares times price = dollar value. Thats why it looks off to you as far as your reasoning goes. Your being charged the correct amount though dont sweat it.

I come from humble beginnings. I used to only have a small account now its much larger. I am very humble about it.

Lots of housing stocks got hit hard recently. NVR, HOV, and RYL. Don't count them out just yet though. Many have been shorting them and getting their butts handed back to them.

Bond Yeilds are so low its crazy to think that the Fed has the "balls" to push down interest rates again. Companies are not borrowing plain and simple they just dont need the money because business opportunites are low. Greenspan is creating another Japanese economic disaster here in the U.S...

I have to agree...with the Forex markets you are in a much stronger position if you try to capture multi-day moves. Trade lighter but longer is my motto.

Account size is a very important consideration when you decide to finally trade on your own. Not having to think about making money for a few months can really alleviate mental stress.

I manage only 3-4 swing trades at a time.

Cutting Losses is an intergral part of trading...even investing...william o neil has a 8% cut off rule

I agree ...wipe out hard drive.