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Still Alive and Well!!! by Johnny Winter what a classic! I saw JW play in a small bar near Penn State when I was in college. Unbelievable. (I'm downloading it now -- thanks for the reminder)! gd

anyone else ever have problems with the charts either "getting stuck" or being just plain slow?? That is starting to happen a bit too frequently these days. The T&S and LII usually work fine, but the charts sometimes lag. Been using TS6 for years but considering a change. gd

today. Anyone able to get through?? As usual, when there's a problem you get that familiar "all circuits are busy" nonsense!

trading the spoos a new meaning!

What kind of a name is that?? Who are they trying to attract -- 5th graders?

Torres del Paine National Park (on the southern tip of Chile, South America), give me a buzz. I'd be happy to show you around. (I thought the Columbus post was pretty funny too)!

Don't make it more difficult than it is!! It's great hedging strategy. Here are some ways I incorporate it into my trading: Late afternoon leader/laggard play: Take a look at the days leaders and laggards. As an example - let's say AMGN is looking strong at midday (up 3 %). Look for...

the Thursday prior to exp because the "current" contract doesn't have much relevance as it gets this close to exp. ie: spoo = cash (@ exp)

TenBestStocks.com run by a "Bob Bright", based out of Pittsburgh, PA. Couldn't possibly be the same Bob Bright -- could it?? I think this one's even too cheesy for the Bright boys!

I track the FV premium during the day using Tradestation platform. Just plot 2 graphs (spoo and SP500 spot). Then use the spread diff indicator to track the delta. I also insert 3 horizontal lines into the spoo chart (FV, program buy level, and program sell level). I actually hide the spot...

If you were watching the FV premium/discount on the spoos you would have had a very different opinion of today's trading. Today was the type of day most traders go to bed hoping for the next day! If you couldn't read the clues in the last half hour today, then you should not be trading w/...

Well that's good to hear. I'll have to call my broker and have them refund my JBLU losses from my opening day short!

Sorry for not posting a reply to your previous posts (very busy!). You'll understand when you're married! Like I told you in "Sin City" -- LA is a much better place! Hey, when you get out here we'll throw some "shrimp on the barbie!!" Hope you're trading this incredible market now...

I understand... now. But if you'd told me that your "course" was geared to the LCD (least common denominator) upfront, I wouldn't have wasted so much time! I love the irony though: A snake-oil salesman promoting a "Beyond the Snake-Oil Tour!" LOL None of my posts were meant as a personal...

To give others an idea of the caliber of trader Don's "course" is geared to: Their office manager gave a little talk during the seminar and to quote from him, "Trading is a great living. I mean what else are you going to do?? -- work at McDonald's?" At that point in the "seminar" I just...

Don, Do you "really" not understand what people are saying?? (I think you understand and are avoiding the issue). First of all -- the method that you guys use to trade listed stocks is pretty good! But as you know, very little is said about your techniques at the "seminar." The things...

The seminar is for children. I was sucked in (primarily through having read some great articles by Don in "Stocks and Commodities"). Not only was it a waste of time and money -- more than that I was embarrassed that I actually fell for the marketing trick! I trade mostly Nasdaq and while...

I heard that middle-aged obnoxious wind-bag on a CNBC "promo" advise one caller to "never, never, never lease a car -- buy a car and keep it for 10-15 years." Uhhhhh, yeah --- sure wish I had the old 1987 Chevy Celebrity now. That was one sweet ride! in fact, my wife and I could probably...

appreciate the info!