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or you could relax, move to a tax friendly state, and hedge your new purchase like someone i know when those new futures products come out :cool: http://www.hedgestreet.com/hedgelets/CapFloor/ when are they coming out anyway?

dunno, but i remember reading a larry connors interview somewhere a year or two ago and he said day trades 1-2k shares at a time. that's pretty weak for someone in the business that long.

this time is different...... but seriously, how can he say for sure. isn't it something like 75% of the time an inverted yield curver leads to a recession? in the end, who cares. i just trade. volume on the NYSE used to be 1.2 billion on good days, now it's 1.8 billion. that's all that...

could there technology just have been too advanced and expensive, so they lost out to cheap low cost providers (lynksys and netgear products). fiber optic was too early for example, much has sitten dark for years, and is now blowing up.

short term momentum based system? regardless, interesting file and good luck to you.

the performance of these other exchanges has been astounding - up 200-800%. hard to see the NYX not doing well when run by the greediest, shrewdest (sp?), and well connected businessmen in the world. i bought 1000 and will hold until the first of these occurrences happen a) it breaks down...

i endorse american express for establishing credit for your LLC. anybody ever looked into small business loans before, such as for office space, employees, and perhaps a little towards trading capital? (already have capital and all that, but money is cheap these days and would like to take...

TheKin is exactly on point in this thread.

inventories are surging, but people aren't yet willing to lower their prices. they will though. good thing i'm buying a house soon :( (no state income taxes in the area though, so that should give me a nice buffer)

"read Trading in the Zone." this book is garbage. you need some strategies, should invest in some backtesting software, and go to work, not waste your time on this psychological BS.

i forwarded some of this stuff to my lawyer and he said it's dated an not necessary anymore

in 11 pages of posts, not one even discussed any aspect to refute the indicators effectiveneness or offered a single fact to refute mark cook. i'm more than opening to hear opposite side of the argument, but no one has offered anything except baseless criticism.

dying relying on others for a paycheck looking old cancer

fed has increased rates numerous times, but long interest rates remain extremely low? any insights on why this is and what it means for the economy in the future?

any help here? i'm now self employed and trade through an LLC i created, but worked for ETG for 3.5 years. when i go to get a home loan, can i say i've been self employed for 4 years, or only .5 years? you are a limited partner, and don't get a W2, so maybe that can be considered self...

a proming thread, once again ruined by stupid arguments over programming languages and operating systems :mad:

they'll start charging for it at some point, you can think of this as a free trial.

there are too many to list. tons of order entry mistakes that add up. a few long term plays that come to mind are being long 15000 shares of SIRI at 3.75 and sold at 4.10, and long 6000 shares of XMSR at 6.15 and sold at 5.75 - both were intended to be long plays. my gf wanted to buy GOOG when...

i hope they counter sue for wrongful termination. this is bs.

if he has to pay back the profits, and a fine on top of that - how is that risk free? what if the fine is double the profits earned. that's certainly not 'risk free.'