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love those perfect example, hindsight charts

wedge central

Bearish wedge is a rising narrow triangle , that breaks and then falls. Typical target is the 80-100% of the range of the wedge. Bullish wedge is a downward triangle shape. I guess "broken" is relative to what you're talking about.. you could say the wedge is "broken" - as in broken...

1 tick target, 500 tick stop

Well paraphrasing something from his book: The best place to short is the high of the day.. The best place to buy is the low of the day. and then he actually has a "strategy" in his book to check the CNBC webpage and see which CEOs are going to be interviewed for the day, then buy the...

http://www.stanehrlich.com/finder.html I guess he invented it, anyone ever heard of it or dabbled with it ?

Keep your emotions in check, the biggest losses often follow overconfidence. You did well, but you are also well aware that it can all be taken back in a flash.

During the rollover, there is often slight price discrepancies that will throw off intraday indicators, MAs, even occasionally pivot highs or lows. It'll all settle out within a day or two, so it isn't really a big deal.

You can buy it from Amazon and then return it after you're done reading it.

Watch it go up 30 tommorrow :D

Intraday range matters mostly when you rely on some sort of early open based entry and then hold it out for an exit near close. Otherwise, any market can be daytraded profitably with enough leverage or size.

As a trading machine, your important requirements would probably be in this order: 1. Screen size 2. RAM 3. Video Card that can do a high resolution 4. CPU Speed 1+ Ghz CPU Speed, 512 MB ram, 19" minimum monitor and should be running around 1600x1200 resolution. Anything else is...

Tommorrow could be an interesting trend day, so it may be worth your time to look for opportunities. As always, doing your homework every night and making trading decisions when you are most objective is very important.

Ironic thing, my CPU fan died on my AMD Athlon for over 10 days and was "cooled" (loosely termed) only by the heatsink. The computer was on, running charts, and everyday activity, left on all night, 24/7 -- and Windows never crashed or missed a step. Maybe I was just lucky, or AMD...

I'm running a D-Link 713P which is the model 711 plus print server capabilities .. excellent product, just plug in, set up drivers and it has run flawlessly for over a year. That price "with" the wireless card after rebate looks very cheap.

38 steps to becoming a trader 1. We accumulate information - buying books, going to seminars and researching. 2. We begin to trade with our 'new' knowledge. 3. We consistently 'donate' and then realize we may need more knowledge or information. 4. We accumulate more information. 5...

I'm sure your post will cause the futures to rise.

Well, I think Step 1 is a necessary evil .. but I think the BS level is more about 90%. There are some good stuff in places you least expect. Just learn and keep learning without actually trading, until you've developed a logical method of your own that you believe will work.

It's been $10 for as long as I know..