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The title is pretty self-explanatory, however I'm sorta curious how some of you manage this potential issue with gaps? thanks

A few things. -I have quite a bit of money locked up on these said networks, so full disclosure, my opinions could come across as bias. -Volgaris is the truth, 100%. One of the smartest and most straight forward people out there. Kills it in sports betting. -Chris Ferguson was a...

Best of luck. I'm in the same boat (not a scientist and not with 300k). So it's more like I'm in a canoe.

ahh, just got done reading the entire story thanks!

between 1410 and 1411 seems like the logical choice does it not?

Hey guys, If there is already a thread that is similar to this, apologies. How did you trade that google spike down? Did you short it before? What indicators did you use? If you shorted it and achieved your exit point, did you put on a long position? Did you use all TA to come to...

hey bud, did you decide to go long after the divergence that was shown at 12:40? It seems that from 1240-1245 the price was still dropping, but the indicator was turning up. Seems like an ideal spot to put a long position on?

Jack, I love the line breaks.

Georgia here. TA as well (deciding between market/volume profile and pure price action) ES

i like this thread, i always wondered the same thing....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Q2Kz6oUho

is thinkorswim not real time?

think or swim is cool for me.

I'm making the transition as well. I havent heard about many bridge players tho, I have heard backgammon.

Good luck buddy.

Lol.

Most poker players lose as well. =D

Thanks. This reminds me of a friend of mine who bets sports quite frequently. He is a smart guy so I don't understand why he bets sports. In the long run you have to win 56/100 bets to cover the juice. Same concept with trading I suppose.

Ya. I read that one company was in trouble cause they advertised their bread as "lower calorie", when intact they simply sliced the bread thinner. The calories per loaf were identical. Can you believe it?!

"Day traders with less than $25,000 are prime clients of prop firms as they are able to trade freely without worrying about the minimum equity requirements enforced by FINRA Rule 2520. This is because most prop firms are set up so that traders trade sub accounts of the firm, but the firm “hits...