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This isn't anything new? There's countless indicies and league tables that have shown London to be the financial capital of the world for decades. The only reason Americans ever thought they were the financial capital of the world was becuase of Mark Haines!!

Ha ha, this is hilarious. This is why I still read ET, you just wouldn't get this kind of comedy gold in real life :D

Alex Gerchik talks the talk and walks the walk. He is a trader. He has been consistentley profitable for over a decade. Other than that, he just just an average Joe LIVING the American dream.

America went to war in Iraq to stop them from trading oil in Euros. It was a BIG message to the middle east and the world how war they would go to maintain their reserve currency status. I'm intreagued to know how it will play out this time now that it is China and Russia that are calling for...

Is that a jar of pickled eggs next to the phone? You rock man!!

Think you're a bit late to the party mate. The USD Index has lost about 35% since the start of the centaury and trading near it's lows. I think we are in for a period of prolonged USD strength from here on. You might think that America is in poor shape and the USD is a sell but look closely...

eh?

Well if you're constantly buying the top of a range and getting stopped out at the bottom of a range, and you do this 3 or 4 times in a row; then that is shit trading.

Ok, well the vol. on 5min a chart is about 5 points, so if your getting stopped out alot then that is just poor entry. However, on a 15min chart it's about 15 points so you could be just getting stopped out by noise.

Don't confuse discipline with small losses, they are not the same. It's often a fallacy to to use small losses as you often get stopped out on noise. You need to compare your stop to the volatility of the market. I'm guessing that your stop is alot smaller than the expected movement of your time...

I'd love to see some of your research on the markets; ING have been FDIC insured for over a decade. :D

Every thing you need to know is in "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" Same shit, different century

10.4 has been the most stable for me. Had to downgrade from 10.5 because it kept re-arranging the order of my products in quote windows.

It's called "Generational Theft". Just because you're not aware of your actions doesn't mean that you're not carrying them out.

They didn't make any money, they created and inflated the largest asset bubble ever. Now that it's popping they are looking to the younger generations to bail them out.

It's boomer generation arrogance like this that will cause the younger generations to turn on you. Expect no mercy

Remember that's it's only Americans that actually call America the greatest country in the world.

America would turn into the film trilogy "Mad Max"

intradaybill, that is some funny stuff. Not only did you not understand milimabuses' point you quoted but it's clear you didn't read/understand the paper you linked too either.

Yep, but that's asuming you do well on the simulator? If you suck on the sim then they'll get rid off you before you even go live.