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Because it's currently profitable. Is it also repeatable?

My situation, too.

Examples do exist: Polaris Dell Boeing Paccar

Yes.

This is no joke. You have lied to us, tried to steal from us and insulted our intelligence. You are living your life without honor.

Spaceman made not have said it all, but he came close.

http://unicorn.us.com/advdec/

For what it's worth, the Russell 2000 moved to an all-time high yesterday, which makes me think the market will continue to trend higher.

Agreed.

Or maybe the market is again becoming what it often is: quiet. The market and I have an agreement, specifically, it will do whatever it wants whenever it wants regardless of my style, beliefs or strategies. To date there has not been even a minor breach of that agreement.

This implies we need to have programming skills in order to use technical analysis software. Of course, this is not true. The reviews found under the Software tab -- at the top of the page -- have a lot of information on this topic you might find helpful.

The underlying concept of "continuous participation" should encourage people to step back from the trees, allowing them to have a better look at the trees. This is good. Literal interpretation of "always being in the market" might encourage over-trading, which often adversely affects results...

There seems to be plenty of blame to spread around. No "rules" were broken, but both parties should have used more common sense. They share responsibility for creating a $450,000 obligation that was backed by only $800. A negotiated settlement might be the best course. Regardless, many of...

Another view: http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/feature_articles/2004/worldoilsupply/oilsupply04.html To summarize their comments: "The future is neither as bleak or rosy as some assert ... In any event, the world production peak for conventionally reservoired crude is...

A like for the Alberta oil sands: http://www.oilsandsdiscovery.com/oil_sands_story/resource.html

www.sec.gov

U.S. equity market returns mirror economic and earnings growth, which approximates population growth. Since 1929, we've experienced the following compound real growth rates in the U.S.: S&P 500 index = ~2% S&P 500 earnings = ~2% GDP = ~3% Population = ~1% As long as...

Excellent advice. The only additional step I suggest taking is to seek feedback from people not satisfied with the service. This can be difficult to do, but is an important part of the process. Brandon tried to get this ball rolling for us, which is a vote in his favor. Unfortunately, we...

It would be helpful to see the equity curve. Would you mind also posting a picture of it?

MSN's historical data is excellent. One drawback is they can be slow updating their database.