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Is there a hall of shame for deleted shill/scam posts? Seeing lots of shill posts all over the net these days (EliteTrader seems to be the best at deleting them - they disappear before you can even report them!). But it would be fun to shame them too.

No - don't trade them any more - haven't traded grey market crap for years. There's a reason why.

Opening Orders - forget it. FBOP - It's only traded 10 times this year. Yes, 10 TRADES total. The Atacama Desert has more liquidity than those stocks.

You've clearly gone over whatever "line" they deem to be a significant commercial risk. It might be something in your past. It might be a credit rating. It might be some sort of private blacklist in the industry. If you're a foreign resident it might be that margin call defaults from your...

The behavior of failed stocks hasn't changed much though (well perhaps a bit more accelerated) but only including the GFC without the tech wreck exacerbates your survivorship bias.

Well, actually no. I actually love researching this sort of thing. Woolworth (symbol Z) became Vetanor then Foot Locker (still listed). Westinghouse Electric became CBS (taken over by Viacom in 2005). I don't think it ever had the symbol "W". The symbol W was used by Westvaco until it took...

@ETF180 "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." (George Santayana)

Amibroker allows this with the TimeFrameSet/Restore functions. I only really use this for daily/weekly data frames but I think it works on intraday timeframes too if you have the appropriate data source.

If you use decent WiFi gear and you're not after milliseconds of difference you should have no issue. However, if you're in a high density area go wired every time. If you have a large home and brick walls, install multiple WIRED access points. I use Ubiquiti Unifi gear and have 4xAPs...

Debug it dude!

You need to learn how to debug. Get a decent IDE like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code where you can set breakpoints, trace through code line-by-line, inspect variables etc.

Here's the charts of those stocks that I get from my data source Norgate Data which retains all of those delisted stocks. American Airlines (AMR Corp) railled to pre 9/11 highs in late 2006 but still declared bankruptcy later. Amazingly shareholders actually received a payout. Delta...

Must have been one of those World Cup Trading Championships traders on account #12. Account blew up - don't need to include in competition results!

This is a trend traders' market. Trade with the trend and consider your stops. If it's too volatile for you - don't trade. If life is more complicated (other job, quarantine, health etc.) then don't trade.

NxCore

OP: Your grammar sucks balls. Come back when you have a clue.

Are you seriously picking bottoms? Stop it.

I am disappointed you didn't ready any of my previous messages. It's clearly an intermediate network issue. Your ISP has better/non-congested bandwidth to Singapore than USA. Given you didn't test your network connectivity out of your country, the fault is entirely yours. Don't blame others.

Sounds like your ISP's network. US market open in Korean time zone about peak time for evening viewing... video streaming = netflix effect = peak bandwidth usage. Use a VPS!