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Why don't you trade it if it's that good??? There are a lot of useful stats that are missing in order to evaluate your system (comm include or not, slippage include or not, enter/exit on what price: bid/ask/middle, etc.). Last comment: 11 months of backrest results is not enough. One more...

There are a few here pretending they are. Out of those, probably half are really profitable.

No, it's not that hard. And a computer can identify patterns way faster than humans. Like thousands every second.

This has nothing to do with what you wrote before.

Check charts at that time. Big moves. I remember I was on vacation in Vegas at that time.

Wtf does that mean?

You probably wasn't there in August 2010...

Do you know how much time it takes you to decide to put your order? And how much time it takes you to manually enter your order? 5, 6, 7 secs?

Is your trading fully automated? If you are doing manual trading, then it doesn't matter. 20, 40, 100 ms, even 1 sec will not make any difference.

Profit taking for those you were long. Profit making for the ones who went short at that time.

There is no point of wasting our time arguing with this guy.

Wake me up when something will move....

What the hell is a penny account??? Like an account with less than 1 dollar??

Nobody force anyone to trade. But if you do and lose and can't get over it, just stop. Nobody force anyone to gamble. But if you do and lose and can't get over it, just stop.

Business as usual. Red periods happened. I did have one green day in that bunch though, but it was mostly a red period. Low volatility and choppy market are 'usually' not good for day trader. The most important thing is that overall, June ended up green.

For me, June started very good, but the last 6-7 trading days were red. I ended up 'Below average' still, hoping that the summer will be better with an increase of volatility.

According to their web site, they use sucralose in their drink as a sweetener

Pretty useless info. Anyone can tell from a chart if it's bullish, bearish or sideways market. Devil is in the details, and it's with those that you will gain or lose money. The more you post, the more you show your ignorance on how to make money trading...

Ask the Japanese what they think about that. Their index took 30 years to recover from the low of 1989!!!

One thing for sure, poker is funnier than trading.