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I am wanting to start following the S&P, with the intent to trade the Es eventually. Can some of you give me a good (free) site to follow it by charts. I looked at the cme website but their charts were not to good. Any help with be appreciated.

How many contracts do you trade? (exclude beginners)

I am 20, and play baseball at a top 5 program in the nation. I am all about competition and winning. That is why I love trading. Nothing more gets me up like the market does. I see it as a new challenge every day, and one that will never be mastered. Just looking at the competition and intensity...

I was wondering something along those lines also. I have heard that the S&P market has lots of professional traders, and institutions. Does that make it tougher to start out in? Should you start in stocks, even though the S&P is more efficient? And with all the pros in this market, do certain...

Is it worth reading at all? I already own it, and am about to start it. Is it at least a good review of trading ideas?

When the number of contracts traded goes up, does that change the approach of the trader, or anything in the trading process?

One simple question: How many contracts do experienced traders trade?

I'll do that Wally, thanks.

I am looking into daytrading the ES. I just wanted some of the ES traders ideas. Like different indicators, time frames (all intraday), and overall trading ideas. Once one is an established and profitable ES trader, how many contracts are they trading at one time? Any input will be appreciated.

I know that it is a great swing trading indicator, at least for my setup. Can some of the macd-daytraders go into their setups using it on an intraday basis?

I would like to follow your journal. As an aspiring trader, I would love to follow your trades, and learn your strategies. Go for it, and good luck.

CSCO

thanks tech analysis

i was just wondering what is the criteria for the "junior member, member, senior member, and elite member." just curious. thanks boomer

have any of yall read "the underground trader.com", it is by some chinese guy named jea yu. i though it was a good read. any comments. boomer

have any of you guys heard about the day trading institute in mobile, AL? it is run by Tom Busby. the site is www.daytradingschool.com. i think they are in the s&p mainly. i saw the site and was curious. thanks boomer

i would love to meet sometime. i am in downtown atl. just hook it up and i am there boys! boomer

i just thought i would let you know that i am in the middle of the book right now. great book. what is your paper for? it sounds interesting.

i was wondering how long it took you multi-monitor traders to become comfortable looking at numerous monitors. it is something i know i want to do, but i was wondering how long the transition was to being comfortable with all the information that becomes availible when you have multiple monitors?

i am currently a sophmore at Georgia Tech. i think that education does not matter for the majority, but one thing does matter. to trade sucessfully, you must know how to continually learn and adapt to new things. i think being successful in school can help someone learn some of these traits, but...