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Ah shucks, but there is so much more!!!! :D What I've shared so far is just a peek. On another note, I'm surprised the "trend doesn't exist" crowd haven't shown up yet. They must all be over at the cnbc thread! :) st

Months??? It took me years to refine my current methods! :D Nonetheless, I would think the average person should be able to begin recognizing swing points to draw your trend lines on after a few days. It's perfecting the technique that brings most people to their knees. Keep in mind that...

Gnome, gnome......................I've always respected you as one of the smart ones here!! :D :D Please tell me you are just pulling my leg! Or perhaps I am simply misunderstanding your intent. For those that only hold stocks intraday, your stand may have an ounce of truth. But the stock...

You, of all people, should know better!! :D st

Once again, the stock market is not a zero sum game. Futures and options, however, are indeed zero sum. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/z/zero-sumgame.asp http://www.fool.com/news/foth/2000/foth000912.htm st

I wasn't the one whining about cnbc, that's what. Do try and keep up, simpleton. st

Yes, watching you people whine about cnbc is indeed a comedy show. You can always tell when school is out for the summer......the black Friday,cnbc,doom and gloom crowd appears in full force. st

What's "pathetic" is wanna be self-proclaimed traders believing they need to watch TV in order to trade the markets. You people are a laugh a minute. It's journalism for the sheeple dumbass! Geez............ st

Your "thought process is flawed. The stock market is not a zero sum game and opportunities are what you make them out to be. WD is correct. st

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I fixed the error in your post. No need to thank me, as I'm always glad to help! st

Stupid is as stupid does. Anyone seeking advice from a fee-based trading room deserves what they get. Furthermore, there are typically two sides to every story, and so far, all we have seen is yours. Chalk it up as an inexpensive lesson. Meanwhile, if you like, I can put you in touch with...

The reasons I suggested IB are as follows: 1. Free real time demo. 2. You can trade most instruments from one account. 3. Free real time data including exchange fees. ($10 per month if less than $30 in transaction fees; exchanges fees alone with other brokers are more than twice that...

In this instance, I respectfully disagree. Read back through the entire thread if you are so inclined. I believe you will change your tune. New software is not the issue here. After seeking advice, he was told by several not to trade real money until he had a proven plan AND knew the software...

Perhaps now it will sink in why I and several others advised you to paper trade with the demo before using real cash. If you recall, I also said to learn to use the TWS like it was second nature before placing any trades. Simply put, you listened to nothing anyone here said, and as such, it...

Well said. st

And that statement is based on.................????? st

Good post. One I can relate to quite well. Truth be known, many of the naysayers are simply trying to goad others into showing them their setups because they are either too lazy or too stupid to figure it out on their own. They would rather follow someones calls and then complain when it...

Please explain your position on why he should. Unless you believe Mr. Proflogic is baiting for some type of personal financial gain, and I've seen no evidence of that, his sharing a trading methodology places him under no obligation to prove anything to you or anyone else. If I may piggyback...

Actually, it gives a false bias and typically causes the average trader to not believe what is actually occurring, and as such, they stay with what they believe will occur instead of what is occurring. Predicting market moves is a losing proposition. Knowing where S/R is and current market...