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You've faded a strong trend, that's a tough way to go.

The S&P will fluctuate...be long when it's going up and short when it's going down. Some may first need to develop the ability to recognize the difference.

If you enjoy what you do, it's not "work", it's simply what you do.

Agree, meanwhile the ranges and patterns have been great.

Dunno if it's a bear market but this is one looks like.

They're working on it.

Great....now all you need is a government that isn't corrupt and incompetent.

"realistic expectations" like your constant assertions that day trading has become impossible without automated algo's?....Those kind of expectations? I trade over 200 days a year and couldn't write an algorithm at gunpoint. In fact if trading were always like they have been the past few weeks...

Why am I reminded of the bar scene from Star Wars

I learned a lot in trade rooms in the past but more power to you guys if you can actually trade amid the distraction of one.

We've dumped a lot of money in a lot of places...usually ends up in the pockets of the ruling elite.

Nope, certainly not free markets.

I think it's more of growth pains and cultural dissonance. They grew an enormous economy in relatively short time, and that's impressive.

The Communists are still trying to get the hang of this Capitalism thing.

Sucked three thousand points out of the Nasdaq like it was nothing

That will be you sooner or later if you don't use stops.

First of all, understand that most of who trade for a living experienced losses while learning. Some of (me for example) a number of multiples of you own, some unfathomable numbers.....dues will be paid. You are correct in that you are starting at the beginning. As there are no credentials...

Might be more interesting than Michael Lewis' 10th iteration of Liar's Poker.

What'll they think of next....tulips?

http://www.cmegroup.com/education/files/understanding-stock-index-futures.pdf