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I have not given up on it as yet, I've used NT for a long time, am used to it and it does everything I need...which is not complex. I was caught in an endless loop of going nowhere the other week, it may have been a temporary glitch by either NT or the user. I am traveling now but will give it...

This was added the other day on the NT forum. Hello, To obtain the download link you'll need to login to the client portal, though this can be done with any username/account you generate. (including a demo account). Once you are logged in, click on 'download' in the lower left of the page...

This was the response I received, a far cry from the old way of simply downloading the platform from the NT site and putting in license key. Hello , Thank you for your note. The following instructions will explain how to backup your NinjaTrader 8 files to a second computer. Please note that...

I downloaded that but when it asks for user and pass, I check I don't remember and it sends me the same email about migrating accounts and the link to reset pass and user simply goes to a promotional webpage. If I try and re-register, it says email is already registered which of course it is...

Most anything makes more sense but the only 24 hour phone is for the trade desk not technical support. my broker is AMP. I am grandfathered into a life time license so I can do that. When I try to set up a new password or user name on the NT site it sends me an email about an unfinished...

I've had a lifetime license for years and want to download the platform on another computer but I just get the run around and offers to open an account on the terrible new NT site. How the hell do I just download the platform and enter my license??

Not sure why you would want to know about a "bad" course but I can recommend Al Brooks as having produced a good one. There are a legion of folks on the You Tubes of the world looking for clicks, subscribers and credibility.....dime a dozen. You don't however need any course good or bad if you...

Hey RN, how ya been

Extreme yes, wellness, hardly.

The short answer is you enter when you get a qualified signal based on a well tested and proven trade plan. There are ways to know when the odds favor a beginning trend to a fading one (impulse, number of thrusts, wedge patterns, gaps, stair steps, targets such as measured moves, channel lines...

The investing banking firm managing and underwriting the offering along with the company.

Then the two most likely explanations are, you didn't have a viable trade plan or you lacked the discipline to trade it as designed. No one should begin to risk money until they know their plan provides an edge and they have the discipline required to trade it. I've blown several accounts prior...

I have two comments and you may not like either of them. First, no trader can be successful without strict discipline. So if you have a rule to not trade after $300 in losses, you need to get the fuck up and walk away. Second, It's not a good idea. If you have a proven and well tested trade plan...

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These threads are like asking 50 blind people to describe an elephant by the sound of it's trumpet.

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A skilled and disciplined trader could average $50 a day with one MES. Such skill and discipline is highly unlikely given the naive nature of the OP's question. A thousand dollars is enough to trade one MES, again given the above. You could trade with somewhat less margin capital but the day...

JR “Baldy” Stevenson, had the pleasure of knowing him…smart man and a good man.

I was not referring to mental process but to the nuts and bolts of trading….having a well tested trade plan and adhering to the rules of the trade, without which any “profits” are fantasy.