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The buyers are going to go completely crazy...

"Remain" camp seems to be fighting back, so worries subside, and even if they don't - not sure why it affects oil more than usual. OPEC's more of a concern to me, as they've shown some tendency to not be able to affect prices in any positive way.

Discipline to keep up to the plan, that's what crucial... For me, at least!

Be careful what assumptions and conclusions you make, that's for sure.

Sell your account to a more experienced, yet less technically boiled.

Yeah, this week so far seems like real peace and grace in terms of positive movement...

I'm quite interested in how such bots work. And, most importantly, what glitches are possible within them? Would be really sad to lose all your money because of a mere bug...

Really interesting, where's it going to get us in the end... So far all this Brexit stuff looks like a waste of time and money.

Sell everything even approximately related to GB and stay away from it for a while

You know what they say: if you think probability theory is easy - you don't understand probability theory. Exact same thing applies to trading, I really doubt any seasoned trader will ever tell you trading is easy.

Nice piece, though I prefer more theoretical books, philosophycal even.

Somewhere you read it outperforms, somewhere you hear China's on the brink of a default, who will you believe? I'd not trust any analysts unless they provide you with their research details so that you could check yourself if they are correct.

I suppose New is correct - it does look like a typo that's been corrected too late.

I feel like most tape readers nowadays are dudes who learned tapereading long ago, used it their whole life and are too old now to learn more complex yet effective techniques.

Investopedia would probably be the most obvious yet the most correct answer. Plus almost any forum with FAQ section, like Trade2win or Stockaholics.

Hate to click "I like it", because I don't, but you're so true... And I'm afraid our nature and hidden social mechanisms of self-balancing shall soon bring our world to yet another world war. So sad, yet so obviously inevitable.

I don't feel like Uber's already such a brand that it could justify prices this high.

I feel like it's somewhat similar to Martin Skreli's case, don't you think so?

Yeah, sounds like true, I believe that's what actually happens there.

I'm kinda curious if she was ever serious taking a name like that.