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Rational... perhaps if you knew a thing or two about the Godel theorem you would not be so sure that you know what rational really means. I believe that the most logical and safest option is that of an agnostic. And why do you need God, anyway?

That's easy... Think about it as a prerequisite for a divorce.:D

Trust me: sending her these flowers first would be even better...:p

They are pretty the same, anyway. The point is to learn one or two really well and not a whole bunch of them superficially.

The trading discipline does not depend on what instrument you trade. If you think that switching to one instrument only will help, then you are wrong.

As stated on the website, "the CarTurn rotates your car or truck up to 360 degrees." No good... I need more than that...

Sometimes you just can't take it seriously enough. I have had the same problem...

Entering long on a second (lower) bottom, entering short on a second (higher) top, but then again, whether your entry is good depends also on your exit and thus a stop loss, which is what most tend to forget. This is based on the assumption that the market eventually returns to the mean, so the...

If you find it too small, why do you then use it? I don't understand that. If it is too small, use a bigger one that you think is good enough or improve your timing. With a really good timing, even a 1.5 stop on ES is enough. Otherwise, I would choose 2.5-3 to be on the safe side.

As long as they offer an unconditional money back guarantee, there is no harm to try it out for yourself. You may even learn something this way by experimenting with the software. If you do not find it worth your money then you simply return it. Make sure you pay with a CC, and not with a check...

You are obviously not the brightest person on this board. I trade futures. Ever heard about this? Ever heard about basic logic? Something to the effect of not jumping to conclusions, particularly before you can make sure that your premises are correct. Now, what was your post about? I guess...

for trading, indeed.

Sure, the dumb did not go to college. If he did he would probably know how to manage his money. He made over $300 M in his career and is now considering filing for bankruptcy. If this guy is not an idiot then I don't know who is.

I hope this not off topic...:p

Here is their answer: 'Dear Trader, Day trading refers to buying then selling or selling short then buying the same security on the same day. Just purchasing a security, without selling it later that same day, would not be considered a day trade. So, buying a stock or option...

https://www.investment-house.com/wk/order.php?prod=successfw So perhaps some of those so quick to dismiss them as frauds would like to prove it by testing them out on a trial basis. I don't trade stocks, so I am not interested.

This is just a question and an observation of sorts. Some businesses are sometimes funded by credit card loans. Has anyone started trading this way and succeeded in paying back the loans and making a living as a trader at the same time?

Do I read it right? You mean a 20:1 margin, meaning I could get $70K to operate for only $3.5K? Is that really right?

What are CFD's? Never used anything like that...

That's what I thought too, just wanted some confirmation. Thanks!