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what the hell are "durable goods" anyway?

Of course, this advice does not apply to those who trade through I.B.

Never mind. I've lost interest in the subject.

I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this: Excellent, consistent results on simulator. Then, mediocre, haphazard results with one contract (ES), with $xx,xxx in the account. Then... Excellent, consistent (yes, simulator-like) results with five contracts in the same $xx,xxx...

bid or offer?

Dude... oh, never mind.

well, in volente's defense, he did call a short at 1417, clear as a day. volente, please consider a string of these so we can see r10 in action in real time...thnx

Here's my problem with r10....I don't deny that there may be an observed phenomenon here, but unless someone can explain the "why" of it, it seems to me you've got nothing more than a phenomonen of undetermined duration...and, therefore, reliability. Then again, what do I know?

do you take all rule of 10 signals? or do you apply additional filters? If no filters, then why didn't you take the rule of 10 short off 1409.50 (roughly 10 points from 1398.75 overnight low)?

sorry, is that intended as a comeback or just an absurd non-sequitor?

only 5 posts, and already so bitchy

yes, but keep in mind...it's opex

sure, that works, too. my point here is that the rule of 10 is predicated on the selection of an initial value (in this case 1392) that is random. so why not pick a value of universally-accepted sigficance (say, yesterday's close) and assign a random reversal variable? results will be...

rule of 16.25 long here

here we are again...88.25...another bite at the r10 apple...

I'm a bit vague on wolfe waves, so i've taken the liberty of annotating your screenshot. is this correct? also, you're saying the break of the 1-3 trendline does not invalidate the pattern?

well, exactly. i just don't see the long here.

sorry, i meant rule of 15....(1403 - 1388)...

looking like r12 now, wouldn't you say?

interesting. i keep thinking the dow doesn't matter, and that it's all about the s&p,etc. but then i keep learning that everything i think is wrong. oh, well...