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Try: http://www.fin-alg.com/services.html

Try Bryce Gilmore, he has several books on price action: www.wavetrader2004.com

We have a group(approx.75) that meets the 4th Sat., 9:30am - 11:30 at Scottsdale's Granite Reef Senior Center, McDowell Rd and Granite Reef. Next meeting Nov 24th...

My K.I.S.S...just draw lines. 1. Role Reversal Support & Resistance zones are an analog for Fibonacci Clusters. Check this for yourself. 2. When price approaches a S/R zone look for a reversal...read Richard Wyckoff & Tom Williams: Learn Supply & Demand. 3. Use Money Management...a...

I believe they're called Structured Products...see Amex.com for details.

The best combo I've found to be: 1) AMD 64 X2 6000+ cpu 2) Asus Crosshair mobo 3) 2-Evga e-Gforce 7900GS KO cards Suggest using only video cards with supplementary power supply to drive multiple monitors...I'm using displays: 1-30", 3-24" & 5-19" with 3 computers, no problems.

You have an old & slow chip. I have 3 computers with the Athlon 64 X2 6000+ & haven't had any problems with eSignal, Tradestation, or any other trading program on XPpro. Runs cool & cpu max. usage in the teens. Agree...use v8.

A different approach: www.gemsbot.com

Hypostomus: Jack & Spyder are right!...well sort of, maybe, almost. 1) re. trendlines on ES: It's simple. I've been using the same 2 for years. One for up trends & one for down trends. Keep cloning, over & over for each abc swing...Google "gold trend gradients"...by Daan Joubert 2) re...

Suggest he reads " Trade your way to Financial Freedom", by Van Tharp. Money management & having a trading plan is the key. Never enter a trade where the reward is less than 2X risk...if he adheres to this he can do it.

Appropriate statement for swing or position trading, not as much for scalping futures where size on Bid/Ask are both large. I swing trade high dividend ETFs. I know I missed the low point of one Fri. when the Bid became 391 to 1 at Ask. That's why you have to buy on the way down when you want...

Look at TradeGuider software...very easy to make different colored channels & uses volume to identify trend turns. www.tradeguider.com

Remember..."Buy the best, and cry only once!" I'm using several computers & mobos. The best performer is an AMD 64X2 6000+ on an Asus Crosshair mobo. Using 4 displays(one a Dell 30") & 3 charting programs running with more than 30 charts up. On the worst day(FOMC), cpu usage was only 15% at...

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Try NeoTicker by tickquest.com, also sr-analyst.com has an esignal add-in that will find Gartleys, butterflys, triangles, wedges, etc.

I believe that you can do better than 3%. Check this video on position sizing & money management: http://www.mtpredictor.com/Seminars/PositionSizing2/PositionSizing2.html You can use the theory without using their software...Risk/Reward is the key.

I just finished building 2 new trading computers. Both are 3ghz dual cores, Intel & AMD...I will never buy Intel again!! The AMD runs 20C cooler with the stock fan & processes the same work more than twice as fast. I recommend: AMD 64X 6000+ with an Asus Crosshair mobo, at least 2 mb dual...

Check: http://www.bitsum.com/ProSuper.asp You prioritize the processes...charts set at RT and others normal or below.

After buying an IBM in the mid 90s, I've built my own. My latest is an AMD 64X2 6000+ & Asus Crosshair mobo...love it. Runs cool, never gets out of the teens re. CPU usage, auto overclocks to over 4ghz. I also have an Intel 3.2ghz dual core that no matter how big of fan runs hot, and 50%+ CPU...

Overall, I think "Dynamic Trading" by Robert Miner is best re. Fibs & EW.