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Ah, you be smart money. I kin c.

Hey! How do you know you did a Jackobian trade? It seems to me that the method is whatever you read into it.

Yeah, I would try syncing the PC to an accurate clock before starting tws.

I have to agree, Emil. You can know too much and can certainly think too much.

when the API first connects to tws, tws sends its notion of the current time assuming that tws stays sync'd with an accurate time source, if you sync the PC with an accurate time source you'll be OK. try ntp? i don't know that there is any API method to query the tws time.

Hi, Jack. How's the insurance business going?

Sell everything!

lol? Do you just post here to play? You don't impress people with your vague generalizations.

Is that your opinion? If you have evidence to support the assertion, please provide it.

You guys watching time & sales may be the biggest losers. Think about it. If you get your data directly from CME it is aggregated. If you get it anywhere else, it has not only been aggregated by the CME, but delayed as it works its way through your provider's tick farm, where it may be filtered...

Is this anything more than an appeal to the emotions? Will Jack give you "comfort, support and confidence?" And, Jack, care to explain what a "positive valence" and "arousal" are?

This is so full of crap.

Proof that volume follows price: look at volume by price. At some "low" and "high" prices there isn't much interest -- not much volume. But as price approaches points where there is interest -- more volume! Could that have something to do with support/resistance?

I didn't mean any offense to you, Joe. You are one of ET's best. I may be a contender to Jack's throne, but will relinquish it to you as soon as it's mine.

For those of you unfamiliar with Julilan Jaynes: He was a psychologist who wrote "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral mind." In that book, he used examples from world literature to make his point that people with "bicameral minds," people who today might be...

It's all NLP, then? Have you read Julian Jaynes? People with a bicameral mind are perfect candidtates, aren't they Jack? Those are the ones who need to be told what to do and when to do it; people who can't think for themselves. I have read Jaynes' book, Jack. Jack, with every post you...

Jack, bring on the enforcers! The SCT knuckle-busters! Where's your crew when you need them?

So now you're the herd? With just 700 cars?

So, Jack, do you suppose that people know what you're doing in the market?