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That's the biggest calzone I have ever seen. :cool:

You have to experience: a) the aggravation of the market trading at your limit price while you are too far back in the queue to get filled and missing a great trade. :( b) the satisfaction of getting filled on a limit order at the exact extreme of a retracement and having a large...

QE-50 on the way. :D

1) If you "adjust", you can incur more fees, slippage and aggravation. :( 2) If you're good with forecasting price direction, you should be trading outrights or debit-spreads instead. :cool: 3) As a rookie, you might be improperly viewing the "credit" as "free money" merely because it is...

1) Instead of enrolling in a structured course, couldn't you learn the same stuff merely by buying an Idiots or Dummies Guide to Financial Planning? :confused: :cool: 2) Do you already have proven sales experience? Do you really want to "deal with the public"? :confused: :eek:

1) You have almost 3 months "invested" in this thread and you're back where you started? :confused: :eek: 2) Instead of doing "exotic" combinations in Eurodollars, wouldn't it just be easier just to take "flyers" in the ultra-bond? :confused: :D

1) Instead of thinking about the "spread", it may be better/easier to think about "getting the edge on the spread". :) 2) For example, if the YM is "50 bid, offered at 51", it's possible that the same trader, i.e. Trader-A, is bidding AND offering those prices at that moment. If you hit the...

Get ready for his next film/documentary. :cool:

1) Which "credential" are you hoping to attain later on? :confused: 2) When was the last time you met someone who bragged about the guy they hired who graduated from Kaplan? :confused:

In order to get that "wonderful" WalMart coverage .......... one has to work at WalMart. :( :p :mad: :D

1) You can only "learn" by doing. :cool: 2) To daytrade options can be a little trickier with price fluctuation and volatility fluctuation not always doing what you want them to do, quickly enough. :)

1) If you do "well" in the "competition", the sponsor might actually allocate money to you to manage. :) 2) The fact that you have to fund your own account can discourage reckless trading compared to being on a simulator. :cool: 3) I've heard rumors that Michelle Williams, Mark Cuban and...

You were supposed to say, "Okay, I'll fold it in half". :cool:

1) ? ..... you're really bearish? :confused: :D 2) You have to expect a large "bounce" off that trendline on the "first touch" of it. The "early bears" will get stopped out on an "expected rally" up to the previous highs. :p :eek:

Yes. My time frame is very short. It keeps me better focused and keeps losses smaller compared to when using longer time frames.

When Maryland, Rutgers, Notre Dame, Boise State, Hawaii and Wellesley come into the conference, then you'll be real "sorry". :cool:

1) Hypothetically, you could have made the $19/barrel per contract. In reality, it would be highly unlikely. :) 2) A line chart doesn't show price extremes that could have stopped or spooked you out of a position beforehand. :( 3) The time period you're referring to was right after Iraq...

1) People over "there" eat dogs, dogs occasionally eat people, that seems fair and balanced. :D 2) Imagine if Bill Clinton had done the same thing with his "flings". :eek: :p

1) If "this", then maybe "that".... :) 2) On one hand......but then on the other hand..... :p 3) Conditional response, hedged response, probabilistic response.... :eek: 4) Once we're out of the holiday doldrums, the chart might have better "clarity". :D 5) It's nice to see somebody...

1) Volatility is lower and trends are choppier. :( 2) You still could have been blown out by the Flash Crash. :eek: 3) You're overestimating your ability and system. :mad: 4) You're being "hurt" by infinite variance? :confused: