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Lateral thinking: trend following with short options.

www.trade-ideas.com www.esignal.com www.interactivebrokers.com tws mosaic scanner free.

Search nvda on WSB.

WSB is students buying options with their student loans in a robin hood account. If they go bust they eat noodles for three years.

Once you have read wall street bets you will get the picture. Read all the threads on this site about selling options and google it.

Read wall Street bets on https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/ One gambler bought $4,000 of nvda puts and rolled down twice ending up with $250,000.

See this thread https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/trading-movies.66431/page-14

Try www.esignal.com classic delayed for $50 a month.

Www.ninjatrader.com www.metastock.com www.tradestation.com www.multicharts.com www.linnsoft.com www.motivewave.com www.esignal.com etc

Test the moving averages using www.forextester.com or another back tester.

Scenario for Wednesday? Comments.

See the sample

How does E-Trade per ticket cost compare to IB per share costs for your trading?

If you are happy with IB, why are you asking?

There is an advantage of putting your assets in a margin account though as you can trade other strategies on margin. Is the mutual fund in a margin account?

www.linnsoft.com and www.motivewave.com both have Mac versions that will allow you to place orders with www.interactivebrokers.com They use the IB datafeed. IB also have a Mac version of their charting program tws mosaic.

I agree he made money in lots of markets and years. His biggest trade was being short in 1929 using information from the Bank of England.

The biography makes the point that he could not make money in stocks after the SEC was created.

How did you find it? Who got one?

Did he trade commodities after 1934?