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Matt, This is a great idea. I don't think you fully understand it. Do some research.

Ahh.. Interesting stuff.

Okay great. Let's keep it going.

Anymore thoughts?

At such a young age, don't even sweat about. Chances are you'll end up doing something else anyhow. It's always like this. I mean, how many people are doing now, what they thought they'd be doing in their first year of college. Something will come up, don't worry about a thing.

It seems as, if you have experience and money, you're in like that... you're treated as a customer. But if you lack money, then you're treated like an employee and almost have to fight your way in. Sound right?

I've never heard of these firms until I joined Elite. What are the minimum requirements to get in? And why would someone trade with a firm if they are able to do it on there own? Margin?

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7726 Please take the poll here. Relative subject matter, so I thought it might be worth posting...

Great stuff nik, thanks.

Jordan and I passed a couple messages to each other, here is what I replayed with : 1. So far I have a lot of random thoughts on the matter. I have yet to see it clearly though. First, I have come to the conclusion that it is better to play open breaks then not to. My reasoning is this -...

Wow, as of right now there is two votes for each, pretty diverse. Let's see if with time we can get some sort of most popular play and discuss why.

It all needs to fit into a style. Since my trading stlye is basically tape reading, I do not use the MACD indicator. Others are different I am sure. But the point is - it all has to fit into a trading system... your system.

Thanks guys, this helps a lot.

Any other thoughts?

Thanks for your posts everyone, I appreciate them all. NDQnCA, Okay, just want to clarify – say the market is in a messy range, my stock is very near the low of that range, I then go long. Now as long as it doesn’t break that range by more then thirty-five cents or so I shouldn’t...

I've heard a lot about shorting on resistance and buying on support... but if you do that were would you place your stop?

Thanks guys. I will check out the books. Anymore? I'm willing to take as much as you are willing to give.

I was thinking about open break plays the other day. I was just wondering what kind of open break plays do you play the most, if any? Also - any thoughts or comments posted would be great.

I’m interested in hearing your theories, strategies and insights on trading choppy markets. (Besides the obvious scalping and staying out completely)

Thanks guys. Any others? Statictics?