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Obviously a level. No one who is smart enough or lucky enough to make 6 figures a year playing poker would be dumb enough to ask this question on an open forum at site where 95% of the people who post are "wanna be" traders. Do you really think that any response would be anything more...

Maybe a better question would be Why do you care? While you're answering that, I'll ask myself Why did I respond to this stupid thread?

I'm short a 10 lot from the break of today's PP, with my stop to lock-in 20 handles. I don't care whether I pay $50.00 total or $40.00 total, I've locked up $10,000. The difference on a 10 lot is maybe a tick.

I think you're statement should read: "As a side note, I don't know why anyone<b>,who is under capitalized,</b> would want to trade futures with them. " "Their intra-day margin requirements are ridiculous." btw: That's exactly why I do trade futures with them.

If my Dad gave money to someone who just started trading a system the first week of October, I'd be cleaning up the spare room in my house, as he will be living in it very soon.

The last time the ranges contracted under 20 for the es, was around the labor day holiday. The high range expansion started in September. This has been the easiest day to day trade in awhile. Keying off of the PP has been great (as it usually is).

What would you expect people to say who make a living prospecting for equity money? If any money manager ever tells their clients or prospects that the asset class that they manage money in will be "dead money" for x period of time, then they might as well close their business.

You won't find any. No need for a "prop" firm to give retail traders more rope to hang themselves. Margins on almost all futures contracts are about 10% of the underlying and intra-day is about 5%. If you aren't making good money with that kind of leverage, then you probably need to go...

Since you can see the future, could you give me a 5 team parlay for this weekend?

you've already received some pretty good advice. something i learned a long time ago: if a stock is trading below its 200 day ema and that 200 day ema is moving down, you will on average, lose money by being long that issue. take a look at your entry date: 1) was c above or below its...

I have quite a bit of faith in Pewterschmidt.

I agree, all this plan will do is slow down the collapse. It won't change the inevitable ending, it will just change how we get there.

If they don't pass this 700 billion dollar allowance, Hank Paulson and all of his friends at GS are in trouble. Hanky says "you gotta do it" cause otherwise, he and his friends net worth will be destroyed.

Nope, the SKF is out of whack and broken due to them not being able to short many of the issues that comprise the index. You're better off shorting the XLF.

opening order strategy....badly crippled. pairs trading.....badly crippled. using an option strategy that "might" require you to be short the issue on assignment...badly crippled. looks like a viable alternative is to go long the strongest issue in an etf and short the etf (although...

Sadly, there will be some traders and their families financially destroyed by this over at the CBOE. Think of the thousands of short call positions that were not trading yesterday, as premium was zero, and they open up at $5-$10 dollars. I guess these people just weren't "big enough" to save.

35 points on the pivot point trade today, although my stop at this point is 1158, so I might net out 25. I'll take it any day (any week, too). It's been a great week so far. Let's hope it continues. <b> now over 40 points, stop at 1151 to lock in 31 points</b>

Of course, you knew. MandelbrotSet /Jimmy Jams / etc is also Becky Biggs trading for a living S&P 500. Busted.

Yep, just wanted to make sure I got your name in a few posts about the reality of your strategy, so that when someone google searches your name, they find some realistic comments.

Thank you, lol Your postings on here of your "strategy" are very inconsistant, while it is obvious that you have no idea what your indicators are. The bottom line is Becky Biggs is just another troll / fraud looking for gullible newbies to pay him / her to "teach them to trade" the S&P 500...