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How often do you use insider trading as an indicator and market sentiment as a reverse indicator? What do you consider to be a good yearly rate of return?

Do you always have a long or a short position in the market and are there times when you are cash only?

Do you have any programming experience? It sounds like all you really need is limit / stop bracket order. Most brokers have this feature I think. I know IB does.

Blowinski you really have issues to be one of the top posters inside someone's journal while having that person on ignore. Maybe Sicktrader will agree to donate some money to a therapy fund for you if he reaches his goal. FTR I have you on ignore so I probably won't see your responce to this.

If you would have read anything in this thread you would realize for a short he enters on the open if the price is at or below the price he is quoting. Anyone in here with half a brain would be able to figure out what he is doing. I can tell you that he hasn't fabricated any trades or left...

You must not have looked at www.stickam.com not only is it free but it lets you have unlimited viewers and lets you save and post your video feeds. In conjuction with a program called manycam you can whatever portion of your desktop that you want.

How many IU of D3 were you taking during the winter, I take 3000-4000 IU in the winter per day. 150-300 grams of Vitamin C may be necessary when someone is very ill with the flu. When I am in good health more than 1 gram every 4 would cause me to reach bowel tolerance. Vitamin C comes in...

Once you understand how epidemic influenza can easily be prevented and cured there is no need for vaccines. Vitamin D levels greatly impact the immune system and the susceptibility to infection and viruses. One's body produces vitamin D only when the skin is exposed sunlight and thus vitamin...

Dave has proven anthropogenic global warming to be real many times in this tread. Haven't you read it haha. He has proved that humans are increasing CO2 levels and that CO2 absorbs IR radiation. As Al Gore would say, "the debate is over".

The only thing that proves is what you said, that CO2 absorbs IR. It doesn't prove that increasing CO2 always leads to increased temperatures. Climate change is a complex system that involves more than one variable. This is why the models are created; to combine the many different systems and...

Well why don't we start with a model that correctly predicts sequel temperature trends when data from a historical point in time is inputted. This model will show rises and declines in temperature as historical temperature records show. The model must be able to account for both positive and...

I am sorry I do not know every forumla the IPCC has ever published. So let me get this straight, you are taking a formula that gives W/m^2 muliplying it by .08 K (I have no idea why) and somehow getting an answer in units of K? Science works by reference other peoples work and build...

I have no idea where you came up with this formula or what it is suppose to mean. You need to explain it better and tell how it was derived. What models are you referring to and I have not dodged or obfuscated anything, that would be you and Dave. I have asked many questions which require...

Dave you contradict yourself so often its hilarious. Can you seriously not remember what you wrote an hour ago? This is the best example I've seen yet: Once again you jump to a totally different subject and dodge the question. I want to know how the IPCC climate models address the...

Have you ever heard the saying "even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while"? The same logic applies here. Please apply your formula to this range of data and tell me how well it works out.

No unless I had some fundamental reason explaining the cycles and why they would continue. There is a model explaining why and how the arctic ocean must cycle between being frozen and unfrozen: The postulated driver, or mechanism, developed some 30 years ago to account for the...

Actually there are 4 complete cycles. Can you document the 4 events that caused 4 large spikes and can also show that no similiar events ever occured other than at the spikes? I want to know the answer to these questions because if climate models can't explain and correctly model the...

The graph of historical temperatures appears much too cyclical to just be explained by this. Why do the spikes to +2 degrees only occur when the temperature was previously at the -7 to -8 range? Why does the temperature immediately spike down once it hits the +2 to +3 range? Clearly this...

Well since water vapor is the dominant component of the greenhouse effect and it creates its own positive feedback then it would not be possible for temperatures to decrease at tripping points as found in the historical data unless some other mechanism is involved. How does the IPCC handle this...

Try explaining why the system oscillated like shown in the historical data.