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Agree 100%. If enough software manufacturers would make Linux ports and we could get the business world to use Linux based Office suites MS would be in serious trouble. As cloud computing becomes more and more prevalent we might still see a changing of the guard for dominant OS. For instance if...

Actually in the post above I said "Democrats" were wanting to borrow the UE money from China. This needs a slight correction. It is the "Progressives" (read socialists) that have infiltrated the Democratic party that are trying to collapse the system. The true Democrat party has been slowly...

Idiot!!! Republicans are not saying "No" to extending unemployment benefits. The reason they haven't been extended is because the Democrats want to borrow the money from China and add the benefits to our debt further sinking the country. Republicans want to pay for the befits out of the unused...

All cookies are "temporary" by nature but the expiration date can be set to expire whenever they want say 100 years from now making them "pseudo-permanent". Some cookies you may even want. If you log in to a web site that has a "remember me" or a "keep me logged in" type option then they do this...

That will not prevent Google, Quantserve, or most of the other sites from tracking you though.

Be thankful for those people. Those that bought low need someone to sell to at the top. =)

Aren't you glad I talked you out of shorting GTLS? ; ) If you are still interested in trading GTLS I would look for a pull back to the $26.52 - $24.93 range (top 2 red lines on chart below). If it fails to breakthrough this level I would consider a long position of some sort....probably the...

I have a job and don't want other companies calling my boss as a reference. If I use fake references then I for sure wouldn't get a call back thereby defeating the "test". I cannot imagine companies wasting the time to post "fake" job listings though. I am sure there are people actively looking...

I am not saying that there are enough jobs for everyone to have to have one but there are a crap ton of REAL jobs out there to be had. Remember that I said Monster only shows 1000 listings so there might be 3-4k or even more jobs per major city. I did not narrow it down by field to see. However...

So true. Then again if you know how to manage potential risk with potential reward you really only have to be right about 1/3 of the time. I would take a 50/50 bet all day long if I could get odds so that if I won I got $3 and if I lost I only lost $1.

Where do you live (City/State)? Looking at monster.com only, I have yet to find less than 1000 job openings in any major city in the US. Now is it going to be your dream job? Probably not but there is money to made for those that are willing to work.

Personally I am a supply/demand guy and I watch for restests of known levels. I rarely use any indicators or trend lines but may occasionally use fundamentals to help determine size. The reality is there are many different ways to trade successfully but unfortunately there are exponentially more...

This is rule #1 of trading. If you are trading size to the point that one bad trade wipes you out, you would be better off blowing that money on a hooker and lots of cocaine. Either way you get fucked but only one of them is the least bit enjoyable.

When every millisecond counts the OS will be the least of your concerns. I would rather trade on a 5 year old computer plugged directly into a Nasdaq server than on a state of the art computer over dial up. The key is going to be in the latency of your internet connection. Don't confuse this...

When I have to fly again I am going to demand a female to search me and ask for the "bonus plan". If my 10 yr old daughter is with me and they do that to her though, I will file suit for Sexual Assault of a Minor.

Actually I know of a guy that successfully trades the EUR/USD using manually calculated pivot points in an Excel spreadsheet. His name is Steve Beaumont and he is a contributing author over at fxstreet.com...

I say the use any data created by the act of trading (such as price or volume history) regardless of how the data is manipulated (statistics, probabilities, indicators, supply/demand levels, pivot points, spreadsheets, etc.) would be considered technical analysis. Any use of data not created...

I have already answered this question: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=210707&perpage=5&pagenumber=16

Ok After Market close on April 13th 2010 Intel (INTC) reported blowout earnings: http://money.cnn.com/2010/04/13/technology/Intel_earnings/ What do you think this did to the stock? Of course it gaped up the next two days on the Fundamentals and by all accounts should have launched the...

You are partially correct. Yes it not the number of potential buyers or sellers that move the market but the quantity of shares that is attempted to be bought or sold at a given level that causes the moves. It does not matter if the entire supply at a given level is from 1 institution or 1...