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Indicators diminish with experience!

As I understand it, Silk, your bread and butter strategies are not working as well as they did in the past. Are you beginning to consider trading other instruments (futures, nasdaq stocks) and adopt different strategies? Changes are often easier to spot than to adopt to. :(

Your box is full!

I have been intra-day trading while on the road for a number of years now. I am using my 15” laptop, additional monitor (thanks for XP, Bill!) and a number of appropriate cables (some countries have non-standard interfaces). I always pick the hotels with a large number of telephone...

Don’t worry too much about discipline – it improves with diminishing capital.:D

I have been day trading it almost from day one – I still like it (in fact I prefer it to ES and NQ). :)

The crowd is right when opening a trade – wrong when closing a trade!

Having the edge means: being able to see things faster and reacting to it better than your counterpart.

I agree, YM is fast becoming my bread and butter. :)

Happily traded YM. :)

Four days a week I trade on my laptop from the hotel room. It is doable! You just have to learn to trade slower and submit your order (with stop order attached) faster.

Truly eifuked! :(

Only one system: buy high – sell low…hmm, this burger needs to be flipped over…

Would "More enlightened" make you "Smile"?! :D

I must be getting old because my level of tolerance to some of the posts on ET is rising with each post. However this guy stands out in the crowd. Love him or hate him – he is provoking a reaction. Does he have the right to publish these infuriatingly confusing posts? Does he do anybody...

I must be getting old because my level of tolerance to some of the posts on ET is rising with each post. However this guy stands out in the crowd. Love him or hate him – he is provoking a reaction. Does he have the right to publish these infuriatingly confusing posts? Does he do anybody...

Out of body experience is nothing new to me! Often, after a bad trade, I rise and say to myself: “This idiot below me has nothing to do with me!”. :D

As he said! :)

Michael Buerk watching Phillipa Forrester cuddle up to a male astronomer for warmth during BBC1's UK eclipse coverage remarked: "They seem cold out there, they're rubbing each other and he's only come in his shorts." Ken Brown commentating on golfer Nick Faldo and his caddie...

Volume is not everything! I prefer cleaner charts to deafening noise.