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Until I cannot find tickets to buy.

ES/NQ/ZF/ZN whopsawed big time. Continue to hold. Daytraded 1 ES to make a week's rent. Bought YG. Current positions: long ZF/ZN long YG short ES/NQ

10/3/03 N = 16 X = $631 Sum(P) = $58 Stock market to the middle class is lottery to the underclass.

Bid for 3 tickets but no fill.

10/2/03 N = 16 X = $631 Sum(P) = $62 Stock market to the middle class is lottery to the underclass.

Tried to buy tickets but did not fill.

10/1/03 N = 16 X = $631 Sum(P) = $70 Stock market to the middle class is lottery to the underclass.

Filled on one today.

My mattress was worn out so I stuffed it with $100 bills to make it more comfortable. Saved a new mattress!

Since the start of this thread on 8/15/03, I am up 20+ % in my trading accounts. However, if I include all the cash stuffed under the mattress in the calculation, the % gain will be somewhat smaller.

ES/NQ down, ZF/ZN up. Ka-ching! Continue to hold.

9/30/03 N = 15 X = $583 Sum(P) = $55 Stock market to the middle class is lottery to the underclass.

Bid for 2 tickets but did not fill.

9/29/03 N = 15 X = $583 Sum(P) = $64 Stock market to the middle class is lottery to the underclass.

Added one ticket today.

The answer is SO obvious. Hint: this is a thread for penny stocks.

My criteria for buying: 1. $0.1 < price < $1 2. price < 2 x 52-week low 3. NYSE, AMEX, and NASDAQ stocks only (IB commsion for OTC stocks is $30)

I am smarter than that. :D I use IB, where the commision is $1 for 100 shares. N=14, X=$567, so the average purchase price is $567/14 = $40.5. Not as bad as you think, huh? "If a stock costs a penny"? Where did you get the idea I am buying $0.01 stocks? Pay attention dude!

9/26/03 N = 14 X = $567 Sum(P) = $65 Stock market to the middle class is lottery to the underclass

None of the 3 GTC buy orders left open filled. Cable just fixed.