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I have been trading almost 50 years, and I have used various computer strategies about 18 years. Currently, I trade a strategy (live) that has made 21% profit in the most recent 3 months. It trades only four equities, at most once per day, and it goes long only. Given that the markets have been...

Sure. What are you willing to pay?

About $23,000 over the course of 14 years (1969 - 1983). Been profitable every year since. Worst year was 2008 - made 11%. Wife OK with it.

Best advice I have for you is - get a coach. I worked with Andrea Wylan. She used to be a member here, but I'm not sure if she is still on. Her website is Awylan.com. Good luck.

I did that for a while. I charged 20% of profits on a high water mark basis..

Go to Youtube and search for my name. On my channel, I describe several of my strategies. According to back testing, the most recent one would have made 166% profit during the past year trading TQQQ.

David Stockman will be right one day, but I think not today.

TradeStation

NOBL and IWM

Some months it's easy, but month after month, it's not so easy.

Buy NOBL.

There is no shortage of good automatic strategies. I have written over 200 of them. The problem is that people will not actually trade as the strategy says. They will inevitably add their personal opinion, and take/not take trades, depending on their discretion. Afterward, they will claim the...

I can do it for you. I charge $100 per hour. A very simple strategy can probably be done in one hour. More complex ones could cost much more.

I am currently running 5 different strategies on four ETFs. All were thoroughly back tested and all were profitable (averaged about 25% annually). I expect the live trading to be approximately the same, provided I can my mischievous hands off the machine.

Never watch TV or read news. Be patient.

I suggest you wait until you are profitable for at least a year before quitting your day job.

I use TradeStation's Easy Language.

She's 5!. Let her be a kid! Leave her alone with the piano, ballet, options stuff, etc. Run your own life and let her be. If she show interest at about age 13 or so, teach her, but for now, no.

I started trading when I was 6 years old. I'd buy candy bars 2/5 cents at the grocery store, and sell them at school for 3 cents each. By the time I was 10, I was trading pocket knives, marbles, frogs, and all sorts of trinkets and animals with friends. I graduated to baseball cards, radios...

Volume action is even better.