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You cannot forget the relation between risk and reward present in all financial transactions. Im not saying that this is going to blow up in your face tomorrow, don´t get me wrong, you could make a living out of this for years. What Im saying is be carefull. Don´t use too much margin...

Hey bro. I´ll try to put it simple for you. The reason it´s not a good idea to trade the news is that by the time you hear the news the market has already moved, and in the case of announcements like earnings or FED statements, no matter how good/bad the news are you can never be 100% sure...

where can I get one of those? To the PO have you considered a multidesktop OS, like linux? or a laptop with a larger screen?

I love dc++ it´s open source and operated on hubs all over the world, mostly north and eastern europe, so the guys at RIAA can´t do sht about it... ahoy m8!

Beware of holy grails and easy money in the markets... they tend to blow in your face... "It is not actually terribly difficult to make money in the securities markets." Peter Baring, Chairman of Barings, 1993.

above all remember to have fun while trading. If you love trading, money is just a side effect.

Good advice m8. I think the tick value for tbonds is somewhere around $15.625 per bond {((1/64)/100) of face value, 100k} that $109 on the 7 contracts. This is about the same risk as trading 11,000 share lots... on an vehicle that moves in a range of several bucks, {the total range for the...

good luck and happy trading.

No man! that´s just wrong. Those pits are full of white folks, you supposed to yell FOUR!!...

no M3... how´s that supposed to happen?

yeah, that probably took him a week... going through all of your 5 posts...

bingo.

from what I hear the trend now is going towards taking anyone who wants a shot in from the interview and then filtering the ones that have real potential during training. But it depends on the BM.

I had the same dilema a few years ago... I was between economics and finance... in the end I choose all of the above, I´ve taken most of the courses on finances + several advanced maths from economics, as well as micro and macro 2-3... that gives me an understanding of supply and demand far...

trac doesn´t offer that feature... Im just saying that perhaps a minor ecn, like trac, could take plenty of market share from ISB by implementing this...

I think this is BS... the arca book is no good... just the same as seeing the regular book on lvl 2... but the ISB book viewer did help a lot if you where in the line... I know many traders that prefer ISB over BRUT, ARCA, or any other ecn just because of the book viewer. I guess TRAC or...

I doubt you can find a profitable strategy here... simply because no strategy is going to be truly profitable, no matter how good or carefully designed, unless you firmly believe in it; and it is very hard to believe firmly in a strategy that was simply posted on a public forum... However you...

I have to agree. Economics, both micro and macro, are larger than any market. They are the forces behind the market, what moves the markets, at least in part. Because the markets´supply and demand patterns depend not only on tangible results, and measurable outputs. People aren´t always...

lol... its easy. I dont take myself too seriously.

Jhon Nash is a mathematician not an economist. He got the nobel on economics because of the applications of his equilibriums to economic theory, but that wasn´t his intention when he wrote the theory.