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I keep hearing Mays “appeared to be totally healthy”. And then I’m reminded of a college professor of mine who said “The skin is the most durable organ on the body…the rest of the body can be decaying at a rapid rate and the skin would never give it away… that is often why there are...

You are correct. Volume has excellent uses with cycles. I have been using volume this way for many years.

As a former DB2 DBA I use DB2 express. One of the indirect trading functions I use DB2 tables and SQL for are loading trade station optimizations (into a table) and then using SQL to filter the rows that fit my trading plan requirements.

Since I was in my 20s, about 40 years ago, I have had a small trading account. This account grew from studying cycle mathematics in grad school and calculating cycles manually. My trading grew in fits and spurts over the years and is now about 36 times what I started with. This includes going...

Traders provide liquidity in pre and post session by allowing traders and investors the opportunity to terminate or initiate positions without having to wait for the regular session. There is a price to be paid for doing this but it often out ways the disadvantages.

I agree with your assessment overall. The market is settling back at support in at the long term averages. That is normally a key trading time. Over the next week we should see a move down.

I have never predicted in ET but here’s my first market analysis. I trade cycles. In the near term my weekly and daily cycles for the indexes are at their peak (they can still move slightly higher) but are due for some down side action. The Money Flow indicators (Chaiken in particular) are...

Nope. It’s not the mother of all bear market rallies. The market is doing the same thing it has for the last 100 years and the 35 I have been trading it. If you look at a monthly, weekly or daily chart of the Dow, the prices hang near the longer term moving averages as far back as you can see...

Chinese schools get creative High standards are the norm in this Chinese school. But can students think creatively? By Linda Baker | Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor SUZHOU, CHINA – It's 7:30 on a Monday morning, and the 3,500 students who attend Suzhou Middle School No. 9 are...

Thank you sir. I was not aware it had changed.

Why is NEA cheering Obama's education ideas? by Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist Saturday March 14, 2009, 1:08 PM The National Education Association appears to be humming "Stand By Your Man," even after President Barack Obama promoted both merit pay and an expansion of charter schools...

NEA: 30 Years of Lobbying Democrats Human Events , Jan 23, 2006 by Berthoud, John This year marks the 30th anniversary of the decision by the National Education Association (NEA) to become a major player in politics. While 1976 was the first year that the nation's largest teachers union...

I taught my first high school classes in 1973 in math and heard the same criticism of the educational system as being told today. Things have not changed. They won’t. I later discovered it is our system that is screwed up and not the students. The ranking means nothing. If you look at...

The job of government is to keep government in business. This is why all governments have collapsed through out history – from their own weight. This is not about Republicans and Democrats. Obama is just at the right time in history when America is collapsing under its bureaucratic style and...

Obama will build his health care system like Sweden. It is hard to argue that Sweden’s all-encompassing health care hasn’t benefited the average Swede in some ways: infant mortality is low (3.9 deaths per 1,000 live births) and life expectancy high (79.08 years). Paid parental leave is...

People have this crazy idea that socialism means that corporations will be directly taken over by the American government. This is not the primary format of government socialism that is infiltrating our economic system. It does not take a genius to see that it is indirect government control that...

I taught college and business seminars for many years before I retired to trade full time. The first thing a teacher does is build their lesson plan toward a typical student. To have an affective training session that involves a trading method the teacher would have to build it around areas...

Gummit is brilliant! Tax payer is stoopid!! Think about it. For a minute be a senator or congressman who now owns US industries with some dumb tax payer footing the bill. You can now soak these industries and all their net worth to pay your campaigns, junkets and buy you legal bribery. The...

People seem to being missing the primary point of this auto debacle. We are now a socialist state where government is nationalizing industries one after the other because of the failure of government to regulate finance. Where the hell did BO get the authority to bailout the automobile industry...

They are in reserve for the next 2 trillion in coming foreclosures.