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    Explain why the Sep./Dec. spread for ES and NQ is different

    spx dividend yield 1.5% ndx dividend yield 0%. Looks like the spx yields about a zillion times what the ndx does.
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    IB down AGAIN!

    Just saw a note that naz is open and nyse will open in 30 minutes. that was a few minutes ago.
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    The "Holy Grail"

    This is the fallacy of the pattern daytrading rule. Think what a great training ground the QQQ could be, if only you did not have to have 25K to play. You can position size, take partials, scale in, scale out - do it all with 5k, instead of having to take the equivalent of 800 shares at a time...
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    How I do It

    The amount of space this topic takes up on a hard-drive is equivelent to the amount of space a molecule takes up on your fingernail. aphie [/B] ..............way less than a booger.
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    Anyone else find Q charts useless this morning?

    I had a lot general web problems this a.m. some sites accessible. others not.
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    Toby Crabel Book...

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1558145183 didn't make reserve
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    what if you sold this market a year ago?

    you were Mark Cuban?
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    Traders beware island scam

    master of the subtle point-out.
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    Traders beware island scam

    I fell for it once. Fortunately just 100 shares. I said, jeez, what a dumbass, of myself. Then started posting a few of the same type offers myself. Never actually got a fill on one. Also put a postit on the monitor "look at the handle!"
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    Good reasons to maintain a bearish bias?

    what's a tech stock?
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    Good reasons to maintain a bearish bias?

    I suppose it's not really that easy, which is why the technical picture remains the best one to look at, even for long term investing. It's nonetheless a pretty interesting set of numbers. I just hope if we do see the s&p at 12 times trailing earnings, I have some dry long term (retirement)...
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    Good reasons to maintain a bearish bias?

    The S&P 500 is still selling at 34 times trailing reported earnings and 27 times consensus earnings estimates for 2002. Historically, the S&P has traded at about 15 times earnings on average, and at the bottom of a bear market it has almost always sold at 10 to 12 times earnings. The market...
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    What exactly are you here for?

    Little uppity after a mere 42 posts.
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    Mechanical e-mini daytrading

    I hear it's derived from Papyrus and runs on an IBM XT.
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    Mechanical e-mini daytrading

    Anyone using Tradestation auto execution? How's it going?
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    What's the catch?

    Time will tell. The trades are pretty infrequent, just 100+ trades in 22 months. This may be a good system to let TS execute automatically. I may look into that and start with experimental size. Is anyone using the automatic execution feature of Tradestation? How is it working?
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    TradeStation? Do they trade?

    I recall his first product being a live cattle system. Can't remember what it was called. He marketed a couple of other market specific systems before System Writer came out. I think the Omega name was there from the beginning.
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    TradeStation? Do they trade?

    he who? I've been getting junk mail from Bill Cruz since 1985. Anyone know what his first product was? (NOT Systemwriter.)
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    TradeStation? Do they trade?

    A bit of an exageration.... Tradestation 6 is driven by the guts of the old Window on Wallstreet Daytrader 7. Easy language is a nice feature, but the TS products before TS6 were crash prone pigs. TS6 would not exist without the acquisition of WOW by then Omega research. I think that prior...
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