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damn you're quick emg i do have a non-scam 3rd party educational vendor but i guess it belongs on the opposite thread

coiledmarkets got taken off?

not sure if you mentioned this earlier in your thread but do you trade simply off the tape?

just download the free version at library.nu

I'm a gambler

lol it looks like someone burned his work and is reselling it

So I went ahead and got the course. The strategies seem similar to picking up pennies in front of a steamroller. Basically doing options spreads and adjusting positions as time goes on. However if the underlying moves violently against you, you're screwed. One bad trade and you could...

Thanks for that. Cloudy was actually the one who recommended this to me. Unfortunately he doesn't post here anymore.

Has anybody signed up for his course or ordered his videos? Does anybody have any feedback regarding this guy?

i wonder how many of those 90% commit suicide?

how did you find your mentor? how long did it take you before you decided to leave corporate america?

I'm a 27 year old mechanical engineer in NYC with a Bachelors and Masters Degree from an Ivy League University. I'm somewhat good with programming in AmiBroker. I'm looking for a mentor in NYC who's willing to show me the ropes and help guide me in the right direction. I'm not looking for...

this the guy's not a HFT, just another retail trader...in fact he said he's not even really a trader, he just helped other traders write their algorithms if he was working at a big firm raking in the big bonuses, i'm sure his blog would be a little different

I would recommend 40 yo trader: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10237 He takes you through step by step of his entire thought process to execution. Does anybody else have others to recommend? (Besides the ones in the Educational Resources...)

You don't hold overnight, correct?

Luckily I'm not undercapitalized and I live on the East Coast. The hardest part is figuring it out on my own. Plus I'm not a naturally hard working person - don't get me wrong, I'm disciplined and I force myself to work but I always feel like I'm slacking.

You bring up some good points. The second and third points are the responsibility of the trader and the individual. If a trader doesn't have the dedication or the discipline to follow their plan, then they really have nobody to blame but themselves. However one of the biggest points that...

i hope nobody took that seriously....

how about people who don't work hard enough?

okay but say i spend 12 hrs a day, 7 days a week learning and backtesting and what have you i do this for years. i save up money and i finally get up to a $250 account... there's still a chance for failure...probably not 95% but the chance is still there... might as well hang myself at...