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'preciate it. This one doesn't work for me either....maybe I have something set on my machine that won't display whatever is needed. It doesn't really matter though...I'm closing it. Thanks again.

I have never been able to get this site to display. PD also gave me this link but it's never came up for me. Does it work for anybody else? One of the main things I don't appreciate about this switch is the quickness and lack of sufficient notice for customers. I received notice from...

Thanks for your reply. I've since learned that White Pacific isn't the clearing (as I was first informed by PointDirex) but there is some sort of deal between them and PointDirex. The clearing, I believe, is Computer Clearing. I'm bailing and closing my account with PointDirex/White...

I just received word today that PointDirex is changing their clearing from Southwest to White Pacific. I did a search on ET and didn't find any info on them. Anybody have any experience with White Pacific? Thanks

goes nicely with that "Who Wants Jack Daniels" t-shirt

Subdude, They're just a couple more old blues men that don't get their proper props. Jimmy Reed is a good example of digging a well and then digging it deeper...or finding an approach/pattern that works for you and then wearin' it out. Sort of the quintessential "One Trick Pony." Almost...

Here's an easy one that probably won't take much digging if any. Zepplin owes a tip o' the hat (to say the least) to which artist for this line(s)???? Though LZ is one of my favorite bands (up to and including "Houses") I have to admit they were one of the boldest robber barons of rock n roll.

I do something similar to this at times. Sometimes an easy way for me to help judge whether or not price has extended too far from the XXma is to envelope it with percentage bands. Sometimes I put a couple of different percentage values around it for a range or zone. "Too far" will vary...

Perhaps homage was the wrong word to use but since I'm also a fan of The Hardest Working Man In Showbidness it works for me.

And the Zep lyrics pay homage to????

Brandon, Would you mind telling me how you setup the Keltners with Average True Range in Realtick please? I see RT has an option for Average Range and one for Range Channel. I'm using the Average Range w/ 2.00 on a 20sma based on the close of the bar....just wanna check and see if I...

...sit up straight and quit slumping.

Aw heck, I'll go ahead and chime in here. For months I've refrained from posting any comments about the Bright "school" whenever anyone asks about it here because it just didn't seem worth the inevitable hassle and fuss it would start....and sure 'nuff:D I went about a year ago because I...

Here's a couple of quotes from The New Market Wizards that seem appropriate for this thread. It's Schwager interviewing Faulkner. Pg. 429. Schwager: All these technical methods are based on price. In effect, they're all different-colored glasses for looking at price. Proponents of RSI and...

I think he's living in Florida. But I heard he gave up rapping and is working at a taco stand.

Calm down, Babak....back away from the coffee urn... I didn't say he _should_ do anything. Nor did I even imply that I condone this style of behaviour. You asked "so what do you think" and I told you. I think Pitt is an egotistical, aggressive jerk who is experienced enough in...

Very good Huios! As far as the evolution aspect of your journey is concerned it looks like you may have just left the knuckle-dragging stage of trading life and are beginning to stand upright! How's the view from up there?:D Continued Good Trading.

When I heard this my first thought was he's pulling the ol' "a good defense is a stronge offense" (or whatever that saying is). Maybe he's negotiating to keep his job and his starting point is "hell, you guys should give me a raise and a promotion".:eek:

You can go to activetrader.com and use the TD indicator program they have there for free! Just pop in a symbol and there ya go...

Many homes is right. I don't remember the exact numbers but "survey sez" that most Americans sell their first home within five years. It's just that when you're (usually/relatively) young and you look at that piece of paper that says you'll be paying $X for the next THIRTY YEARS it looks...