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Happy Holidays and New Year See you in '06

Patterns exist. Worth studying Today is like yesterday so far and yesterday the low of day came in at 9:15 and 9:30am central and 10:15-10:30 New York time.

So, like you wanna buy my guaranteed to win system ten years in the making back and forward tested for $4,500 but only 23.5 people will be allowed as I don't want to ruin the edge...:p :D :eek:

Volatility matters. Study how and why.

Trading should be easy if it is not then you should be trading other peoples money under a mentor or risking the minimum ante to get in the game.

No plan, no trade. Stop first, exit plan second, trade third. Never lift or loosen a stop, but tighten your stops when a profit accumulates. Set daily loss limits.

Exactly. Just for kicks when the market is light but bids or asks stack, hit one and watch the flicker of lifted size.

How about the tasty "J" day or my favorite the "I" day.

I remember an interview I had once with a not-so-famous author after he made some dough with a movie deal. So what did you do with all the money you earned after the movie deal? Well, I spent 95% on hookers, booze, and drugs. Unfortunately the rest I just pissed away.

http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/b?s=%5EGSPC Sometimes it's as simple as this: price broke previous close which was a support zone for 1.5 sessions. Enough volume trade at that price that when price failed to hold the path of least resistance was down. Rolling through stops with new...

I guess it depends on the type of aggregation and types of "clustering" performed. Additionally as described the amount of bandwidth should be significantly larger in bid/ask data versus filled orders. So what gives?

Most news releases are for a purpose and the purpose is not to make you as an individual money if taken at face value.

DOM can be very deceptive and at times is a tool of deception. I have still as yet not found any steadfast rules in which to utilize the data but that is most likely my lack of sophistication.

Did I just hear a bear growling?

"Markets in Motion" by Ned Davis Research,Inc. All this and more already done for you. 1900 to 2004. Wiley is the publisher. Good Luck

Thanks the tips!!! :p

Interesting read about money management from the MM thread. I think this has merit. Quote from achilles28: I want to contribute to this thread. But after reviewing the posts and contemplating my knowledge amassed on the subject thus far, there are few *generalized* axioms I can offer...

Next time insist on the hot blonde and stacked brunette security chicks before things go too far and that way when you get taken into the back and strip searched the only thing they can bust you for is hiding a loaded and concealed weapon in your shorts.

A financial market is the exchange of a financial instrument between buyers and sellers. If there are more buyers than sellers than price moves up and vice versa. Think of executed buy and sell orders as "packets." These packets exert an influence on price and create "wavelets." These...

The interesting thing about waves is they occur across all aspects of nature. Of course in trading they clearly exist. Transmitted waves through liquid medium are worthwhile studying with regards to finacial instruments IMHO. For instance as waves travel across open water the larger waves...