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I couldn't agree more.

Haha, great points, Sabena and Wareagle, I couldn't agree more.

Depends on the kind of money you want to make, and on your ability to accept risk and equity volatility. If you're after big money you need to go after big swings and trade stuff where you can compound and be willing to accept larger drawdowns. If you're less risk accepting you'll limit...

Well, I think all he basically said was that it's more of a probability thing, as in having a highly visible target, people with a grudge, add that up and it's a question of time, like he said, you don't know if it's gonna be today or in 50 years, but the probability is there. That's really...

Geez, that's what you get when you don't look in for a while, you miss a lot of the action

Darn, now I'll really have to go plug out and hit the weekend, but just wanna say that most concerning stats has been said already, trading, at least the kind where you're exposed to directional market risk, is no different than starting a business venture: Many feel called but only few are...

:( watashi wa nihongo o takusan o wasuremashita, demo watashi no nippon sumi toki wa sugoi deshita:)

Gosh, this is really gonna be my last post for this week, now, but again, Ronb, we're in full agreement. I loved both those books, Livermore was what actually got me interested in this in the first place, and Darvas was a great follow up that I discovered later. Upping the ante absolutely...

Well, this is gonna be my last post for this week, but I gotta totally agree: do absolutely not buy if they don't have an audited track record ! Regards

Elcid, a pleasure and I wish you a lotta success ! Btw, I'd suggest reading Statistics/David Freedman and Options, Futures and other Derivatives/John Hull for any interviews. Don, like I said, I liked a lot where in threads I've read you were calling bs by it's name...

Agree, simple and robust, don't care about the individual trade, just think about way down the road. Best of luck:)

Sure, here goes, http://www.wolve.com http://www.susq.com And energy trading, you'll find lot's of links you can follow up here: http://www.business.com/directory/energy_ and_environment/energy_trading/index.asp?partner=FT Good luck

Hehe, thanks, Dojibear, just copy and paste, I'm no software crack.

Don, you may not believe me, but I have absolutely no interest in bashing either you or your firm. The only issue I'm taking serious offense at is when you're implying that the given stats that have applied as long as I can think do not somehow apply to your firms customers. As I said...

Don, I'm no friend of Hitman as I don't know the dude, never met him, and never will. All I said was that the stats that Hitman posted on the thread I found fully corroborated the figures of the study I posted yesterday, and of course he can post them because there is no regulation that...

So desu neh:D

Yeah, the Predictors, although weren't they bought up by WDR now taken over by UBS in 2000, while results at UBS haven't really shown all that great an improvement since? Not putting down systems by any means, just saying one shouldn't expect a holy grail anywhere. Systems that work, sure...

Carlin Equities Corp. clears all trades through Spear, Leeds & Kellogg (SLK). Now, if Carlin were represented by some one who isn't representing them then word would be out pretty quickly that they belong to the Goldman Sachs family of firms because they clear through SLK, but as they are not...

Da LEX in Roppongi, hehe... Used to be lot's of other clubs there, one right next door to the LEX when you clambered back up the stairs again, several more around the corner, whereabouts is the action these days? PS: How you guys like livin there? Watashi wa Nippon dai suki deshita:D...

No, left at the end of the 80's:eek: Just last that I heard is that the Lex is still thriving, what that American who owns the place, Bill?? forget his name, used to do to fill the place up is let all da Models in for free, makin for a pretty spiffy scenery But I really loved Tokyo, the...