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lol I was working on my original post first. I make mistakes all the time in my spelling/grammar I know......but being a good trader isn't about being right It's about finding high probability set up's, having good money management, realizing I'm not always right and stopping out...

...I'm a trader not a professional writer But thanks for the quick grammar lesson. Too bad you can't give trading lessons. Robert

your getting off topic really heavily here start a thread....

http://www.surferess.com/CEO/html/warren_buffet.html or maybe it was because he grew up there..... Living near golf courses if that's your thing isn't half bad. Of course Reg this isn't set in stone but we are talking majority not minority. Overall guys who makes money live in...

Prices reflect supply and demand. Vegas is cheap for a reason. San Diego is expensive for many reasons, I love the ocean, moderate climate year round, the healthy attitude (one of the traders from Ohio who trades with us is learning Smoking isn't too popular here), THE WALKING...

want to be able to speak freely and not worry about any Lawyer hence my new signature along with Jonathan Kirkland's. Robert

When a strategy relies on an order imbalance and it's posted in detail on a very active message board ...........it helps pull that imbalance back to normal. Soon the strategy has no more imbalances at the close glad I had to sit this one out while waiting for my account to open...

Good thing there isn't stock like Bird , Lizard, or fuzzy ball thing or else someone else would take control of your computer. Robert

nobody mentioned it but if you are going to join a firm. Find someone doing well who is in the firm who actually says he will train you. Don't get stuck as being another fly thrown against the wall with the firm knowing if they throw enough at the wall some will stick. Put the...

I signed a contact saying I won't talk about the firm and I'll stick to my agreement. Things change and I've moved on to something that fits me much better. Robert

nope it's pretty hard to find.......as it doesn't exist yet. Lynx Capital is a Sub LLC of Andover. Robert

yep and one of your traders post on this board too as I remember Robert

.I just prefer to not to comment on echo

Guys who are trading with me in the office will be with mentioned firm above the one I'm now with. Thanks for the Private message about that error too Robert

I'm no longer with ECHO. They have retail margin 4 x and they can have bullets near the same commissions , and use of our software Robert

well said ... used to get a lot out of this site but I used to offer all sorts of advice. Lately I'm not seeing the quality of info I originally saw 2 years ago when I first came up. Robert

TonySanDiego says he is in Omaha but somehow I doubt that.

high volume stocks tend to follow S&P low volume stocks do whatever they wish. Robert

Due to the nature of how Professional firms/ Proprietary firms are structured they can't be SIPC insured. Andover/Lynx Capital is SIPC insured for their retail traders which we are going to be allowing to trade with us in our office soon. Robert

No kids and don't plan to have any for awhile but I'd encourage them to do whatever their heart wants. The sky is the limit, just make sure if you choose something to set your sights high is all I'd encourage them with doing. As a second generation trader this is what my father...