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where's the news on Singapore banks? wild post no justification.

Isn't this an old post from some months back? i remember this same 8yrs don't know what else to do bum. seems recycling a story can get about the same attention each time.

$1500 capital is definitely not enough. you need to borrow from friends/colleagues/parents/credit cards and banks to make up the $25K minimum requirement for daytrading account. your plan was to daytrade $1500 on 3 separate brokerages (to go around the PDT rules), and make enough to grow...

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_0P0u3evwCqg/SMbI-5JAMuI/AAAAAAAAAFM/6VwCSs8lkGk/s1600-h/writedowns.bmp print this list and paste on wall. started striking off one by one those banks that failed eventually within next few months.

WTF of course you can withdraw your money anytime. You account is now disabled from any trading for 90 days, but not "locked" from withdrawals. You got everyone all over the place on answers.

old video, but still .... http://highprobability.blogspot.com/2008/01/stock-market-ruined-my-life.html

chipmunk, from today: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_0P0u3evwCqg/SMp6OoXpNzI/AAAAAAAAAFU/M4Y1ErsGPVs/s1600-h/TSO.bmp http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0P0u3evwCqg/SMqWbNSMbbI/AAAAAAAAAFc/6P4Xnlwf4os/s1600-h/NVDA.bmp http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0P0u3evwCqg/SMqZJX8vzqI/AAAAAAAAAFk/pA1vcPm9lH0/s1600-h/CSX.bmp

Still, this is too little "work" in exchange for the many hours (even months) to get someone to learn how I actually trade, all the tactics/strategies/nuances/experiences/disasters/instincts/tools that the experienced trader accumulated over the years. I would still want someone to actually pay...

not trying to flame your thread .... but why should anyone train you for free? i mean, that's very impossible request from u.

I have similar situations like you before, but both occasions were handled differently. The first "family" trouble got me so depressed that I lost interest in anything, even trading which I loved to do. It's not that I will lose money with a troubled mind, but so depressed that I don't even...

I joined several chatrooms, moving from one to the next, .... in fact just joined the latest one this June. I might stay with this one for a while. Also took one of those 2-day seminars. And read books/DVDs along the way of course. Trying to ask which chatrooms are "good" is sure way of...

but why the need to ask? if any trader spend enough time watching the stocks or indices throughout the day, he will notice what times are volatile and then activities or volume will usually die down during lunch hours. Not difficult to see.....

everywhere i read that the past two days were the lowest volume trading days in 2008. but i do not see any explanations for why this is so. sure, this is summer doldrums but there must be a reason for the thin trading sessions this week, expected to be thin volume the rest of the week?

Hi MargoTrader, I checked your blog, are the daily chart setups the place to start? Or is there another link somewhere in the blog to know where to start.

Just do it! Keep us posted on your P&L.

bronks, i see u still use Pentium 4 like me. i'm at Singapore, >9000 miles away from USA, so i always think datafeed lag (if any) was due to distance from source. but Realtick previously and now TradeStation seems to work well from here for many years now. of course there are times due to...

(sorry if i repeated a thread, just post this in case someone in same situation as me). I use TradeStation 8.3 on an old Dell Dimension 8250, which is Pentium 4 with 2.66GHz CPU and 512MB memory, and running Windows XP Pro. I haven't upgraded this desktop "yet", because it's working fine...

I use TradeStation 8.3 on an old Dell Dimension 8250, which is Pentium 4 with 2.66GHz CPU and 512MB memory, and running Windows XP Pro. I haven't upgraded this desktop "yet", because it's working fine for my purpose and I don't run much indicators/analyses on charts or RadarScreen. Basically...

why not take the plunge and sign up for a $2K two-day seminar by several well-known vendors? of course if i name them here i will be bashed but this could be an option to consider.

Jim Rogers call this the "excesses of WallStreet" for the past 10yrs. Below article ranks them one of the overpaid: http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/10-most-overpaid-jobs-us/story.aspx?guid=954AA053-F953-43F3-BBC8-63D351A3BF2A&dist=SecMostRead