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Can you please explain what you been by Poole's tie? Thanks

I hear ya...actually, i just went back and tried to correlate a few graphs to the data sput out from the economic calendar. It doesn't seem like the colors go hand in hand with the movement direction. One quick question, it says that today... St. Louis Fed President Poole Speaks --- 12:30...

so for example... when the Fed's increase interest rates... I presume this usually means the market go down... so even if the "actual" results are higher then the "expected" result in respect to interest rates, the "actual" result will be in red not green?

I usually go to forexfactory.com to review the economic calendar each day. Does anyone know if there is a faster news feed or website that would display announcements faster? By the way, on this site... "actual" results are either red or green which stands for worst than forecast or better...

just out of curiousity, what do you mean by "240"... and 3/4 divergence.... Are you saying ES will go down and turn around... thanks in advance

Hi romik, just out of curiousity...where did you get that attached image from...is it from a free website?

Hi Apex, you seem to know what you're doing...just have a few questions... When you say, this...are you saying you won't be in the market until it moves to 1431 at this point you will go long? in this quote, you said you will be getting long "there"...does this mean will be going long at...

I very much appreciate it MIKE!!!

Zzajin, someone posted a tutorial on tapes, trees and forest a while back.... do you know where it is? Thanks

did anyone consider the housing report that came out at 10:00am? Nobody here seems to have mentioned it. I read it from another thread.

Just out of curiousity Keeper, when a member says "Long @ 1446".... does that mean, you are not in the market until it hit's 1446 and then from this point on you go long? or does it mean, you are already in the market until it reaches 1446?

I've always thought about using this strategy.... I don't see how it wouldn't work all the time. I guess my next question would be, right before the FOMC announcement is made... do they normally jack up option spreads on SPY due to the "potential" volatility?

Just out curiousity, which would be the news source/website that is known to be the first with this data? Thanks

Does anyone have a weekly prediction and a monthly prediction? I'm thinking maybe a good method would be to just stick with options swing trading.... maybe all these comissions and not to mention spread is eating up a lot of profit gain.

I was wondering how to determine what's considered increasing and decreasing vollume... A lot of times, I can see either 2 or 3 bars that are probably double the standard average sized bar... and everything else is just mainly random... also, does anyone have any idea where I can find the...

GREAT OSORICO! WE NEED MORE GUYS LIKE THESE... It's hard to determine at times what members are actually saying... Some would say, volume looks like it's going down... but what's important is that if this member is clearly convinced and confident enough to put his prediction on the line...

Can you please elaborate a little when you said, institutions can't because of the law... what does the law say and when you say institutions...are you talking about fund managers, commericals, licensed brokers etc? I'm assuming you're saying that they can't jump in and out of the market, but...

(i should have stated fully managed funds to begin with instead of mutual funds) I guess if I can take back my question and direct it to a small investor versus a funds manager who fully manages your investment... i would think that these fund managers have a better understanding as to when...

I kinda see what you're saying.... then this actually means if the stock market is not a zero sums game... it is possible to have all winners... or all losers... considering that value can be created... would this be a good example? say for example, poker is zero sums game... are you...

What advantages does a small investor have over a fund manager? A friend of mine was having this discussion. They keep telling me, you're only new at investing. You might as well just have your investments in a managed funds account. I'd like to think, the more time invested into...