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I believe it is free.

How do you define OR? Do you use 9:30 - 10:00?

It can break tomorrow but it hasn't yet. It is close but not yet IMO.

I am just becoming somewhat profitable. Take my advise with a big, big grain of salt. Basically what I am saying is most likely BS. But here it is... Get out of a static mind set. Do not think in terms of setups. Like if X and Y and Z etc... I go long and I go for 1:3 etc.. etc.. This is BS...

here is mine for 30 min bars on ZN. Green today, Red 5 days average, Yellow 10 day average. Blue line difference today 10 days average.

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If you want too much or if you don't risk enough, it won't work. How do you know how much to take and how much to bet?

(please ignore any question that you find inappropriate) When you take a position based on a overall market sentiment or profile (assuming you do), and the price goes against you but the original situation remains the same, do you add to your position? Do you use a general $ amount of risk...

This so far is a tough day.

So here it is at 115 16ish but I still have not received my brass balls. Will monitor and see how this goes. If it hangs here with good volume I will take a long. If it breaks a short will be in order but I am not sure I will take it.

Thanks!

But....<s>Good</s> Better chance that this time 998-1000 will hold.

I want to go long at 115 16. Will it get there again?

Short it if it gets to a level that fits your risk with stop of 1006.

This has been known for weeks: http://www.briefing.com/Investor/Public/MarketSnapshot/BondMarketUpdate.htm http://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/operation_schedule.html

Use the ignore button. However there is a loophole. When you quote the turd I can still smell him.

Do you care about this: "The U.S. Fed will by buying bonds today in the 2016 -2019 range as part of its ongoing effort to keep interest rates low."

ZEN time. Stay cool. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYDqCSTospY

"The Bank of England surprised everyone today by announcing an expansion of its bond purchase program by $50 Bln pounds due to mounting concerns that the recession is deeper than it expected."

If this is the top it will be funny.