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I am a long-time WL user, but I never went beyond V 3.x. Their tool has always been quite robust and feature-rich, and their support was always excellent. I haven't followed them over to Fidelity, so I can't speak for the current product and support team. The ability to back-test using...

Agreed, but add 2 more to the list: 1) Private College Tuition Delinquincies. It's just a matter of time before a lot of these Private Universities go belly-up; 2) The Health Insurance Industry. No on can afford these ridiculous premiums any more.....that industry is in shambles.

Yes, all indications are that you are correct !! You've gotta love the return of this system in a bear market as well. Keep up the great work EminTrader, and please don't leave this board !!!

gnome, It may be so, but I clearly recall Bush stating this as well....I remember the speech vividly. And the irrational exhuberance began under his watch for sure. The proliferation of CDO's, CDS's, risky and unethical mortgage vehicles and practices, the corruptness of the MBS ratings...

The majority of no-doc mortgages and foreclosures emanated from the years 2004-2007.........the problem began when Bush declared that "everyone should be a homeowner". He gave the Green light to the mortgage industry and he and his admin turned a blind eye to the process, so that "free market"...

I agree totally !

LOL, no. No relation. It is my real last name. Please don't tell anyone. :)

Ooops....sorry, yes, I meant "replayed", not "replaced"..... My fingers were flying on the keyboard too fast.... Happy Holidays to All !

FYI, the show is going to be replaced on CNBC on Sunday, April 26th 8PM ET.

I think this 2-hour special produced by CNBC's David Faber has been on TV for a bit, but I just got to watch it for the first time on Friday night. Wow !! What a fantastic expose (soup to nuts) of how we got into this entire mess. I am not a big CNBC fan at all, but I must say that it was a...

I'd stay away from real estate for a while. Another major round of foreclosure is headed our way in 2010, due to adjustable rate mortgage rollovers. Additionally, you can only bet that more stringent mortgage and banking regulations will be put in place soon, which will inhibit the traditional...

A natural fallout from the bleak unemployment picture...

P.S. Here are some subsystems that are at dangerous levels: 1) Mortgage/Banking industry; 2) Credit Card Level debt; 3) College Tuition debt; 4) Medical debt, and the incredible medical cost rise;

No offense Port, but are you puffing on the crack pipe again ?? As the other posters mentioned, we are far from in the clear. Major things to worry about: 1) A job loss absolute amount and rate, that has been unparalleled in prior recessions; 2) A spiraling debt, that will make our...

Thanks for your response, Emintrader. I like this style of trading as well, since it is very defined and mechanical. 2 other questions for you, if you care to answer: 1) Over how long a time period have you tested ?? 2) I know you have posted every day for 4 months (thanks !), but I was...

Emintrader, Congrats on your documented efforts, over the last 4 months or so. I'm assuming that your L5 is calculated using values from Hi, Lo, Open, and Close. I'm also assuming that you are using Daily values of each. Given this, do you have historical data that has...

I don't care what side of the political fence you are on --> The George Bush years (8 of them) have set us back 20; there is absolutely no denying that. Credit Crisis, Banking mess, Mortgage mess, Fiscal mess, International Imperialism to the extreme gone bad, lower savings rate, doubling + of...

With earnings coming out in full force starting this week, unemployment at a record 25-year high, with a 20 %+ run-up of late, and North Korea firing off their missiles, I think it's a great time to take some profit.

It's certainly technically feasible for sure - it really will depend on your cable and/or DSL provider, as to whether or not they will run multiple lines into your house. When I was trading full-time, I used a cable modem as my primary internet connection, and had a dial-up line active at all...

LMAO !!! That is priceless !!