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Actually, I've read that the principle of cooperation has proved more effective than outright dog-eat-dog competition.

Back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it was relatively easy to ride on the coattails of large institutional orders. SOES bandits were doing just that. Then towards the mid to late 2000s, there came the ECNs and Dark Pools, along with stealth order routing that allowed you to better hide your...

LOL...What, at the age of 10? I'm pretty sure you're no more than 30.

Once a fool, always a fool. It clearly tells me he has never traded a bear market in the past. He might have lived through it, but never traded it.

Man, you need to change your data vendor. According to my chart, it ain't 250 but 411 points.

Short 3369.50 Stop 71.75

Okay, I'll be sure to quote this when the market corrects by 20% or more. Hopefully, Barron will notice and give you a lifetime ban like the SEC did to that gas-emitting guru Henry Blodget.

You know who you remind me of? Henry Blodget. If you don't know who he is, go look him up.

This is the reason why so many traders get crushed, especially when it comes to the bear market. They're always looking out for the reason why something happened. Pay attention to the price and forget about the news. The reasons you hear on the news are not the real reason. They're made-up BS...

Precursor for what's to come.

"Travelers are dreamers who make their desire for adventure a reality." —Unknown

Well, you and I both witnessed the 2008 crash. It needs to trip a few times before falling down. We'll likely see see-saw actions for the next few days before it falls off the cliff.

I don't think so. Once we pull back, we ain't coming back. US stocks will be like circa 1990 post-Japan market.

So I see ES getting a good lashing in the AH. Already down 20 points from the high, which is rather surprising considering that they've actually pumped this thing higher in the AH sessions like for weeks now. Have they had enough?

Here's even dumber question that I am certain you will be asking by this time next year: Is there any compelling reason to buy a notebook when I can fully automate my trades from the cloud? :D

Here's a list of firms that support TT: https://www.tradingtechnologies.com/platforms/tt-platform/#availability

Flip long 3389.25 ST 3387.75

Short 3392.50 ST 3395.50

No doubt, Deutsche Bank is the baddest, coolest, and hippest when it comes to "I'm retarded, so how does yours stack up?" Truly second to none.

Yeah, as if this was your first call :rolleyes: