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Agree with that. Kaspersky does a good job and I don't notice any slowdown.

Hi, very nice journal. EUR LT uptrend, ok. Couple days ago Germany reported quite strong job numbers, EUR didn't move much. Friday's US job numbers came in quite weak, EUR rallied only a little. Would think that two such reports would see a stronger EUR rise, esp. in a bull market. Media...

"The Professional Commodity Trader" by Stanley Kroll. To me it is a classic.

You may like to read this, I believe Curtis Faith wrote it but am not sure: http://www.tradingblox.com/tradingblox/optimization_paradox.htm

I came to the insight that if I violate my trading plan then I do something that is not good for me in the long run. Why then should I do it? Of course, a well developed method to trade and a well thought out trading plan are necessary prerequisites. In addition, the person applying such...

FWIW, I do not exactly follow the rules. It is a blend of different things and experience. I record all my trades and do an evaluation every day. Over time one notices certain things, like repeating mistakes. One learns personal strong and weak points and tries to move forward. For example, I am...

Heh, sounds like a fragfest, as the gamers say. :D Good job.

Another short.

A swing day trade. Neither pattern was textbook like but that is not so important.

Congratulations!:)

OK, I may be wrong as well. Am no day trading expert. I just do some research, try to learn and trade a bit. My background is long term trading.

Another one. This time there was an exit warning by a H&S bottom.

Well, matter of taste, I'd think. I like to enter when I consider it confirmed. Purely personal preference.

My exit would be a close plus magic tick above the M's midpoint of 2077 or as an emergency stop a tick above the high. This was intended as a swing trade. M's are an old friend for years and are also nice on daily charts.

I find 200 works pretty well for the Dax. Don't know if that helps you.

Here are 2 shorts I did. Unhappy with the 1st one's exit.

Sure. The chart "derivative mkt" belonging to it is in the photo section of that blog. Hope the link works. http://caldaroew.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!D2CB8C5EBA2ADE86!1445.entry

Tony Caldaro did a study on S&P/Nasdaq divergences in his Elliott Wave blog. Good stuff.

It has been mentioned often that keeping a journal of one's trades and analysis is a good thing to do and I believe that is so. I find Microsoft OneNote is highly useful for that because of the way one can organize information in notebooks, pages and subpages, capture screen images and...

A This thread provides good input for people trying to figure out day trading. There is so much in here that one can find something of value. Also, principles are discussed, beyond mere entry and exit points. As for the attackers... It is like TV - don't like the show then change the...