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You're talking about hundreds of a cent. Good luck with that.

Can we please stop pretending that "scalping" exists? Scalping used to refer to pit traders who would trade inside the bid and ask. Then it referred to daytraders playing volatile internet stocks, SOES bandits (whatever that is), etc. It doesn't exist anymore. If you've been scalping while the...

Dow was at 11800 . wasn/t even close to bottom.

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BEARISH TRISTAR FORMATION http://www.fxwords.com/b/bearish-tri-stars-candlestick.html COMPARE http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SPY&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p62624624684

What's the best strategy for buying pink sheets? Often I'll see a 5-10c spread on a $2 stock. Do I just hold my nose and buy on the ask? And often they'll only fill a couple thousand shares, at most. Then they'll move the ask up. So what to do? I use IB.

The trader made $30mm, the lawyer made $500k, and the middleman made $800k. The lawyer, who had the most to lose, made about $40k/year from this scheme, and even less than the bagman. What are the chances the lawyer had NO IDEA what the trader was making from the scheme?

Insider WINNING this is not trading

This trend is going to last for a while - the earthquake was like ringing a bell at the top.

From DailyFX (admittedly this is a week old): USDJPY – Continued USDJPY rallies have been met with fairly aggressive crowd selling, giving contrarian signal to go long the volatile currency pair. The ratio of long to short positions in the USDJPY stands at 1.89 as nearly 65% of traders are...

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That's true. No reason to ignore the massive trend staring you in the face. Buying higher is always an option.

Here is the graph of monthly s&p. How do I cut and paste this?

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SPY&p=M&yr=3&mn=0&dy=0&id=p01334028978 What is that, a hangman? And the high volume & no price movement is not encouraging. The qqq is also bumping up against highs from 2007.

In stories like this, there's usually always some relevant facts left out. There have to be facts left out of this one. Why would a special agent use a wire to catch a guy for small-fry tax fraud? Don't make sense.

Those Graham books are unreadable. A good start is Peter Lynch, One Up on Wall Street, which is more about fundamental investing. The Warren Buffett Way by Hagstrom is good about value investing in specific. You Can be a Stock Market Genius by Greenblatt is a winner. Those are the three I'd...

This guy is complaining about losing 2c on a 30000 order on a $5 stock? That's just the price of doing business.

CSCO is soggy toast. One lost decade, another in the offing. Look at a chart of IBM in the seventies and eighties. From about 67 to 94 IBM went nowhere.