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Most mid-arvo lethargy is caused by dehydration. Drink more water or tea during the day, and hang off the coffee. pneuma

take a holiday

4 trillion according to Ron Paul. Nah, that's not too much! http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/157498/6-25-2008-Ron-Paul-on-Federal-Reserve-and-Inflation.html

I have thousands of profit that would disagree with you on that point. However, I do a agree that a synergy of fundies and TA can often be very profitable. More profitable? I don't know, i rarely use fundies to compare.

I would say that I am a statistical trader – I don’t use patterns or charts per se. I use code to find “statistically relevant environments and events” and go from there. Simply put, it is relatively straight forward to define a medium term trend and exploit it for a profit – no...

The market's not random - it's IRRATIONAL.

everything except intraday. gotta get that golf handicap down :D

I am willing to take the time to understand all aspects of trading and assimilate what I find is profitable into my tool box of strategies. I will never claim to know everything about trading, or discredit the knowledge of others without first learning and trying and seeing for myself. They...

Idiots make our job much easier. Keep 'em all in the dark: ignorance is bliss for them and profit for me. pneuma

I remember: C+C Music Factory and 2 unlimited was the first techno I got into then Lenny Dee, Aphex Twin, And hardcore from Rotterdam. I miss the old days. Happy that so many like di.fm, Enjoy, pneuma

www.di.fm Best free internet radio for all genres, esp gabba, psy/goa, trance, hardcore, etc Streams on winamp and WMA. Enjoy, pneuma

Don't put too much faith in backtesting. You should view it as a possible performance not actual historical performance. It is like looking through clouded glass - you get an idea of what you are looking at, but until you actually trade the system in real time, in different conditions you will...

try Amibroker

Maybe you should stop trading, short term. Of all those that post on ET, Pivotas seems to have his head screwed on the most - good advice all round. However, HOW DO YOU KNOW IT WILL WORK FOR YOU? You can't just think, hey that's great advice, i'll try that tomorrow. You need to take some...

Have you actually backtested your "chaotic strategy" and historically verified that it has some potential of making a profit? Flipping a coin and adding some form of money management IS NOT A STRATEGY. No wonder you can't concentrate at work, you don't have anything solid to put your faith...

Crap. The number one reason why newbies fail is their inability to develop a valid simple strategy - entry, exit and risk management. They don't spend enough time in system development and spend too much time dreaming of the massive profit they are going to make. Taking that further, they...

You need to put it in context, an indicator by itself means nothing. Work out how you are going to use it, that is put it in a system, and then backtest it. Sharpe, sorinto etc will give you a good understanding of whether you ideas are valid. pneuma

The problem was I kept changing my system and style - there was no consistency, more like real time system development. It wasn't until I accepted that I had a robust system and all I need to do was follow it that I became successful. When I actually followed my own rules, I came up with...

ROTFLMAO - that's some funny sh it

I am struggling to believe that we have principles and stock market in the same sentence. There are no principles, rights or wrongs in the stock market - it just is. The market doesn't give a fk about you or anyone else. Great traders are impartial, they don't care if the market goes up or...