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BARON-yes you could run Win2K that way but that was not its intended purpose. It was designed to save you from yourself by separating out the administrative functions from user functions. It was really designed for an office environment not home use. Being a Unix user, I found Win2K to be...

Well let me take the other side of this discussion. I used Win2K on a three monitor system and did not like it. A major pain in the butt if you use it as it is supposed to be used with system administration separated from users. Loading software is difficult because you have to do so as the...

So tell us o guru how you read the chart without indicators

For those of you interested in multimonitor displays, there is a web site devoted to the subject at http://www.realtimesoft.com/ Click on database and a list of virtually all possible monitor card combinations that others have used will be available. Cheers

You will find a good discussion of the 3PB in Steve Nison's book "Beyond Candlesticks"(John Wiley,NY 1994, ISBN 047100720X). where it is called Three-Line Break. Chapter 6 (pp 167-195) is devoted to this topic.

I would like to start a thread concerning support/resistance( SR ) lines used by many traders to determine entry and exit targets. Many traders use these lines as either breakout points or swing points. If price crosses the SR then a breakout has occured and prices should continue in the same...

I have to agree here with what's been said about the accuracy of prophet finances data. I noticed the problem more than a year ago, emailed them several times about it as did a number of other vendors who use their data and gave up. They don't seem to care about the problem as it appears to be...

If you want to find stocks that have a 3,6 or 12 month average daily range within any given % or dollar value, try http://www.investertech.com On their "easy select page", choose "historical data". Enter the average range and % you want and a list of stocks will pop up. I have been...

An interesting site you might want to check out is the "easyselect" feature of http://www.investertech.com. You can screen for stocks with a large variety of TA inputs. I use it everyday to find Harami candlestick patterns from the previous day. Cost is $180/year. There are also two sites I know...

"I read once that someone watched for stocks moving up strongly in the last 10 minutes of the session. The trader bought in the last couple of minutes and then placed an order to sell "at the open" assuming the market makers or specialists would gap the stock up at the open. This sounded...

You are right about the first wave of buying coming before the news release. I never understood this, but it is pretty consistent across the market. I 've always wondered where this first wave of buying is coming from. Is it from rumor or leaked information?

One that I found pretty good is http://www.briefing.com. Cost is $10/month. Their headline news is updated in "realtime". I put this in quotes because what they do is digest the news before releasing it to you so you don't have to wade through all the boiler plate that most press releases have...

Thanks for the input-I think I understand what you are saying in Scenario #2. While you were preparing this-I received the following from the SEC on rule changes for pattern day trading It can be found at http://www.nasdr.com/pdf-text/0126ntm.txt In the body of this text there is an...

Htrader- Your example seems to be a variant of the one described in my question- Your answer is interesting but I don't think I understand it. Perhaps you could give us a more detailed picture by putting some dollars and cents into the picture to see what the money flow looks like for some...

Here is a question that appeared in "Active Trader" Magazine(Aug. 2001, p56) to which an SEC rule 2050 applies: I paraphrase the question as follows: "I recently sold some stock which I had for more than a year and then bought it again and sold it again on the same day. Three weeks later I...

Do any of you use Market Profile Analysis (MPA) as a tool for equities trading. MPA has been around for quite some time and used considerably by futures traders, but I have not seen any discussion of its use with regard to equities. (For those not familiar with it , there is a book out on the...

I've posted this many times before, but here it is again- If you are interested in multimonitor displays-check out the database at http://www.realtimesoft.com/ They have just about every conceivable combination of motherboards and video cards that have been tried for a multimonitor...

ktm- I'm surprised your friend gets hit at all with a router in place. He should check ShieldsUp at http://grc.com/ to see if he has some vulnerability. I use a D-Link 4 port router. ShieldsUp indicates my computer doesn't exist-that's pretty nifty. I suggest everyone check this site out...

Those of you interested in multimonitor displays-check out http://www.realtimesoft.com/ This site is devoted to multimonitor configurations and provides a large list of those that work and those with problems. FYI-I use one ATI RADEON 64DDR AGP and two Matrox Millenniums 4Mb PCI's. Works...

Here is a site that picks only one or two stocks every morning to trade: http://www.tradingin.com The site is unusual in many respects. a)It is not a chat room b)They claim to trade their picks c)They always trade with the same amount of capital($10K) d)They always exit when they hit...