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i see a ton of bruno setups for tomorrow...but i was wondering if anyone have any experience with brunos that are in a downtren? bottom of channel though. i know it's probably much safer to find one that is at the bottom of the up channel, but how about some that are on the bottom of the down...

looks like NVEC is still going to surge on... didn't even drop that much compare to the other stocks in yesterday's mayhem

ignore a thread? just dont read the freaking thing. plain and simple unless you can not help but look.... are you addicted ?

How are you guys going to trade tomorrow after such a monstrous drop today? wait and sit on the sideline to see how the market recovers to get a better idea of whether this is really a change in the trend? There's only 1 dryup stock IAAC for tomrrow, and it's not one that i am particular...

this is what i've decided to go with: Initial Capital: $40,000 Money Streams: 4 each stream: $20,000 or $15,000 min:$60,000 to max: $80,000 total in equity (20,000 - 40,000 margin debt) well within overnight power for each stream, only risk 2% of each stream money if all 4...

yeah i've definetly thought about that too... i guess i was just greedy 'cuz i wanted to maximize profits and thought by allocating shares into 4 streams where each only has a 0.5% risk of total capital is too conservative.... hehe i'm too greedy.. i might set each one to 1 percent...

oh i totally understand about the risk and i am planning to tread with caution... risking only 2% of my total 40,000 capital is ok to me, since it's only 800 bucks of my total capital. and i will make this 800 bucks as the max of what i lose in a single trade. but my question is, if i was to...

Hey spyder, i understand you try not to risk more than 2% of your total account size in any single trade.... and by using the risk calculator i was able to calculate how many shares i should buy if i set my risk % of total equity for a single trade to 2%, and set my initial stop in a stock at 2%...

hey guys, anyone here trade the Icebergs? i know most of us are familiar with rockets and bruno... and i trade these very often.. with emphasis on bruno. However, i was wondering if anyone have any experience with the Icerberg setup, and maybe could share your experience trading this...

OMRI was a bruno play for me on friday... entered at 35.25 :D anyone still long this NVEC? it's still going up like a space shuttle hehe what other stocks are people in today?

Hey guys, I often come across bruno stocks that have already started to run its course. I mean i know how to spot and trade the bruno stocks when it's at its first stage... coming up from 20,25 level of fast stoch... and coming up to reach the 50 level.... but what do you guys do when...

Hey guys, I often come across bruno stocks that have already started to run its course. I mean i know how to spot and trade the bruno stocks when it's at its first stage... coming up from 20,25 level of fast stoch... and coming up to reach the 50 level.... but what do you guys do...

hey Johns, could you tell me about the neural network as well as the WEKA tool you mentioned? i'm very interested in learning about both of them and how they are utilized in trading. ps. can you show me websites where i can check these out too? and how helpful do you find them to be...

thanks for all the clarifications guys. can anyone show me a few good options website? either educational or web sites you guys use when doing research, looking up options quotes.. etc

market is not open on monday by the way guys :) president's day. tuesday is the day for battle

so basically this premium which we have to pay for options is just one disadvantage to this whole instrument? since we stock we can just put up a certain amount of shares and if we get out with a profit, we take all that profit for ourselves, but in options, no matter if you lose or win money...

I'm reading my first book on Options. It's called "Getting Started in Options. by Michael Thomsett" However, i'm a little confused by a paragraph he wrote and was wondering if it was simply a mistake or not. hopefully someone can clarify this for me. in this example: "you buy an 80 call...

so i guess the only con to options when it comes to investing is that... if you do find the next google..... the most you can hold is 2 years and then you are forced to exit the trade and take profits :) but i guess options is still pretty damn attractive because of its lower risk and lower...

because investing in options on these fundamentally sound companies are less risky than buying a certain amount of shares of equities..... but what's the longest time frame options you can buy? how long can you hold a LEAP?

oh come on... you know what i meant :) do you invest in options or do you trade options i guess would fit better.