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Thanks, this is going to be an interesting thread.:D

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With all the success you've had, the trade described above is not considered a trade, it's a useless hope with no mm, discipline, nor direction. You have to know where the market's going before you place a trade and gambling is not a good option either.

You might have some desperate takers but 300 trades a day will fried your brain. I wondered how you were able keep up the whole day everyday, it's a tough way to trade for sure.

Jiujitsu was used to compliment the sword, in the classical training they always think of a trike hand as a sword and the movements were mostly designed to go side ways against an attack and use joint lock to neutralize, same way as would a Kendo practitioner use his sword and strike at the hand...

This video is pretty funny. http://www.derrickcomedy.com/2007/08/21/self-defense/

Most combat styles will teach you the Japanese Jiujisu methods; it's the most affective against knife attack and firearm attack, amazingly you'll only need a couple days to learn and about 3 months to train your reflexes. Marine's self defense is probably the best there is, and against an...

I also trained in Bruce Lee's style and we used to train to out strike an opponent with speed, one of the techniques was that we would wait out for an opponent's move then counter with a straight move, punch or kick that is faster and deadlier due to the on coming force; the technique requires...

I think kicks can be very affective, the weakness of Karate and TKD were that they don't train in full contacts to really fine tune their techniques; a side kick to the rib, groin, or the knee can bring an opponent down just as good. Although kicks are fine in Karate and TKD I think punching...

Silva is freaken deadly but sometimes it's could be style vs. style, he might have trouble getting closed to guys like Le or Machida because of their ability to keep opponents at a distance, he might get his arm broken by a kick like the fight between Le vs Frank Shamrock in EliteXC...

I think it's the stock that's ready for breakout, it's tricky to spot, most of the time when you saw it it's already too late but for some you might be able to identify and jump in before or after the move.

You are right on there but unfortunately many fighters who are good at striking are not competing in the mma. Historically it was the one strike knock out phenomenon to deal with the ever relenting grappler that became the bad habit of mma fighters today, so far only a few came closed to being...

This is the draw back of a grappler, typically you would rather be on your feet against two opponents than on the ground where as a Japanese Jiujitsu guy can take out 2 opponents on his own. I always thought that BJJ is good for the mma sport but no doubt it's not the ultimate tool for self...

There's going to be a match between Cung Le (San Chou) vs. anderson silva coming soon, it's going to be an exciting fight; I like to see martial arts evolve and it's becoming evident that a stand up fighter can be as affective against a grappler if he has a decent take down defense.

There are exceptions like the Lyoto Machida and his 13-0 mma record. http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Lyoto-Machida-7513

Look up a Jiujitsu training manual you'll see many techniques: finger breaks, wrist locks, joint locks, choke holds, and arm bars etc. you can find them very useful, in fact if you remove the glove in a mma fights most of those techniques can work very affectively. BJJ was derived from the...

The trick I learned for the old school of Jiujitsu was to hold the guys finger and try to break it; he would have a very tough time dealing with you, submitting you in 3 seconds is not as easy as you thought.

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A year of training may be, but not 2 months and against opponents like Chuck Liddel (kick boxing), Cung Le (San Chou), and many great stand up fighters I don't think they have a chance. You point is well taken but even jujitsu alone can't fight a stand up fighter. Take Tito Ortiz for example...

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