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There was an interesting article, I believe last Sunday NYT, which mentioned how there is a thriving Indian daytrading culture. By trading the markets, many of them can earn more than what they can in a day of hard labor. Isn't technology wonderful?

Ahh right, the rebalancing. I was wondering what the heck was going on. Merrill was selling the SP hard at the end but the RUT was moving higher.

No, they don't have it. TICK/TRIN are there.

WTF, Michael ZETA Douglas??

Listen to his words rather than his mannerisms. He has a mild mannered grandfatherly way but he didn't get to be CEO of GS by accident.

Geez, true scalper there. Total commish must be ridiculous. What's your average gain per trade?

Yes. FatBurger is trying to expand into the NorthEast. This is their first, I believe.

Close to NYC, in Jersey City. FatBurger. Juicy burgers, hot fluffy fries and shakes with mmmmm, ice cream. I should have tried InNOut when I was in Vegas and LA last year.

Hang Seng and Nikkei but you'll have to deal with trading in a different currency. IB is the best broker.

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You need to establish a high and low point for fibs. A lot of traders will set the fib levels from a low point to a high point and then determine at what fib level they think the retracement will stop.

Probably best to always be one version behind. I use ButtonTrader which has matching updates. Some complaints have already surfaced with IB's new upgrade.

BitTorrent type transfers will benefit greatly from a dual wan setup. Multiple apps hitting the web like charting packages, background downloads will also benefit. Somewhat like the argument concerning dual core processors, apps that were not MP aware like games didn't benefit but the...

Yep, some people had problems with the DLink. I'm reading up more about dual wans. Definitely something a daytrader should not be without. There are a number of competing products in this category. Just a matter of finding the best one. Good article Dual WAN SOHO/Home Routers

I'm looking at the D-Link DI-LB604. It's a load balancing router that can take a DSL and a Cable modem connection for double the bandwidth as well as automatic failover redundancy. Anyone used something like this? Or have a better solution? I really like the ability to pool the bandwidth.

Trend vs nontrend. When it's a trending day, it can stays at/below 30 for awhile. If you can distinguish between the two, then it's not a bad play. Many traders watch it so there is always a momentary lift when it gets to a very low RSI. It's not the holy grail but it can be reliable. And...

I have a slightly different approach. I think in term of ticks. Set the barrier of success low enough so that it can be achieved on a daily basis. Even on those days, when you feel like shit, you should be able to hit that goal. For the ER, I set my goal to 10 ticks. Everyone should have...

I've tried a number of realtime advisory services. I've been disappointed in every single one. I suggest you take their trial period and verify that their calls are for real. If they don't have a trial period or even worse, they ask you to pay for one, pass on it. Right now, I use Traders...

I actually tried to short the market when it was on a momentary upswing. Keep telling me myself, hold for only a few minutes. Held too long... But I caught the strong rush at the end. Still as a trader, the quest is for perfection.

Quotes Plus. qp2.com Yahoo is free but you have to maintain your database of symbols using the stock template which is incomplete and not readily updated. QP is an external symbol database. You never have to deal with any symbols and you know it's always complete.