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OK Here is a freebie: I am told that going LONG growth stocks during a market uptrend is a winning strategy. Many growth stocks have high option premiums if you sell the calls SHORT, hence the following. . . Wednesday, September 16, 2009 11:34 am EST Bought 100 shares of IAG...

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Yeah, that's a problem. My intentions are clear with post 1. . .then we never get into the discussion. Ultimately, we will dissect the variables that I've uncovered to accomplish a great result such as the OP system. Just need more ET'ers to answer the many questions I proposed and enact...

OK you win. Next topic... :D

A potential system (mine or otherwise) with a ~3.5 calmar and 75%+ CAGR that can be traded for YEARS. . . IS worth discussing. Still most compare income from a scalping trader, prop firm, hedge fund or discussing trading in general a more valid discussion. - not if they can't increase...

Well thank you for posting my info that I already said in my first post can be found at my profile. And yes it is easier to display images from my webhosting server (it could have been posted as a clickable link to my website, but that wasn't the point) than from a public image posting...

No. That is my whole point. None of the links are directed to my site. The Collective2 link is to OP system (a competitor I am not trying to promote). Scamming people would be a whole lot easier. Just no point if one can trade the result on their own. That is your contribution? The OP's...

I know that most people have a healthy amount of cynicism built inside - but <b>OddTrader. . .</b> My statement refers to no re-directions to MY commercial products and services. These were examples pointing to OP (I am not his shill or otherwise promoting OP who is a competitor). This was...

Hint: This is what a 50% CAGR looks like at the 10-year mark (power of compounding) with $200,000. 75% CAGR would yield? pay$ense

Monday: U.S. Markets were closed in observance of the Labor Day holiday. Tuesday: A swooning dollar sent commodities soaring, helping stocks post solid gains. Stocks climbed for a third straight session Tuesday, thanks to merger news and rallying commodities. Both the Nasdaq and NYSE...

<b>Please explain,</b> because my 10+ years of experience <i>absolutely</i> does not draw the same conclusion. 19 out of 21 positive months - 13 out of 16 profitable "swing" trades - while the market has been all over the map! Real-trades from subscriber accounts making serious gains is...

At the same time. . .when a private email I gave him suddenly is opened up to a large amount of spam - it points to him, and it does not reflect well.gA :eek:

Actually he collected a huge amount of email addresses and sold them. I suddenly got a ton of SPAM in an otherwise quiet inbox. I had to close out the address and make a new one. He ended being a total scammer with well-thought out plan to profit off the whole spiel.p$

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This is just (1) example (not my own system) ETF Timer...

Not sure what I began writing and won't take the time to re-read it now. I just know that not many jump in with *contributing* dialogue, so I will put out another thought(s) - before I bombard you with the progressive trading result behind my strategy - complete with much, much supporting...

weeklyanalysis09052009 Monday: The Nasdaq's volume trailed off, but the NYSE's picked up. The increased volume on the NYSE means a distribution day is added to the NYSE composite, S&P 500 and Dow. But indexes climbed for the month of August: The Dow motored 3.5%, the S&P 500 grew 3.4% and...

weeklyanalysis08292009 Monday: Most major indexes turned good gains into modest losses Monday, snapping a four-session win streak. Only the Dow managed a small gain. Tuesday: Better-than-expected economic data lifted stocks to new multimonth highs Tuesday, but they closed near session...

Excellent. I "swing", too.p$

I agree. I tried to find actual stats on the Web - to no avail. I do think there is a higher percentage of ET members that trade well enough. What that means...no one knows for sure. So basically the many that trade are "gambling" with <i>relatively small risk capital</i> and that the...