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You are confusing outsourcing with H1-Bs. H1-B is a visa status of foreign workers. Many of them first come here for higher education and then chose to stay back to work. When they decide to work they have to convert their student visa to H1-B. Others come in for consulting assignments directly...

Hiring a worker on H1-B with a Master's degree in Computer Science and a good few years experience means paying them comparable wages and paying for their H1-B processing. The reason employers hire H1-B workers is cause that is where the large talent pool is from, not because it is cheaper...

AMP, regarding commissions, are you implying yours are anywhere close to what NT brokerage is offering - $3.38 for ES and $4 for CL RT with no extra costs?

Mirus Futures had terrible service and major availability issues beginning of the year with Zen fire feed, logins failing, etc. This is one of the reasons I had to open an account with another brokerage. With this aquisition, how is NinjaTrader brokerage going to assure it's customers that they...

You cannot make traders lose two weeks of trading just as the new year opens and expect people to stick with you.

http://www.ampfutures.com/ninjatrader_cqg.php NinjaTrader Direct - FREE Fully licensed Depth of Market Trading Window, Real-Time Charts & more. NinjaTrader Standard- $50/month Brackets, Trailing Stops, OCO's plus many other Advanced Order Strategies. So even with a life time license for...

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Yes, per IB.

Yea, my experience is mainly with trading futures, index and energy and single equities. I should have stated that. I don't deal with pairs or spreads or whatever exotic combos there may be.

NT for discretionary trading is fine. I own a multi-broker license and quite happy with it. It has it's limitations in terms of ATM Strategies having max 3 targets, etc. However it should be fine as long you are not trading huge size and need tons of scale out points. I don't think it is...

In pure price action based trading, your trades are placed in advance, before price gets there, not after. There is no lag. Yes there is extrapolation based on p(t-1), p(t-2), ... to predict p(t), but it happens between t-1 and t. There are some who wait for further confirmation by zooming...

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Indicators are lagging price. Try learning pure price action based TA - Trend Lines, Channels, Support/Resistance and see if your opinion changes.

Use them if you know how to. I know traders who do. However you can be profitable without bothering about gaps.

More TA and less dependent on news. A single company earnings (typically) doesn't gap down the ES. No need to monitor a ton of stocks or scan for signals. You can pick up a chart or two of the chosen instrument and focus. On the other hand, you need a lot of patience, cause the chosen instrument...

Jan 2nd was the bigger down trend line, so continuation of downside, don't see any real or fake reversal. Nov 29 was a small upper channel which did make a new high, so even though it looks like a fake, it did make a new high. I would manage that by tightening stop and taking a smaller loss...

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You could look for the down trend line break and for a new up swing to be established indicating it is ready to start moving up. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/404/aapl126.png/

Great manual/visual trading platform. Love the ChartTrader. Can't say the same about automated trading.

Steps to profitable trading: 1. First you need an edge. 2. Then you need to convert that edge to a profitable trading plan. 3. You need an account with sufficient capital to trade your plan. 4. You need perfect Discipline to execute your plan.