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I have to ditto RS7 on that nitro. Sorry! I cannot even remember the instruments. After all, I'm only good for getting info from you, not giving it too you. :cool:

Uptik, that appears to be a rising wedge, a bearish continuaton pattern. Also, note how many times the continuation move from te breakout of the pattern is nearly the same amount as the move before the pattern... often called a measured move.

It seems then safe to say that BO, you are commercially involved with reality trader. Personally, I like the contributions made by "vendors" to these threads. Not that I always agree, but at you are here, taking a stand. I will look at your 100+ posts and see what I see. It seems very noble...

Thanks Mr Dinky. I am hoping to replace the simple stuff I do in Excel with Tradestation. Are you using TS6?

Your commish is $5 each way so subtract $10. Each trade is worth $70 minus $10 >>> $60. Then there is slippage. Slippage is not just what you get after you pull the trigger. It also includes the changes that occur from the moment your signal is given until you pull the trigger. If you are...

The timing of the trade is so important. Level 2 and T&S are so disjointed that sometimes it is hard to tell the truth. I have tried to remedy the situation with NYSE specs by offering .02 lower than the ask and bidding .02 higher than the bid using limit orders. This has worked well as it...

Mighty generous of you sellingrich. When you have finished your results, please feel free to send them and the system to me and I will check your work.

Markets consist of three phases of human behavior: fear (selling), greed (buying), and confusion (consolidation). These phases are orderly and quantifiable, hence price patterns. Trading is not about PE's and balance sheets. It is about - to paraphrase profitseer - quantifying investor...

I bet there is nothing he will teach you that you can't learn for free on the internet, or in books at the library. Developing your own methods derived from what you learn through hard work will be far more rewarding in every sense of the word. One thing for sure....

I have to agree in principle with William. Fluctuations in the market of 30 stocks do not mean any expectations of anything. This has been a firly narrow breadth rally, mostly in blue blue chips on anemic volume. We goin' down... but not til we see 9500 +/- 200. Although, all I really...

Sharp that is...sharp. I am working with a new daytrading method that I am trying to do the same thing. Move up the stops as price moves up or out at the end. It works well. Huios, wtg man. Will be seeing you soon buddy. Looking at you right now on the map. Is that you waving?

Great link Babak, thanks for the help.

LOL shorty.... you killed em on that one. Hey wait a minute, was that a long position. You're cured.

I was a stock broker years ago. The 7 has nothing to do with trading. It mostly concerns compliance. If you want to think like a broker then you will be a salesman, or a money-gatherer. You will learn nothing that will help you with trading regardless of the time frame. Try www.QCWelcome.com...

QCharts has real time data feed that I use with excel. I have been using the chart package but am changing to tradestation. The data feed was free with the charts. I don;'t know without. Goodluck....and remember...

Wowo, William that's a lot of hardware. I have a pentium celeron 500 that works great. I have 256 RAM, that is cheap to buy. It is windows 98 SE and above that supports multimonitor. Each monitor must have its own video card. Or you can get a nice dual head card for about $125 from...

I think you do both. Part of the success enjoyed by system sellers is that not everyone will take every trade, not everyone will trade the system the same regardless of the concrete rules, and not everyone will trade every stock signalled. So trade it for millions, and sell it for millions...

Couldn't agree more matt. On the stock that is. I don't own a dell. Although the growth is projected from increased market share, the PE is way out of line for expectations. Meeting earnings estimates now means the stock won't tank, but it's P will adjust to a more reasonable P/E. This stock...

I remember shorting CSCO into the close as CSCO was announcing earnings this spring. I took another trader's challenge. It was silly, but I knew the chart, and suffered short term, but hammered it for a big profit. I broke every rule of trading. It was a matter of getting in too early. After...