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What happened to TLL to drop like 30% in a day?

30 trades per day sounds like the same problem you described above, lots of small winners wiped out by 1 loser. I'd rather do 1 trade a week than 150.

I have had that same problem actually. I don't think it's malicious, but it's hosted on a free blogspot server I believe, so it can't properly handle traffic spikes, and it is very vunerable to hackers. I don't believe the owner of the site had done anything intentionally, but my computer...

You should call Scottrade. Is this in an IRA? They may have screwed you out of your money.

Just copy and paste in to the study editor declare lower; input Length = 20; input price = close; ###################### def e1 = (Highest(High, length) + Lowest(low, length)) / 2 + Average(close, length); def osc = Inertia(price - e1 / 2, length); plot oscp = osc; def diff =...

Institions have been pouring money back into money market accounts, that's bad news for the stock market, and bad news for the above stocks.

Well, I take some. I can only trade large cap stocks with my broker, so ones like BAC I can take. That has turned out really nicely by the way, so did BBT.

He doesn't take a million trade but his commentary is useful. I trade a lot of ETF and don't really follow his calls. I listen for the internals and commentary. He also does stocks and has a true portfolio, no bull shit. He went short BAC and BBT on Monday market open. We're still holding now.

http://www.sandp500analyst.com Call trades well in advance, stops, and exits.

Why not just short both FAS and FAZ at the same time?

TOS can get it most of the time

They are without a doubt the most useful thing out there. IF you want to find out for yourself just pull up any chart, daily, weekly, monthly, 2 min. Look for a sharp rally. Draw a fib from the start of the rally to the top. See for yourself how many time price comes back to the 50 - 61.8...

He also advertises with earningswhispers, they've sent me his spam mail twice. Sounds like garbage.

Sorry, maybe I took it the wrong way.

Here, I knoced out a video about how they worked on Friday: <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/xGq_7_M_aYs&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed...

Secret's out. No really, nothing magical about them, but if you use pivots, then you'll find these work better. These are formed from the time that was spent as certain price levels throughout the day, whereas pivots are just some arbitraty calculation. Honestly, I've found nothing more...

and I've heard enough from puretick from here, the responses given back from Alex are enough to make me look elsewhere. Have you used millenium? Thanks for the replies by the way.

but I've heard they're pretty dodgey as well. If they call SOS and it goes up 2 cents and then crashes, they'll book that as a successful 2 cent trade.

There must be one. There must be one that calls picks and you can take them and make money. Any advice?

Here's a more complete list: http://www.sandp500analyst.com/Market-profile-numbers-for-stocks. Most of the market profile numbers were pretty awesome yesterday. They're exceptionally useful on choppy days