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They look just like the ones I receive through FC Stone.

It's been a great read and informative thread. Continued profitability to you. Thanks for your unselfishness.

I've found that since the rhythm of the markets has changed, I've had to adjust my style to taking much smaller profit targets. Using guerrilla trading tactics worked well for me today.

I'd be watching for downside. Look at all the recent peaks in price. They stall for a day or three, moving sideways, and then back down. We also broke yesterdays high on lower volume. In fact, volume since the hard push up has been lower these past four days. Find scenarios both...

Personally Allen, I'm glad you've decided to continue posting daily blotters. It's sort of like checking how your basketball team did in yesterday's game. Keeps it engaging. Wishing you continued good fortune.

I'd stick with a daily blotter post showing the trades....and that's about all I'd say. It's not like you said you could do this. I interpret it more as a "let's see if this can be done" situation. You have nothing to be ashamed of if you don't make it and everything to be proud of if you...

Why should he be taken off the air? He is great at making calls, which you should then fade.

^ Such a scenario should produce a misery threshold that will force economic reform. IMHO, the fed should be abolished if they don't actually fail on their own (my understanding is that central banks have failed twice before). Maybe this is what it would take to return to what I consider...

I agree with watching price first and foremost. I'm seeing a tendency to grind upwards right now. Anything can happen.

End of quarter / window dressing may keep this thing up today.

I haven't had any issues with Infinity / Transact. My broker has been very helpful as well.

Excellent post. It seems to me the fed creates the problem, but given that most Americans are financially illiterate, they don't understand it. Now, the fed and govt make themselves appear to be the knight in shining armor coming to rescue the people from the very problems they helped create.

I hope you succeed with this challenge. You've taken the appropriate steps to assure the credibility of the experiment. It would not only be a remarkable thing to see it accomplished, but it would also serve as inspiration after having seen the possibilities. Good luck.

You don't seem to be able to have a reasoned discussion. If you read my post prior to the one you quoted, you'll see my observations. You have not responded with anything other than hyperbole. I'm done.

I concur. That is the reason I don't think you can say we are in a recession based strictly on the market performance recently. A recession isn't declared until after the fact. And if we go into a recession, the beginning will look like what the charts show today. It's the correct...

It's not fear, it's observation and deduction. I don't fear a recession, I welcome it because it's quite necessary and normal in a free market. When I evaluate the general conditions, I see a $10 trillion deficit, foolish monetary policy and the most massive of entitlements to ever have...

Recessions typically begin before the evidence is visible. I picked this tidbit up from Jesse Livermore. Are you a better trader than Livermore? Do you have the capacity to learn from the wisdom of others who've succeeded beyond your wildest dreams? The dominoes are set up and they are...

I too think the "collapse" is going to present an opportunity to get in at better prices. Demand for commodities will continue to increase and the prices will be exacerbated by Bernanke's foolish liquidity injections to save his friends on Wall St. at the expense of the entire nation and even...

An observation: America has had many of the same issues that China contends with. There seems to be a path to economic prosperity that goes through horrible things such as genocide and child labor. In America, the genocide was perpetrated on the Native Americans and we all should know that...

Good to see you posting again Rommy. Always liked reading your stuff. Hope you continue. BTW, I have a pretty good idea what that average is. :)