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Mr. Sub, Is this a link to your Journal? Your words are a bit cryptic. Thanks, Bruce.

A group of fellow ET members will be holding a bake sale to raise money for their replacement. Glad you've got some people who support you with their efforts. It is humiliating not to be able to just jump in the car and drive across the bridge to your humble abode; alas, maybe one day I'll...

Man, that's tough luck. I like strong women but she sounds overpowering. Probably, you are not to blame, though; as, I have seen firsthand how some sweet petite little things are transformed by the marriage bed into...well, I won't go on. How are you fixed for funds to replace the broken...

(Having a way with words, and being able to express oneself is at times a wonderful gift.) I thought you knew it is absurd to try and keep up with the Biggs?

Classy. Hey, Mr. Sub looks like Tampa has given up SOMP, eh?

Nope, not me, I live in Central Illinois, have been to Chicago for 20 minutes in my entire life.

You remind me of a line a friend once said to me, "Men like me don't work." Glad you're back.

Oh sure, absolutely. And if you think of your wife as a source of strength then beating your head against the wall shouldn't hurt. Thanks for this interesting discussion.

For me it would be true, but then, I try to be honest with myself. One problem I have with an established edge is thinking it is always present and available for use in trading. Others here have said there are lots of edges in the market, they can't all work all the time. One poster said that...

WDGann once said his 'mojo' waxed and waned during the day. This led to a variation in his confidence level. However, since he trades mechanical systems, so he has said, I doubt his edge is much affected by this. jmo.

have a gigantic Perry Kaufman book thanks for the tip. gotta go.

I think this is a question of perspective, fellas. For damir, who is seeking simple, reproduceable methods, the accumulated market wisdom of the Wizards has little value. While, taking darkhorse's approach to market study reveals the commonality inherent in the Wizards' success, thus...

Think of the Great Depression. The people who weathered that storm were people who had accumulated great wealth. One of the surest roads to riches is real estate. When I was growing up, the neighbor lady next door was the daughter of a man who loaned money with real estate as collateral...

I would rather loan money with real estate as collateral. If everything goes to hell, you still have the ability to foreclose. I think this gives you more options during unstable economic conditions.

My political post for the year, lol.

http://www.csbsju.edu/USPP/ExecutiveSummaries/Bush.html

http://www.amibroker.com/

fellas. Thanks for showing up Harold.

Like pd said, "Be yourself."