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Redi has market indications for opening and closing. You don't need to put in MOC orders as previously stated, I usually wait for the bell to ring on CNBC and will wait about 2 seconds before sending a MARKET order in. It is usually a decent fill, of course there are the times when you're...

Speaking of systems, anyone tried out the pitbull system? http://www.pitbull.com/

I'd listen to oldtrader and stick to 1 instrument.

I've been using Opening Range breakouts ( a la Toby Crabel) with some success which appears to be very similar to the ACD method. From what I 've read of the book, just skimmed the first couple of chapters, it appears to use the first 20 minutes (for stocks) high and low as pivot points from...

Speaking of books, anyone seen The Logical Trader, looks like some very good information.

I use a variety of things at the open, such as opening range, pivot points, price RS to futs, etc. in conjunction with the tape and open book to trade early.

I trade 1 stock, trying to get a feel for the specialist. It's in the SP-500, does more 2 million shares a day.

I trade off the size, when a large bid or offer come on the book, it usually causes a reaction, I try to capitalize on that on the one stock I'm presently trading. It doesn't always move away from the size obviously, and at times its gets filled like nothing, but traders are definitely...

This month's Active Trader magazine has a very nice system. It's called Counterpunch. Has anyone seen it?

You got to remember, of the 13,000 at least 3000 of those are people that already have an acct. Another 4000 stopped reading it, of the remaining, 1/2 probably don't trade. Leaving you about 3000 or so active Elite traders. Don't think so.

Here's an updated version Nitro.

I was looking into trading pairs, and I wrote a simple spreadsheet which was linked to TC2000, and basically followed some spreads that way. Here is a link to show what my SS basically looks like. This hasn't been updated lately. http://www.geocities.com/joebhernandez/spreads.htm

OK, It's been ten days, what is your impression, Yannis?

I miss my daily dose of Seanote.

I was trying to post the html code for hquotes calculator, but was unable to.

It's just that the 95% of us want to hold you back, right?

WMT/TGT are a very nice pair. As a matter of fact IMO TGT L, WMT SS looks good right here.

Not Point and Figure, just a 93% sucess rate because a stock was hit a triple bottom during a bear market. That type of sucess rate is what is no longer valid.

That Purdue study is no longer valid. Here's an excerpt written by Michael Burke of Chartcraft, the authority on Point and Figure. The full article is available at http://www.chartcraft.com under "Blast from the Past" in the stocks section and I highly recommend it. "Triple Tops...

Bullish % charts were not originated by Stockcharts. Atin Maliya (sic?), wrote the program for the PnF charts on that site ( he's a regular contributor on SI), and I believe he emulates Chartcraft's way of calculating it, but as posted earlier the exact stocks used in the calculation may differ.