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Just to show how (deliberately) complex the problem is, here is an article about just the word "natural" alone, that magic word that consumers take for granted and love to see on the labels at the supermarket: http://grist.org/food/is-the-natural-label-100-percent-misleading/ As to the famous...

:D:D:D You obviously have a LOT to learn on that subject...

Most "breakouts" are fake. The pros fade them, the amateurs chase them. That GDX "breakout" was just a typical trap for the bulls (notice how quickly the price went the other way). To trade breakouts successfully you need to confirm the trade with other criteria. Unfortunately, it takes a LOT...

URL embedded in images. Members can get permanently banned for less than that. Very slick anyway. But you have been reported to ET staff. If you want to advertise your stuff then PAY UP ($$$), don't hide your commercial messages under phony "threads".

By the way, here is the ONLY way to get FRESH, REAL orange juice. And if possible, buy organic oranges. Don't let any company "process" your food or beverage people, it's full of unhealthy (if not dangerous or toxic) chemicals, I shit you not.

Same thing, it's not 100% natural, don't let the labels fool you. Even MSG is natural, according to the FDA! In fact you can put the word "natural" everywhere these days (cans, bottles, processed foods, you name it) and still act according to the "Rules and regulations"...

Are you sure you are even drinking REAL orange juice in the first place? Read "Squeezed : what you don't know about orange juice" by Alissa Hamilton and learn the shocking truth that Tropicana, Minute Maid or Del Monte -just to name a few- won't tell you... :cool:

AfterLos, please refrain from using this thread as a venue for your highly distorted views of women.

Zero-sum games (like the Futures or the Forex market) return 0% over the years, meaning that collectively traders do not make money, they just shuffle their money around. Not a single additional dollar is ever created, just like in a poker game. Please note that I am not saying that it is...

True.

Did you re-invest the dividends? Anyway, 10%, 12%, 11%, who cares, bottom line the S&P 500 returns about 10% a year. So no, the stock market is NOT a zero-sum game, end of story.

The current average annual return from 1926, the year of the S&P’s inception, through 2011 is 11.69%. It's almost twice the percentage you gave! : http://www.daveramsey.com/article/the-12-reality/lifeandmoney_investing/ The problem comes from the fact that you (conveniently) "forgot" to...

No, I am not trying to "bash" you personally, I am just challenging some of your trading ideas, nothing more. Where on earth did I say that I am a range trader?? Or that range-trading works 100% of the time?? Come on.

Your "vast experience" just shows that you are just another womanizer with no moral values. A real gentleman does not spend his time "sampling" women.

I think you are a little bit confused. American women and the American way of life are two different things! In fact you could as easily write : "American men = bottom of the barrel" as well, according to your logic.

So, in other words, you are not criticizing American women in general, you are criticizing the American way of life. Sorry, but those are two completely different issues.

Yeah, right. The S&P500 alone returned about 10% a year on average, since inception. And here are the returns for the DOW JONES, since 1975: http://www.1stock1.com/1stock1_139.htm Please do your homework before posting, thank you.

Says who?? Why are you assuming that all traders are trend-following fanatics?? Some traders make a good living just playing the range. Most of the time, what you perceive as "resistance" line are penetrated in a heartbeat and become support. And what's this story about 3 months ?? There is...

“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” Eleanor Roosevelt.

This guy is losing over 1K a day just in interest, assuming his savings account earns him just 2.5% a year.