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"...using a Gaussian distribution as a model for price behavior is a seriously flawed strategy." agreed

Ok, I agree with everything you have stated yet I still trade mostly with the trend until I'm given conformation of a change. Then....I trade with that trend. Maybe this is a matter of semantics.:) I shouldn't get hung-up on the T word.:p

Success is the best revenge. If you were given the bums rush they were afraid because your ideas instilled doubt in their already fearful minds. Perhaps my definition of a trend is different that the popular notion...I don't know, I'm 90% discretionary. As you say no one knows what the...

I've never quite understood the "no trend" crowd but then again, I'm just one of the little people that follows trends or what I believe to be the meaning of the word trend. What is your definition of a trend (in twenty words or less) and what trading style do you employ that eschews the...

LOL Surf you're late, I figured you'd be here sooner. Lingering after dinner with coffee and pie?:)

Then no point in leaving anything to chance. condorll's suggestion would give you the greatest peace of mind at the cost of a duplicate hard drive and a few minutes of your time. Quite a bargin considering the possible alternatives.

yes until 1:00 pm eastern (NewYork)

I like turkey. I can smell it coming from the kitchen but I've been banished from the kitchen by the women. They said by 2:30 pm everything would be ready. The time is now 2:17 pm and from the sounds of things it's ready. I'm going in now, if I'm wrong, I can always go back.

Good arguments from both sides, gentlemen. Several schools of thought apply to both. I think for me personally it boils down to what my objective is and what time frame encompasses that goal. I structured several accounts for different time tables and goals. Each had embedded rules----It was...

"It's Beginning to look alot like Christmas..." French-owned bond insurer to get bailout Could represent model for bailouts across the industry By Steve Goldstein, MarketWatch Last Update: 4:54 AM ET Nov 22, 2007Print E-mail Subscribe to RSS Disable Live Quotes LONDON (MarketWatch) -- A...

It's low volume cherry picking day. Stores close at 1:00 Eastern. Enjoy those market orders from the 100k crowd. God Bless 'em.

First Dow intraday high of the year, last Feb. Non sustainable @ the time and slid to sq. Wild ticks are more important than most realize. (((.))) Often markets mirror or end as they begin. :D Always nice to save that...

THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR -- Benjamin Graham Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel’s Stocks for the Long Run (1994) or The Future for Investors. These might offer a frame work by which you can model. At the very least you'll understand where old money is appreciating...

Just another piece of the puzzle.

Quite tempting but...no.LOL

I love it and hope this next generation of ideas can flourish and grow without intervention from "you know who."

Crap I don't think I adapted the script properly. lol I don't use TS or have access to their forums so I had to guess.

Give the man a break, we all have our own ideas of what's to come and it doesn't always go our way. The gentleman who taught me how to read charts when I was a kid told me he was right only about half the time. When he died he was worth millions yet he never flaunted it. He just loved stocks...

Mine's @4.865 GTC 'course I'll have to move it some now.:mad:

Yeah, looks conclusive, I'm seeing alot of long term distribution and breakdown. Now I'm just waiting for the suckers then the blow-offs.