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Be careful of reading too much in divergence in just one time frame and in strong trends, they can become meaningless.

You are that special combination of ignorance and arrogance that makes ET such a unique place.

Time to flush the troll.

Hey Surf, how's life in that little condo in West Palm Beach?

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The more you babble, the more you display your ignorance. People don't trade the ES because it is "cleaner". Market like the NQ, CD and AUD offer cleaner patterns with wider relative range. People trade the ES because it can accommodate size. And BTW, using a 610 tick chart to trade the ES is...

Many of us also have passive investments. The point I am making is...I enjoy trading. I like waking up in the morning, flipping on the charts and commencing to solve the puzzle the markets have in store for the day. It's no ball and chain deal, if I want to get up go for a run or go practice tai...

So if no one shows you their trade plan, they don't actually trade? You are a blow hard and a waste of time...ciao

There are those who actually enjoy trading and do not consider making money a poor use of time.

Now I get it...this guy is a pimp for a trading service.

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Return on capital of course. Is it difficult? Sure but medical school is more difficult that getting a GED but tends to pay better in the long run than selling cars or waiting tables

I agree with Handle in that you want to keep charts simple as possible. Signals need to be clear and unambiguous. I would also revisit your 610 tick time frame. That is very fast for the ES and price action will appear squirrley (lots of fits and starts). Obviously tick charts will vary as to...

Yes, it was a good group. I went to their Vegas confab in Fall of 2000.

Cud b the ole rot hisself.

Yes, I would recommend automation for those who can't actually trade.

I know Jeff Cooper got pissed at Connors and left for Cramer's deal. Last time I looked Haggerty was still there. Boroden got her own deal.

His "jellyfish" program is not cheap and as we know most will fail despite one's best efforts. He may have grown tired of the heat from those who have failed and blame him rather than themselves.

I remember him from Larry Connor's, Tradingmarkets.com. Seemed knowledgeable and a nice guy.

Xela is correct, do your due diligence before you sock money into an account.