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About 1 stock in every 100 doubles in a year. You're delusional. Runningbear

Buffet has averaged about 35% pa over the last 30 years. Not a bad rate.

I read that if every car in te US converted to electric, they would need to build 350 nuclear power stations to cope with the increased demand for electricity.

Mr market should invest in a laser hair removal business then become their best customer. The shares would go through the roof!!! Runningbear

Having used esignal for the past four years, I would have to say that it is not reliable enough for autotrading. Runningbear

When it comes to investing in hedge funds, due dilegence is important and shindler trading ticks a number of boxes that other funds don't. He learned his craft under monroe trout - a true zen master of the game. His systems survived september 11 His systems have continued to make equity...

Scott, When will 8.1 be available? Runningbear

I think Propex's address is refco's old office. Runningbear

If you meet a freemason through business or sociallyy and you get to know them, many often suggest to you that you should look into joining. It's close enough. Runningbear

You know they are not nesassary. If you use XP and have two ethernet ports on your motherboard each connected to a different ISP, XP with automatically switch your connection. It's a lot cheaper and just as effective. Runningbear

Whoever perfects 80% efficiency solar film. Recent breakthroughs in solar technology estimate that 80% efficiency is possible. We're probably 10 years off commercial production. Whoever can get this technology to market first will solve the world's energy problems. No moving parts. No waste...

Trading profits are hard earned. If you think any different, you're a fool. And trading is certainly more ethical than clubbing baby seals to dealth for their fur coates. Runningbear

Esignal's Eurex feed goes down way too often. Of all the exchange feeds, Eurex seems to be particularly poor on Esignal. i reckon we've had at least 8 outages in the last two years. Runningbear

I always knew Larry Williams was full of crap. The City to Surf is not a marathon. It's a 10 mile fun run. heis clearly prone to exagerating - except when it comes to his income:D

Everyone keeps going on about backtesting but no-one has mentioned the benefit of forward testing. Forward testing to me is the most important element in developing a profitable strategy. At any one time, I am forward testing at least 7 or 8 strategies. If a system is profitable in real...

The best advice I ever got about trading was: A. Find a system B. Prove that it works C. Trade it. Now you should be able to get to C before you risk any capital. Most people never even get to A. Period. 99% of traders will lose all their money before they ever get to A. Ripely...

That's dissappointing. I was hoping that maybe they'd come out with something really solid given their premium positioning in the market. Runningbear

Unless you have any programming experience, you'll probably struggle to code the system in your head. The simplest and easiest path is to brief an experienced trading system programmer to code your system and maybe perform some simple back tests with it. Tradestation's Easy language is prabably...

Pick a round number for the index you want to short. i.e. 1200 points for the S&P. That's your line in the sand. If the index makes a new weekly low below that point, go short. Cover if you get a new weekly high about it. Repeat until you catch the major move. Admitedly I prefer this stategy...

Just wondering if anyone has played around with CQG's backtesting capabilities or coding language? What's it like? Is it fast? Any good? Thanks in advance, Runningbear