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I think we take out 74

its been quite a battle around this 74half area

shaken out @ b/e being too spastic

July Got a buy stop @ 75.17

And how much they hate other traders. I bet no matter what path their life would have taken they would be spouting hateful shit. Really self-rightoeous, negative group of people in that film.

Si, yo tambien.

Mirus/zen-fire here..cant complain. I know nothing of the others you mentioned.

You slept late, didnt you?

lol why are you so uptight?

If you've gotten to know 6E and found some consitency why not start to monitor another contract or two? Split your size up between them. 6B would be the most logical addition I could think of. Just my 2 contracts..

Yeah man, its sorted. You can switch instruments on the DOM and when you switch back your orders will be there, you can turn chart trader on and off (if the lines are in your way or something) and your orders will remain when you re-enable it. You can move resting orders around on one and they...

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Well of course there is a learning curve, but all in all the program is pretty easy to get the hang of. When I have a DOM up and Chart Trader enabled I see my working orders on both, no matter where order was placed. I never had to do anything to initiate that. That goes for manually entered...

Any beverage company who has to advertise as much as Coca Cola cant be trusted imho. That companys got over 100000000 ads in various forms of media, all trying to sell people on their beverage. Id check out Pepsi, Snapple, and your water tap. I wouldnt recommend Coca Cola due to the fact that...

Ninja can be extremely straight forward and simple to use. You can click buy or sell from the control center You can click buy or sell from the chart You can click buy or sell from the DOM With the paid version you can set a simple stop/profit strategy with about 2 clicks of the mouse...

If you dont view trading through this lens, you are doing it wrong. Put whatever names you wish on candlesticks and chart patterns, its what that action can tell you about the unfolding supply/demand dynamic that can keep you on the right side of the market.

Mr. Redneck, I respectfully disagree with your first point. For me, personally, turning the profitably corner was all about keying in on set-ups where I could risk a little to make a little more. I look for trades where a relatively small move against me will invalidate my reason for...

How many times have you been stopped out on a trade that continued in your direction? Money management is key.

I sort of do. Im a self employed insurance adjuster. I mostly chase storms, so off months I trade full time. But once Ive been working a storm for a while and things have calmed down a bit I will schedule my appointments a little later so I can trade the opening hour and half or so. I...

buy low/sell high ....it will work again and again and again and again and again.