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I used SnagIt Studio. Worked for me.

Thanks for that. I caught on a bit slow that all the bars had the same length.

It would be helpful to know more about the tick charts (settings, etc.) you are using in your fine control. Your blog refers to "the sweep paper". Where would I find this sweep paper? I'm out of the loop on your latest docs so excuse me if you've referenced its location previously. Thanks for...

Meanwhile, John Bolton, Bush’s ambassador to the United Nations, suggested that the United States would only accept a multilateral U.N. force if it had the capacity to take on Hezbollah's backers in Syria and Iran. “The real problem is Hezbollah,” Bolton said. “Would it [a U.N. force]...

A 'Pretext' War in Lebanon By Robert Parry August 9, 2006 Three days after the May 23 summit between Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and U.S. President George W. Bush, a car bomb killed two officials of Islamic Jihad in the Lebanese city of Sidon. Immediately, Lebanese officials...

Israeli Leaders Fault Bush on War By Robert Parry August 13, 2006 Amid the political and diplomatic fallout from Israel’s faltering invasion of Lebanon, some Israeli officials are privately blaming President George W. Bush for egging Prime Minister Ehud Olmert into the ill-conceived...

Part I, Question 2. That should cast sufficient light on the topic. Then you can get to the money-making questions which you are neglecting in favor of asking questions, who knows why, about market fluff.

Your post reminded me of a phone solicitation I received recently from a person selling "mentoring" services by ex-floor traders. My immediate question was "How did you get my number?" The next immediate question was "How are they doing?" To both questions the response was less than...

Time is not pace. Pace is not time. Time is just a constant that is always there to allow comparing and contrasting of the market variables. Pace is the level of market "activity" or the level of agreement on price by participants. Conveniently pace is measured by looking at the volume of...

The lack of response to your query may have an explanation. The topic you raise is an old fruit whose juice, perhaps, has been sucked dry for people who have gone through the process of the Stochastics thread and the subsequent Paltalk sessions. A "rocket" or, as I like to call them, a...

For all the sorry ass folk here who get duped time and again into going down the futile path to riches in trading, I reveal to you the super duper secret known, up to now, only to the inner circle of traders: The indicator par excellence of a person's ability to trade is not in the genes but in...

Such a wonderful post. I love following the path of how your mind works which you reveal with clarity and detail. I will be using what I glean from your post as a template for recording my observations at seminars and dog and pony shows I attend in the future. Thanks for the informative...

I think your response definitively answers the question posed, although no doubt this type of question will resurface on ET. For me, a corollary of your response is that trading is not primarily psychological, if "psychological" is meant as referring to the emotions and the mind. The...

From a little while back but shows stuff across 4 monitors. http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=742495&highlight=workspace#post742495

Years ago, maybe a couple of years after the ES came out, I attended a series of trading seminars featuring experts none of whose names I remember at the moment except a guru who talked a lot about spending time in Thailand and who tried to sell us his book along with a compass-like thing for...

Check out the newer book, 24 Essential Lessons, which from what I recall presented things in simpler form. I gave away all the copies I had so I can't say for sure how different, if at all, the treatment of that particular topic is in the newer version. Keeping abreast of the longer term is more...

No one should be surprised to find Samson agreeable with a hairdresser. :D

A good post showing quite a few examples of the myths that abound in the financial industry as well as insipid statements of fact that help support the propagation of those myths. Nice job.

The "M" chapter of O'Neil's HTMMIS is a good one and is worthwhile to read in its entirety. I still have the first edition on my shelf that I got with my subscription to Investor's Daily (now called Investor's Business Daily) when I was in college. Back then I clipped out the charts from ID and...

i'll trade ya... i was cleaning out my trading room too and found a pack of chewing gum with 3 sticks still inside, unused...also found a Pristine Trading ball point pen i got at the very first Daytrading Expo back then...still works!