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How is one supposed to understand this sentence? Maybe, go back to price bars after "market hours" and mark entry/exit points?

Here, here. I am a happy customer too. The greatest thing about TOS is, their desk guys will help you with a fill--without phone in charge--even for a one-lot spread order. I am waiting for OptionStation from TS to come up in ver8 and see how it measures up to TOS platform. But imo...

Actually you can short e-mini's in IRA whereas it is not allowed for ETF's. So one more advantage for mini's. But on the plus side for ETF's are, scaling, size of hedge relative to one's position, liquidity on options (esp. on cubes), and maybe low commision, as you and others pointed out.

Now you are really pathetic. You started the thread with a brilliant observation about the randomness of the market, but now it seems you really have not learned anything from your stupidest decision. No one is saying daytrading is easy, and no one will think less of you because you found...

That's what I took away from the book in general. But I think that's also where he misses the whole point as it relates to trading. If you think that traders are like coins being tossed in the market, than sure you will find a few remaining lucky ones out of 1000. However, if you think...

Jesse Livermore operated during the 1910-1950. And don't we all want the volatility of the time around the crash?

this is a good one, :)

Where does QuoteTracker get historical data? If there is historical data, how many years of historical data are available? Thanks in advance for the reply.

Exactly. If I had Warren's wallet, I would also average down. Chances would be good that my solvency would withstand a substantial counter-trend move...:D

Really nice and comprehensive. Thanks for the URL, Mark.

Great suggestion indeed, and ElectricSavant's idea. On the flip side, I think ET should set up a score system (let's say, annoyance score), based on member feedback (a check box nest to a member's handle, maybe), for the following: --those who use forums to covertly peddle their ware...

Love the picture--best antidote to French curve or other newfangled stuff....

Thanks Jerry for your reply. I use the above 2 programs regularly. but somehow they fail to clean up that malicious process.

Steve, Thanks for your info. That makes a lot of sense--I definitely noticed a lot of "Delivery notification: delivery has failed" messages in my mail box, which I knew nothing about. I will definitely try symantec's solution. Could you explain what you mean by "...have your ISP...

I had not thought of that, but just tried in google with no matches found. Apparently these processes were generated by some other .DLL or something (I am not techy, so really have no clue). They are not normally abbreviated names (such as "msmgs.exe"). tc

Talking about spyware, does anyone know what the following program is? MAABDOJv5.exe I suspect it is spyware. I found it in Processes Tab of Task Manager and could not find where it is on my hard drive, so apparently it only resides in the memory of my PC when I turn it on. I have to...

Hmm, watch closely for shorting opportunity then....

For the not-too-PC-literate (most dangerous, such as myself), can someone explain how a pop-up is generated? Is it by a process on my PC or is it by one on the website I visit? I suspect that both could be the case. For instance, whenever I visit espn.com's tennis site, I will see one...

Herein lies the value of this service--do the opposite.:D

Didn't I say "just kidding"? I admit it is gratuitous in the present geo-poliltical context. tc