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Jack, On the bottom of page 3 you mentioned the above step. Some of the stocks on our list do not meet that criteria. At this time, is the float a consideration? Thanks, gotta_trade

Thanks

Jack, Ok, I have the 3 lists. Should I be at the ClearStation stage right now? Or do I just "relax" with my 3 lists? (I just what to make sure, I'm up to pace) Thanks, gotta_trade

Hi Jack, I just started reading your threads. I completed the 3 lists. (they are posted above) I am not familiar with your prior posts regarding your strategy. Am I far behind? Or are you starting fresh right here? In other words, will I be able to participate in this...

Hi Jack, I would like to participate in this. LIST 1 (bottom up) LAVA, ENDP, AVID, PSUN, HELE, ERES, ASKJ, ESI, DRIV, NFLX LIST 2 (top/gainers) NWRE, ELBO, MRVL, SGMA, SLAB, POWI, OVTI, MATK, ATRS, LEXR LIST 3 (bottom continued) SINA, FDRY, UTSI, APPX, NTES...

You are 100% correct, in my opinion. But when you are playing at the 5-10, it doesn't mean you have to lose money. If you lose a little that's ok. I just don't agree with the, "the losses are your tuition" train of thought. Again, if you lose a little that's ok. But, there is no excuse...

I agree.

I know what you mean. When I'm playing I need to play for a minimum of 8 hours. But I can easily play for 12. If I wasn't married, I would live there.:) But if you notice that you are getting tired and/or your discipline is changing, you have to make a change, and that change is usually...

Where is Magna? She wouldn't tolerate this nonsense. She would keep this thread clean.

Hi illiquid, If a skilled Player wants to play Texas Hold'em at a casino. He would be much better off playing a higher limit game. Once you become somewhat skilled, start playing the 5-10 games, stay there until you have control over your game. The 5-10 is a great table to develop your...

Hi Don, I hope this show works out well and you take it on the road. Thanks, gotta_trade

In addition to all of that...Foxwoods also has other poker tournaments throughout the week. Example: Every Tuesday night at 7:00, they have a no-limit Texas Hold'em tournament with a very small buy-in. These tournaments are not satellites, they are just unrelated competitive tournaments...

This is how I learned how to play. http://www.wilsonsw.com/ I HIGHLY recommend their Texas Hold'em software.

Also, check out www.cardplayer.com Look under the tournaments section. They list all of the weekly tournaments in the U.S. They also list the international and internet tournaments too.

Where's Magna? We need him to clean up this thread.

Yes, Foxwoods has some great weekly no-limit Texas Hold'em tournaments. It's located in Connecticut. I'm sure that many casinos and card rooms through-out the U.S. have weekly tournaments. It's a great way to get familiar with the game. The limit games are pretty good too.

I closed the SIE position today.

EOD: Friday, August 22, 2003 TODAY'S TRADES: Bot 200 SIE 18.50 (read posts from earlier this morning for explanation) Sold 400 SIE 20.00 (sold total position for an average loss of 1.12 per share) OPEN POSITIONS: (none) Unrealized...

Well...for your sake, I hope you never do.

Here is the direct link to their website: http://www.trend-dynamics.com/