Search results

And which of us traders has never thought that ! :-)

I hear you. The 3rd trade was a long, but wasn't your bias down?

excellent anticipation on that 1st trade

Very strange...

By bringing attention to the convergence you mentioned, are you adhering to said wisdom? Or would it be more consistent to contact the OP privately?

cud it be that the 3 bars up into 41 was short covering?

140 and 144, 2 levels to watch, could flip there

With the compression in volatility in equities, are there any other trading vehicles you've looked at that are worth a try? It seems that with a sub 20 VIX, intraday trading goes from super hard to hyper hard...

109 beckons...

102 to 104 range could flip to S from R here

Procrustes Capital

Got it, thx. I liked that trade.

ET's clock must be off? I see 12.75 on the 10:31 bar, yet you posted at 10:30 according to ET, which means that you probably traded at 10:29 and then toook almost 12 ticks of heat?. I'm using esignal data, could there be a mismatch?

i'm impressed with your trades in today's tape, well done.

Nice trades today, that last one at 42 was bold in the dull tape, but you had the cushion for it. What would make your bias turn negative here?

http://www.traderbytes.com/index.php Are they a viable low cost alternative to Esignal? Charge $35 per month for futures, 2 years of minute data, 1 year of tick data. What's the catch? Reliability?

http://www.traderbytes.com/index.php Are they a viable low cost alternative to Esignal? Charge $35 per month for futures, 2 years of minute data, 1 year of tick data. What's the catch? Reliability?

What's impressive about the video is that he was only in his early thirties there, Borish was only 27. The only current example of young guys managing so much I can think of is John Arnold...

Paul was also an elliott wave user, by his own admission in the Market Wizards interview. He most probably combined a ton of information into his decisions, including technicals.

Does anyone have an idea of how Paul himself has done since then? Not the firm, but his own personal trading. Also, I heard that Jim Pallota left Tudor some time back, too hard to make money in stocks now?