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Sure you do. And I have a scorecard from Augusta National that "Proves" I made a hole-in-one twice in a week on the 12th hole. If you wanted to prove anything about your trading, Alex, you would have a long time ago, but instead you merely claim your greatness behind a microphone in your...

From anyone who you gave it to and now sells it to others. These privacy policies on most websites are just boilerplate jargon to make you think they won't sell it to e-mail address list marketing aggregators. No different, in fact worse than, catalogs in your USPS box after you make a...

FNY pays out 50% and doesn't require trader deposits. You trade the firm's money.

This is easy to backtest. Let us know what you learn.

Wonder why you always get stopped out? Taking scalps only to see trades move big in your favor? Can't get good fills? Pissed you're spending $hundreds/month for a guru chat? Taking all the bad trades while watching the good ones pass by? Don't fret, help is on the way, 24/7...

What does your therapist say about that?

He trades size.

Good point. Because the action is very slow, one can make money using conventional TA indicators that fail during RTH. Trendline breaks on short term charts in particular seem to work well as I view that overnight action in hindsight. Good luck.

If your palms don't drench your mouse with sweat, use an initial 5 point stop, but I'd still use ATR settings of 3,3,2. to trail the price action. And even using a 699 tick chart (my preference) you will see many, many decent winners (5+ points) get stopped into small loses, scratch or slight...

Unless there is a major economic/world news event after RTH, the ES is mostly traded by overseas speculators, especially at 3:00 am ET when the Europeans weigh in with their opinions. The volume is too light after hours to suggest that big hedgers are active. And during RTH, ES is...

Understatement of the century. I use ATR. http://www.trading-plan.com/money_stoploss_volatility.html

North Korea, I think, sold a few to Iran.

You are confused. Money management will not turn your trading system into a consistently profitable one. The system must be consistently profitable and then a sound money management method can improve your return and help manage risk.

Whatever happened to this? Did it get off the ground?

Not true. It's like comparing apples to oranges. Nothing will change an absence of edge, not martingale, not anything, regardless of the length of time employed.

Thats what I said before. Perhaps you misunderstood.

No money management system will turn a losing trading method into a winning one. It's mathematically impossible. Focus on developing a trading method that has a positive expectancy and risk:reward after all associated trading costs, not on a money management scheme. Martingale or any of...

I vote for gambling, albeit reluctantly. It's all about expectancies and after commissions, datafeeds, computer costs and slippage, the expectancy is negative for the trader as it is for the casino gambler. That doesn't mean there won't be winners in the trading game, but we know what those...

I subscribed to a couple of systems that did well and the accounts were funded with $5k. I wouldn't pay more than $200/month for any system, however. The systems with the most appeal are those with a proven track record (over a year minimum) that trade infrequently having an average...

Probably can't autotrade it on C2, but if you subscribe to a few lousy systems (and there's no shortage on C2), and you can fade the trades after you get the signal from e-mail or text message or whatever. The more I think about this idea, the more I like it. In fact, given the terrible...