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For your own sake put some time in front of the screen or place ultra tight stop on all trades.

The show it not that bad. It is television we all know. I went to a taping and impressed how long it takes to make the thing ... alot longer than 1 hour. Please note to all that has lost money trading off of the boobtube. STOP IT!

Close to topic http://ideas.repec.org/p/boc/bocoec/320.html might shed some light.

At least you are doing something productive vs what most people are doing at 20. Why didn't start earlier? Stay in the market and get experience you will figure it out. Good luck! P.S. Don't forget about short term capital gain taxes at the end of the year.

From watching days/weeks of T/S sales the odd lot theory does not carry much weight. The only times that it warrants attention when the order size is significant. i.e. 134 vs. 56,431 shares being traded.

Hound dog one, Did mean to upset you. I do agree with your perspective on things.

Running some design of experiment studies on the market/stocks will always show that the market is not random. It only appears to be random because all pertinent data has not been factored into the equation, including the human one which still can be predicted to a high degree of certainty...

If it is not spent this causes a budget surplus and less money will be automatically be allocated next period. I can't blame anyone for taking advantage of the current tax code. Charity is not the name of the game.

Wal Mart failure was due to a bad bussiness model. There have plenty of successful companies in the "Fatherland". Take McDonalds for example. Wal Mart was not willing to conform to the German way of doing things, thats all.

In regards to the current GM issue an earlier attempt was made to bring together automotive giants during the early 90's. i.e Chrysler/Dodge=Mitsubishi, GM=Toyota, Ford=Mazda. etc. GM will most likely not enter into a complete merger with Nissan but rather a small platform crossing between the...

Cash, How long did you paper trader for during your 7+ months?

I agree the day should start at 5:00am and end at 11:30pm for the first five years for a new trader. Long term persistence pays off. Total immersion in the market for 6 months of just paper trading will pick up alot of simple mistakes before actual money is involved.

Cash, You will make it happen.

Raising the minimum wage would give the government an automatic increase in income. Why wouldn't they want more money to spend.

They are for Contrarian trading. "GM's going to 30" automatic short "POZN took a heavy loss" buy long for the quick bounce They usually give stocks the kiss of death. I do like early morning coverage on the Internatioinal markets 5:00-700 AM EST.

"There are liars, dam liars, and then there Statisticians"

Happiness has been around a lot longer than money.