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Another member emailed me and asked me to take a look at the recent break 'surf caught. I took the time to do so and also read a bit more of the previous posts to see why 'surf said "FINALLY." Talk about uncanny!!! Take a look at the following two charts. Not only will you see the same thing...

Please stu, show me where the Bible, or any Christian doctrine or publication says that once I have accepted Christ as my Savior, I will no longer sin. Please show me that. Therein lies a huge flaw in your belief system regarding Christianity, stu. Believers never have been nor will be...

I coded this into Excel when Tripack first posted the link, and monitored the method - empirically - for about 6 months. During that time, it did well on strong trend days, and not as well on weaker days. That pretty much puts it in the same category as most range break methods. I have quoted...

I think it was a non-event. Some weight had been placed on it, though probably mostly by the media. After all, either you believe the economy is expanding or you don't. Thoughts?

Hi Win', The link is posted in my reply on the previous page of this thread. It's at CBSMarketWatch.

From the article it would seem that front-running is the main issue. I actually complained to NITE last year and of course was assured such was not the case. At that time I complained to the SEC using an online form. Previously, the sanctions handed down made it worthwhile for NITE to continue...

Whether or not this means much I don't know. But for me it is a bit of good news. http://www.marketwatch.com/news/yhoo/story.asp?guid=%7B1C883D33-DB6A-4D3B-8F31-D7EDFC95FF1F%7D Over the last few months Ameritrade has been routing there orders less and less to NITE. I know I complained...

Thanks for the update diode. Like easy' I am amazed at the number of shortcomings sometimes. QCharts is so good at a number of things, yet like easy' said, they fall very short sometimes. Yet, as I said on another thread, I have been with them for almost 6 years I think, and this is the first...

Hey easy', This link will take you to the Futures Symbol List...

I have been with them for 5-6 years, and this is the first time they have raised rates. For 66 cents more per day, I'll stay with them. The good things far outweigh the bad for my needs. :)

The Sunday Express just put up their Sunday cover. Very interesting. There is not a link to the story for now. www.express.co.uk

Nice work Rogue.

It makes a bit more sense now I think. Your reply made me realize that ValueLine and IVolatility vols were based on EOD data from Friday, while IB and OptionsXpress vols were based on the current price of the option. Thank you for the help and I'll be testing this out further tomorrow. :)

All of the sites have HV within tenths of each other. Using a CBOE calculator I changed the risk free from 1% to 2%, and like rho, it didn't account for even a 1 point change. I used the bid and ask and last price in succession and that didn't make much diff either. ValuLine and IVolatility...

A bit off topic but in reference to Implied Volatility. If I check the IV for a CALL or PUT on IB, Optionsxpress, IVolatility.... all three will be different. For example, right now, IB has the OVTI Feb 50 Put at 118+, OptionsXpress has it at 131+, and IVolatility has it at 91.33%. Why...

Here it is: Ecclesiastes 1:5 Also the sun rises and the sun sets; and hastening to its place it rises there again. I can only interpret this to mean that in Solomon' day, it was presumed that the sun moved around the earth. This is not to say that the earth was thought to be round or flat.

Though in all seriousness, and in reference to the flat earth thing, in Proverbs or Ecclesiastes Solomon speaks of the sun circling around the earth. I'll find that verse and post it. I have thought that interesting.

Hey stu... long time no read! How ya been? I bet it has been at least a year since me and you and doubter and Daniel_M went round and round with this stuff. Remember that? :) Well, that's all I wanted to say. I hope your trading is going well, and your Excel programming too. <inside joke>...

And yet they get amoxicillin (Amoxyl) for infections and temazapam (Restoril) for anxiety.

LOLOL! I saw this thread title and the first thing I thought of was you db'! LOL, oh man, I bet you rolled your eyes and said just what you posted. You just gotta love this place. :)