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I used one from Briefing.com the other day. It was flashing on the left side of either the Home page or the Free Services page. It was the $50 dollar one.

Well.... beating the index is the measure and goal of every money manager in the world. If it were that easy, it wouldn't be the measure and goal. And the analysis of gms supports a return closer to 12.5%, not 3%. I trust the analysis of gms. He is diligent and thorough. Mecro, if you...

Actually it's relative. A stock breaking out at 2 and going to 20. You buy the breakout or high at 2 1/4, and sell higher at 19 3/4. So you bought the high and sold higher. But to someone else, you bought low and sold high.

A dios mi amigo. You are a good guy Romeo. Good luck to you.

Agreed. No, but you can rest assured the non-Market Wizard members would do their best to take up the slack. :(

LOL! I always hope I'm just reading it wrong, you know how the printed word can seem different than intended sometimes.

The methods are altogether different really. There is no portfolio to post per se. And the method seeks to turn stocks over every 6-8 days. It would be like asking someone who trades the NQ that is offering critique on a stockpicking method to post his portfolio. Or even better, asking someone...

7's: AMKI, JBSS, MGAM, TRCI, YPF, SSNC, FPIC, GVHR, USBI, USPI 0's: CHS, FMT, MTLG, URBN, X, CTSH, CSGP, MRVL, SINA, LAVA 1's: CTXS, DCTM, SCHN, TSCO, TTWO, DRIV, ASKJ, ECLG, WEBX, DKS Here is the recent set of stocks that Jack posted. He did not include a Hotlist. And below...

yeah I'm still old school enough to think the market means the Dow. I see the S&P cash was outside, but the Nasdaq Composite was inside and down. How's 2:3? :)

No VVV', I should have included I felt you were being funny. It seemed so to me anyway. But it is a topic that comes up now and then and one I wanted to post on. My bad. As for the post about execution... I'm with you. I have learned a lot and been forced to learn in order to keep up. As...

How about inside slightly down, or inside down a bit, or inside barely down? :)

Where does the "maybe not" part come from? I am guilty of not reading posts thoroughly sometimes.

Considering the title of the thread and the basis of the first post have been accurate so far, I don't understand the beef. We've had an inside down day to this point.

When this thread started it was very intriguing because I know that Maverick is a serious options trader. And it forced me to study the principles behind the greeks in order to understand the goal of the trade. So I am nowhere near an ace, but it has tuned me in to some opportunities that I have...

Okay guys.... let's have a more productive afternoon session. I'm going to take db's suggestion and clear out the recent "conversation". No offense intended... just tidying up a bit.

You didn't ask me, but I'd like to post on it anyway. The idea that revealing a strategy dilutes its effectiveness is complete bunk. Considering the number of optionable vehicles alone makes any concern about the viability of this strategy moot. Add to that the fact that you could show this...

Probably similar to the national average... which unfortunately is pretty poor.

Excellent.

I think it is important to remember that a correction can occur by time and not just points.

First, thanks for the helpful replies bali' and Jabez. oddi, actually this question came to mind while looking over some Herhey stocks. I forget which one it was, but 65% of the total volume that day had been done by block trades. And the stock was one of those with maybe 2 million shares. So...