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How about the open-source neural network packages? Or to do it right, do you need software specifically geared for analyzing stock prices?

I agree, I love to travel .... but when no one speaks English .... unless you become fluent in another language it's gonna get old really quickly.

The only site that I have seen to do something like that is http://www.tradingphysics.com/Charts/ViewIndicatorsChart.aspx

I am looking forward to try InfiniDB when it is released for Windows, probably in July. It is similar to Infobright but supports insert/delete/update.

Lots of stocks just creeping downward today. Can't remember when I last saw a chart like NTES today, popping up in the AM and then a steady selloff. Even SLM today, usually would have found support by now.

If you are prepared to be a workaholic for another 12 years building a trading business .... go for it!

Sounds like he was a real standup guy ... some of the best traders fly under the radar.

This is a real issue with futures data, from a while back ..... so they haven't fixed it yet? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=117012

$VIX :D

Well the vote is Sunday, I just sent an email to my senator. http://www.rallycongress.com/2/2159/please-vote-no-on-universal-health-care-legislation

Working now :)

Anyone else unable to trade TF futures today? The order hangs in TWS, "Transmitted, not yet acknowledged" (Never had this problem)

Yes slippage on a limit order will always go in your favor. There was an offer already out there, below your price, so your order just hit that offer.

Oil is one of the weird futures where the April contract expires in March .... how it is displayed depends on the broker.

ABX is looking good .... my current long-term trade is long gold / long dollar index. Lots more upside potential and I think the hedge will protect the downside, at least until a meaningful amount of bad debt is flushed out of the economy.

Thoughts on gold? Are you in or still watching?

:p

Donald Trump does it all the time, many of the dot-com startups too. Raise capital, speculate wildly, pay yourself a huge salary, oops we are bankrupt.

So far, looking good. What do you analyze to make a forecast? Price? Price+Volume?

I like the idea, but natural gas is almost impossible to invest in over the long term because of the negative roll yield. Look at the cash price, it isn't that cheap...