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Haven't seen you post in a while. Really miss the thread you were a part of. If you don't believe TA works just watch him trade for a day. You'll be graveling at his feet. He taught me a lot.

I was under the impression that IB didn't have an accurate paper account. I thought they gave false data on it. Meaning any strategy you have on there wouldn't mean anything.

I dont know how the last post was relevant but all the other stuff was helpful. I'm going to try out a few different things and see what happens. Thanks all for your help. This is the kind of thing I like about ET. I hate when everything turns to a pissing match.

I like this. I can't help it but when I misinterpret PA I immediately think I should have done the opposite. Ignoring any of my previous rules and just taking on a new trade. I need to be so much more disciplined. I have a profitable system but when I get emotional I lose money. I just have so...

I interpret PA at S&R and PP's. Stop right out of reach of support limit at next technical level.

It always seems that whenever I make a mistake that it turns into a slew of mistakes. Why does this happen and what can I do to keep this from continuing to happen.

hmm. Interesting. Not sure I fully understood what you were saying but I think i got the gist of it. Are you saying that those are naturally corrective levels and that by highlighting them we just get more people to pay attention to them?

I think you have a mis perception of what pivots are. I don't know if anyone believes these to be magic numbers that for some reason just seem to have significance. I think they were purposefully invented to be used exactly as they are being used today. They are points in the market where...

Hey anyone who has specific times and directions gets props in my book. I listened and as soon as price action dictated took the move down. +30 already.

I mean honestly it doesn't matter what section it is listed under it doesn't deserve an ignorant response like that. Regardless of what its listed as you would have seen it on the front page anyways. My question was why you felt like you had to let everyone know you hated it.

And some people just hate the world. This may be a lame topic in your opinion but all that means is you don't have to read or respond to it. The mere fact that you replied implies the poster caught your attention.

"The first modern socialists were early 19th century Western European social critics. In this period, socialism emerged from a diverse array of doctrines and social experiments associated primarily with British and French thinkers—especially Robert Owen, Charles Fourier, Pierre-Joseph...

Are you serious? Communism is merely a form of socialism. In true socialism there is no such thing as private property. Here is a little reading in case you need help. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism

I like this. My previous post was just for the idiot before me.

Obama wouldn't believe in day trading because that would mean you would own stock. You aren't allowed to have private property in a socialist country.

Or get enough money that you can hire and train other people to trade your money. Effectively breaking down your account into smaller accounts in which larger returns are possible.

I always see people use the word "edge". In all seriousness what in the world do you mean. I don't think I have an edge. But I make money. I just look at the chart and I take notice of the PA at S&R levels in conjunction with Pivot Points and I decide who has control of the market for the time...

Hey don't be ashamed. You think you have to holy grail and its a really good feeling. Hold on to it. Your going to need to remember feelings like this in a couple days, or hours I'm not sure how super this super signal is. But in all seriousness, fuck that shit. Do it the old fashion way and...

I've discovered that I'm absolutely horrible at detecting sarcasm. Is this one of those cases where I just didn't get it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt First graph on the left. I don't know what that says to you but it tells me that debt as percent of gdp has remained fairly constant. I'm all for balancing the budget and trying to make that number as low as possible, i'm merely pointing...