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Of course this is a shot at the U.S. because people claim that we are anti-immigration, which is a complete lie. The only thing we ask is that you do it legally. Not only that, we ask also that you add value to our society. Coming here and wanting to leech off of the system and demand that we...

I don't know a whole lot about options but based on what and others have stated in this thread, it may be worth looking into options for risk management purposes.

Isn't that what I said in the flip side?

The biggest danger of swing trading futures is the possibility of some overnight news event that send prices into a tailspin. On the flip side, this is good if you're on the right side of the trade. I.E: The Swiss Franc debacle a couple of years ago. As for protection...besides a stop loss...

Defaults and interest rates would be the things to now watch for.

If more traders were uninformed, wouldn't that be an opportunity for you with your superior knowledge of markets? Why stop your potential bread and butter?

What's the point of these sort of topics?

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If you wanna over complicate things by claiming that you need to know why a thing is happening, that's on you but what I stated works for me.

Dennis Gartmann has said that the market is going to continue higher, so we may be close.

You'd need deep pockets for that, I'd think.

TSLA is at the top of a 3-year trading range. If it is to move higher, its current area has to be taken out. This is, to me, an area where one may want to move their stops up if they're long.

I don't know when but one thing I do know is that those who have been calling the top have gotten fucked with no Vaseline if they betted.

I wouldn't say that much. At times, I'd have to run one or the other.

That's double the ram that I had, so I'm sure that would be sufficient.

That's how I really learned to read charts....by day trading and watching markets move all day. There's no better charting education than that. It's that experience which helps to call the major trends on bigger time frames.

I was hoping to wait for my insurance company to cash me out but that may be worth looking into now.

Oh damn. That would have been the most obvious thing to do.

So, I'm officially on the market for a new PC. Some lowlives broke into my house and stole all of my electronics including both my desktop and laptop. All I have left is this laptop that I bought in 2007. lol I'm therefore forced to buy another one. Last time I bought a computer was in 2011...

The thing I've learned about day trading is that the potential to make money on a daily basis is very luring. It's possible but it's the most taxing endeavor that you'll ever engage in. IMO, there's more room for error if you hold for a longer time frame.