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Thanks for the feedback Avalanche...glad to hear the sites legit. :cool:

Cool... I hope this concept works. I hate paying $100 for a video, just to discover it wasn't what I was hoping for. Thanks for the link, dude. :D

www.lfgfutures.com/backtool/margins.htm

http://realtime.barchart.com/info/symbols.asp?code=mri

It wasn't to bad. At the time it was state-of-the-art. Expensive as hell, too. I think I was paying like $300 a month.

That brings back some memories...:D My old job required me to travel around the country, and I always looked forward to getting to the major cities so I could whip out my Quotrek and check my options...

Find a mentor...If you can locate someone in your area who is already trading and has experience, offer to pay him to let you sit there and watch and ask questions.

I use it...works fine. www.dynastoresoftware.com/

If I were a young speculator with $50,000 to trade. I would take an initial position of no more than 10% of the total-$5000-and set exit points to limit potential losses to 10 to 20% of that-a $500 to $1000 loss. In other words, I would set it up so that my losses were no more than 1 to 2% of...

Wow...that's great dude...73% ! :D Actually, the 1 out of 15 wasn't as bad as it sounds. I was only out $140 bucks for the day, because my one profit was over 5 times the size of my average loss. But boy, would I like to trade 73%...:D

I never really thought about whether I was useful to society or not. I trade because it's what I want to do. As long as it last, I feel like the luckiest person in the world, because I'm doing exactly what I want to do. Is there something wrong with that? :cool:

That's why it's important to have rules. I find myself trying to "anticipate" so many times, and usually, I wind up paying for it with a loss or a missed profit. :cool:

Well, the way my trading went today, I'll take advice from either one of them. 15 trades=14 losers=1 winner...lol

Thanks for the .pdf...I know it's not any big deal really, but the markets were slow and I thought it was kinda interesting.

Here's the chart... I don't know why the charts white, the one I attached was black, but anyway this was 12-06.

It appears Mr. Williams made a trade on 12/06 (see link) www.worldcupadvisor.com/liveupdate/closedpos/showclosedpos.asp?LIVEADVISOR_ID=25 The Buy was at 896.75 and the Sell at 895.75 for a 1 point loss. Now, the question is...did he go long at the break of the days high...

This is a site I like to go to when I'm having problems with my PC. Maybe you can get some info there. www.windowsbbs.com/

I may be wrong about this, but I've heard that every ticket isn't necessarily recorded. Most brokers will advise you that you may get a fill even though the price didn't fill on your charts. It's happened to me before. I called my broker to exit a S&P trade that I thought was going to be...

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A 133T is just a 133 Tick chart and the channel is 30 period. Yes, I take quick profits of around $70 to $80 bucks and I try to keep my average loss around $20 bucks. The best way to weed out false signals is try to determine a trend. Takes a little practice.