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since everyone is getting all riled up about websites (chat rooms/stock picking, etc.) why not set up a review section for them? Not only would it provide a place for all the bile directed at the snake oil salesmen, it might even serve as a great place for newbies to find info and get a good...

might want to take a look at www.tc2000.com You can filter for ATR (avg trading range) and then divide by the stock price to get a percentage. I´m not sure if it will do exactly what you want it right off the bat or require some coaxing. Contact them and see what they say. They are a pretty...

Here is a link from Alan Farley´s excellent web site dedicated to pattern failures. Although it doesn´t address the originator´s question it definitely sheds some light on the matter. http://www.hardrightedge.com/wheel/hrefailures.htm

personally I´m not interested in why patterns fail, the question is intriguing but I doubt that answering it would lead to profits what I´ve learned from experience is that going with a failed pattern is a high probability trade. For a great recent example of a failed head and shoulder top...

Only allow intelligent, polite, dedicated and passionate traders to post. well it is a wishlist afterall, isn´t it? :D

trading from offshore means that you have a presence outside of your tax jurisdiction (whether legal or illegal). Usually an IBC structure is used to open an account in its name and then trading authority is given to whomever the board chooses. you may want to take a look at www.internaxx.com...

basically this person´s boat was lifted by the rising tide and he mistook it for something he did! his returns were astronomical during the bubble-mania but since then he has reverted to the mean. nothing special in other words. You can find out yourself by getting a free trial to the...

the regulators do not work for us (traders/investors) they work for large banks in Canada. The newspapers also work for the banks, pretty much the whole country works for them. the media has no interest in entering a battle royale.....because they are part of the system.

if you go to their website (www.matrox.com) you can find a messageboard that the company has set up to answer such questions. The board is frequented by techies inside and outside the company. You will need to register but it only takes 20 seconds.

lol...its not the regulators its the banks shaking in their boots! Datek is also being stone walled but apparently IB has more balls and is pushing much harder. Good for them. I wish IB all the best and can´t wait to see those incompetent idiots react to a 85% plus drop in their commission...

is it just me or is the IPO window squeaking open once again? I know a few are playing this new trend (P2 for one mentioned it a while back). Any thoughts on what this portends for the rest of the market? anyone else dipping their toes in IPOs? please share your thoughts on this.

This is a bug in the driver from Matrox. Their new drivers (available at their website www.matrox.com) fix this. Download and install the new driver and you're all set! No reason to give up on an excellent video card.

why not have him open the account and then get trading authority over it?

all you ever wanted to know and more at: www.nasdaqtrader.com

Breaking the 200 day avg is no easy task. Take a look at the Nasdaq when it shimmied up and down the avg last summer only to settle below it later on. Also look at the SOX as it first approached the 200 avg from below a few months ago. Usually several attempts and a range nearby are the...

ddefina, I also don't try to 'predict' and in trading I only react. However since I enjoy the markets and find it an interesting exercise in analysis, I do form opinions. My current one is similar to yours :)

Nicodermus, you can already do that by logging into your account through the web based TWS.

I also got the ads from Jay. I wrote him in the hopes that he would mention the attempt of the insiders to limit option trading in RM.com and back came an advertisement for his buisiness. :confused: :confused:

Sadly, RM is simply not what it used to be. Without Todd Harrison and the irreplaceable gem that goes by the name of Doug Kass from Seabreeze Partners. Kass was there for a short time but totally won my admiration to the same level as Toddo. Who will forget his short calls on Harley Davidson...

take a look at this: http://www.cross-currents.net/commentary.htm