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May I invite you to reread the article carefully? It clearly says and I quote: "...the chance of the stock closing Friday above $30 was considered to be especially low" This statement does not make any sense of course, because once again there is absolutely nothing unusual about a stock moving...

What's so unusual about a $29.50 stock making a lousy 50 cents move (1.67%) in one day?!? :D

On the contrary, if you could tell your computer what a trendline is, then you would be able to backtest its (alleged) predictive power. Same thing with support and resistance lines, if you could computerize them then you would be able to see if they truly give a trading edge or if they are...

On the contrary, if you could tell your computer what a trendline is, then you would be able to backtest its (alleged) predictive power. Same thing with support and resistance lines, if you could computerize them then you would be able to see if they truly give a trading edge or if they are...

What market??? :confused: US stock market? European stock market? Asian stock market? Futures? Forex? ETF? Bond market? Supermarket? Fish Market? Tuna is on sale this week, want some (cigarette not included)? :D

The only problem is that there are no democrats, republicans, left, right, center, communists/capitalists, etc... all these political groups/ideologies are created/controlled by the same invisible Elite so that they can serve their own interests ( and their own interests only!) while still...

Beg your pardon?? :confused:

Hi NoDoji, If you were talking about scaling out of a position using first profit target, second profit target and so forth and then raising your stop to close the remaining portion of your open position later I couldn't agree more. Otherwise, there is no such thing as a "reasonable" profit...

This thread is not about stop loss, but profit target. Buying at support (or shorting at resistance) is easy, but when to exit a winning position is the mystery here. There are only a few ways to enter a winning position, but thousands of ways to get out. The problem is that the exit...

You buy stock XYZ on Tuesday at 10 PM because earnings reports are very positive and the stock takes off like a NASA rocket. So where/when do you get out (exit the winning position), according to your "logic" ? When earnings become negative on the next report, I suppose ?

Where on earth did you get that idea? Seriously.

Reread his message, that company is all over the place: New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland and now Cyprus. So what police are we talking about here?

Perhaps, but it's not in their best interest to milk "too much"... :cool: :D Yes, but it's more a software innovation than a real technological change, so to speak.

I think two major technological events changed the way people trade during the last decades: The Internet (so millions of people can trade online almost 24h a day) and the ever-growing processing power of modern computers and high-speed telecommunication devices.

Well, you are required to notify your bank of a dispute (in writing, just calling doesn’t obligate them to do anything), within 60 days of the statement date the charge appears on. You should also contact the company and tell them you are about to reverse the charge. Sometimes it's enough...

Absolutely! Personally I cannot stay away from a chart more than a few hours, except for sleeping :D

But of course, ALL Forex transactions clear through the biggest banks and other major financial institutions, that's how currencies are bought and sold in the first place! How?? :confused: The Forex market exists so that people can buy and sell foreign currencies all over the world, for...

If you made a deposit by credit card you could contact your bank - in person or via their website - and ask them to reverse the charge, that way you would at least break even. Found this website about this company (OptionRally)...

I buy EUR/USD at 1.3300 and sell it at 1.3600 (for a 300 pip profit), for example, where is the scam here?? :confused:

You are of course under no obligation to do anything, all I am saying is that if you want to be credible and attract potential sponsors/investors, you need to produce a 100% transparent track record. Just my 2 cents.