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Another sign of a stock bubble...a member on investors.com just wrote that stocks were a hedge against government uncertainty!:rolleyes:

Pretty damn sure the big players profit from their upgrade/downgrade announcements too...what a scam!o_O

Frederick...come on, this isn't how it USUALLY goes down at rallies and you know it! If you're talking about other than rallies, it would USUALLY be five brown eggs surrounding a single brown egg...ever heard of Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles? This was not meant to be a racist remark...just a...

Could you please explain this to Buy1Sell2.:)

They have algos that read words extremely fast...is my understanding?

Is this with real money?

Something I've also said before...I read every damn thing I could get my hands on for years, but in the end I closed my mind off to any outside information and focused on pure price action and the natural dynamics of the markets...a deep intuitive type of observation with an open mind to any...

Trade small, trade small, trade small...for a long time. I've said this so many times to help noobies save a lot of money! You will go through a learning curve and many market condition changes...lose the least amount of money you can until you get this down. If you need to make a good income...

My best trick is to hold out until workout time, then have a big spoonful of unfiltered honey before the workout...energy boost that will satisfy the brain and help you workout harder and won't tax your body with digestion! I can't stand having that starving feeling and waiting for my workout...

Volente...if this is your style then go for it! I hope you succeed. It's not my style to call a top like you, but so what...I still like your bravery.:)

Typical day is boring...trading is very mechanical. I spend more time reading and thinking about investing more than trading each day. Not too many things influence my trading, but investing has a ton of influence from the everyday headlines...among other things.

Yippee! I'm going to take out a 2nd mortgage on my house and max out my credit cards...then buy, buy, buy away!!! :confused:

I remember the crash of '87...I was an intern at a financial planning firm...my boss was throwing things at the wall and in tears...she was a mess. I called my broker (another firm) to sell half my mutual fund shares that day...it took a long time to actually talk to someone. I was called the...

Wow...that looks like a major project! How did you find that article Zandy, been looking for a second home?:D

I would say...the worse the crises is to "Armageddon" the more someone would have to receive in gold to give up food! The more a farmer would think "things" will turnaround eventually, the more he'd feel good about the value of gold holding up? P.S. Not trying to be an ass here, but the piano...

Makes you wonder what a desperate government is capable of? Would they force farmers to produce food...or would they temporarily seize farming land and offer food to starving people to work the land? Since countries have different quantity/quality of agriculture, I'm sure standing governments...

It seems if farmers are willing to accept pianos in exchange for food, they would accept gold too!

How did the farmers get paid? If the markets wiped out all the wealth and the currency became worthless, what did people pay the farmers with in exchange for the food? Just stuff (barter)? It seems the people would not have enough stuff of value worth trading for? Farmers don't want to go into...

I will gladly sell you $10,000 worth of ding dongs for $10,000 of gold right now! Apparently, both of us will feel more secure about the future if we do this trade...right? :wtf:

That's scary!:wtf: