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so you're point is the downtrend over? (or best sell entry would be at 109-29?)

btw, whats the fastest place you get reports from?

I'd wait until the trend was clear ... even if that means a little missed opportunity -- there needs to be a catalyst. every EIA report that continues saying what it is will be just a little more reason to sell...

getting high? i thought we were talking about women here... and sophisticated? does that mean you do something somehow digitally instead? craigslist? :) j/k

i got a kick out of this.. now this is good at what you do ... 100 times and only caught once. :) http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/northcounty/20060915-1515-voyeur.html

interesting, the natural gas chart is even better though. http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.pnf?c=$NATGAS,p = Bearish price objective: $0. :) :)

Your analogy is great. I'll admit being new to the markets and having great times (and poor) in quite a few, I am still attempting to define my niche. But additionally, I do have a hard time -staying out of the action-. I often feel like I'm missing out on something if I stay out (which...

I don't think I was clear. I am equating lot sizes on future contracts with my avg position. Thats why I said lots. 4 QG = 60k, 1000 shares of 60 $ stock = 60k, 2 QM = 60k, 20 options of 60k stock = 120k (or if movement is small since delta is small, esp on OTM options) 20 options = 60k. So...

also I think perhaps my problem with so many options and stock trades failing is that I tend to fall in love with in attitude and marry a position to a company, which blinds me to the reacting to the technicals of the market. I have a hard time selling options as well, because the rational part...

4 ways: 1) in all fairness, some of those great days are from highly leveraged long options positions. so obviously it scales up more buying power than 1-4 lots (maybe 5-10 at most, but this is unusual). 2) much of these #s are from swing trades, so big moves are captured. 3) often i...

I'm a newer trader (really 6 months at it), and would like to share something probably common that I'm struggling with, but am determined to beat: I have a tendency after days of really great gains from deliberate and disciplined trading (ie in the 2k-10k profit range) to lose it quickly on...

what was that rally today? short covering and closing of positions for the week? who's bold enough to leave a short over the weekend? upside is 63.50 area, and downside is already 62.00 tested earlier today.

in real life, I trade 3-6 contracts. but you tempted me to put 1k contracts short into my paper trade account. Looking for 300k+ funny money :)

against what currency? the usd/eur moved earlier this morning and has been recovering ever since.

Don't you think anticipation of the fed rate pause will keep prices levitated?

this is my same methodology -- my problem is I jump in too quick usually. my discipline needs to seriously develop.

5.60 is a little ambitious with 10 or so trading days left in the month, with oil already at 62.50 and no good news in sight. My target is 5.10-5.25. I'd be more focused on those rear months falling down. :)

whats your price target now? or let it go til end of day? ps - was there any news responsible for that spike, or was that purely a technical breakout?

we broke resistance... just lets get to 111 at 107'100..

this looks like an ascending bullish triangle... just has to break 28