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<b>273</b> is 100% correct. I primarily trade the ER, and believe it to be the toughest emini of all to master. Once done, it is also the most profitable. If I were to pick one emini symbol alone for smoothness, directional swings and deliberate action, it would be the NQ first. NQ is the ER...

<b>Thunder</b>, Amazon used to carry all of her titles. These are aged works, must have been dropped by AMZN in the past year or so. Interesting. You can either find on shelf or place order thru Borders, etc instead. * My <b><i>general</i></b> take on religion is this: for those who...

Lunchtime. Venison-burger = vegetable soup is in the microwave. Short ER 725.40 = stop 23.40 and holding into the afternoon. Both ES and ER spiked upward on surge moves into the daily pivots simultaneously. That's a high-odds "fade trade" setup whenever offered. Bon apetit`

<b>T28</b>, all physical actions begin with thought. Harnessing one's mind for correct thought = taking correct actions. That is equally true for a golf swing, hitting a baseball, chopping wood, steering a car, shooting archery, lifting barbells... and taking correct trade entry signals...

Aligning one's mind for success: Four trades for me so far in Oct 2006 <u>Monday</u> ER short +4pts ER short +3pts <u>Tuesday</u> ER short +4pts ER long +6pts ** None of that would be possible for me if I did not practice the Universal Laws discussed inside "Wisdoms" book. I...

By far the most effective, life-changing book I've ever read was "The Wisdoms Of Florence Scovill Schinn" IMO, it contains all the secrets to life... including the keys to consistent, profitable trading. <b>Trader28</b>, this book also aptly explains where God truly does walk the earth...

<b>Vanquish</b>, go to <b>www.amex.com</b> and click on IWM shares link. Follow that to "holdings" and then "all holdings" for list of major stocks. Currently long ER 719.00 = stop 719.00 and holding for 725 daily pivot point :>)

<b>Romik</b>, my own 30th photo has yellowed around the edges :(

Happy 30th, <b>Gary!</b> Hope you get +30 ESpts as your gift :p

<i>Quote from NZDSPeCIALISt: I would never ever say anything to anyone. Money talks but wealth wispers. For example look at human nature right here on ET. Assuming I did such a thing and posted it on ET to inspire others, ET's finest would spend there time telling me why I didn't do it, what...

<b>lescor</b>, a hearty congrats on keeping your monthly profit streak intact.

A college professor, an avowed atheist and active in the ACLU, was teaching his class. He shocked several of his students when he flatly stated that once and for all he was going to prove there was no God. Addressing the ceiling he shouted: "GOD, if you are real, then I want you to knock me...

Perhaps an equally valid question: why would any trader watch CNBC at all? What value does it offer, i.e. how does CNBC help keep you on the correct side of price action with real money at work?

<i>"I'm glad, these bastards took me for 500 this weekend. I believe it's totally rigged. I play Hold-em in the real world and always do very well. It took only 3-4 hours to lose my wad."</i> I'm telling Mrs. Rennick where her savings for that romantic, getaway weekend went :eek:

<i>"Thanks for the replies guys. Appreciated. es175" </i> That is exactly the reason why we are here :cool:

<b>wint</b>, your post hits more nails squarely on the head than any I've read in a long, long time. Weeks, months or years from now, many people reading your words here will understand them much more clearly than they are capable of right now. Some things in our profession can be readily...

<b>Steve</b> is exactly right :>) Trying to catch the inevitable breakout has such systems "always in". Long - short - long - short... one trade is closed as another opens while markets go sideways and appear to break one way or the other in sideways fashion. Eventually, one direction...

<b>eagle</b>... I've got lots of "gone broke" stories from 2000 - 2001 era learned while contributing content to an option trading website. A lot of readers made huge money there from 1998 ~ 2000, most had no idea how it happened. Then late 2000 and beyond ensued. The biggest $$ loss I recall...

Virgin, I guess the toughest parts about FX trading are: #1: Trades around the clock. Invariably, the ideal entry - exit comes 1/2 hour before or after we're watching the charts. So... then we extend our trading hours in the chair both ways. Soon we're sleeping (a little) and watching FX...

<b>E.S.</b>, it looks like you've spent your Saturday pouring thru aged FX posts to check for signs of life. I for one appreciate your efforts... a lot of amusing stuff had the dust blown off for further perusal. Bottom line? FX is one tough market to trade, as you well know. I'd guess the...