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That means you would have to change a small intraday stop loss to a relatively much larger multiday stop loss. What are they? Say, $0.50 and $5.00 respectively? After using an initial margin-to-equity ratio for intraday, the account would be taking huge risk for becoming a multiday...

Perhaps you would find from this book something related to your experience. Seems many interesting comments from Amazon! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Kroijer

Interested in hearing your experiences. Have you posted any details before?

Too many more answers: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-most-important-mathematical-idea-in-stock-trading http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/10188335/Quants-the-maths-geniuses-running-Wall-Street.html http://time.com/money/3735703/investing-basic-math-equations/...

Hourly update: http://www.cnbc.com/opec/

I think, it's probably counting - especially profits! :D

imo: it looks like there has been a stagnation of domestic economy in the US as its current ongoing trend has been trying to protect the farming and energy industries, as usual, hence getting voters support from the states generating incomes from these industries.

Why would people in a smart country accept a public policy about stimulating investment in research infrastructure? A government's lack of that would make the country, being currently the best and strongest basically in every individual advanced technologies, possibly undermining one huge...

imo, I think a term like infrastructure spending is a good example that has been outdated and misleading for long time to the public/people - general voters. And that is exactly why we really need to develop an updated course for every individual voters. Mainly due to a government cannot...

Perhaps, just perhaps, the most important infrastructure would be to provide the people proper education about how economics, politics and government can work together effectively for a country. Every single individuals should get a pass grade to be qualified for participating election...

Wise comment - a man's creation too!

imo: I think, Say, the US sooner or later would have to change the current taxation system under a robots-driven economy world. Consumption tax such as VAT or GST would be the first step. After that, probably there could be a new "Production-value tax" - PVAT based on every individual...

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