Search results

  1. comagnum

    snore..ZZZZZZ.... another sleeper for S&P

    Options - once considered a dog of an instrument when futures burst out on the scene, are back in style since it takes less $ than futures & equities and the advent of options on futures. Never have or would trade a single option - to many moving parts for my monkey brain. The U.S. is #3 in...
  2. comagnum

    Name Dropping

    the name magnum, how could anyone not like that name??LOL-true......... Thanks - my name was a typo, it was supposed to be CroMagnon - I must have been partying when I registered here.
  3. comagnum

    snore..ZZZZZZ.... another sleeper for S&P

    Open interest over the years is kind of flat. Volume looks like its fading. Eric Hunsador - CEO Nanex: V = Volume, L = Liquidity, P = price move High V + High L = Small P High V + Low L = Big P High V + #HFT only L = Flash Crash Open Interest Volume
  4. comagnum

    snore..ZZZZZZ.... another sleeper for S&P

    Classic summer dull drums - low volume & all the action is early on. But hey, the NQ/FTSE/DAX/HSI/NK evening session was rockin!
  5. comagnum

    Places to see details of specific strategies

    LINDQ said: I have never seen a strategy in the publication that backtested profitably on my systems The back-testing on these strategies is shown in the magazine which often covers more than a decade, so that is just not true. They give all the disclaimers that historical performance- bla bla...
  6. comagnum

    Places to see details of specific strategies

    Get a subscription to 'Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities'. I think the subscription is $80 per year or for $5 per month you can access all of their past material, tons of strategies covered and it is searchable. Every month there are strategies covered that is written by some of the...
  7. comagnum

    Dream Big !

    Here is a comment from one of the market wizards, Peter Brandt, he has a sustained ROR of 49% spanning 4 decades. Jack Schwagger considers him one of his favorites for this incredible track record. Peter knows the math of trading like few do and tells it like it is. He considers trying to trade...
  8. comagnum

    "How I Afford to Travel the World"

    Yea - spent plenty of time in other countries and saw first hand why we are called 'the ugly American tourist'. I retract my former comment that people are the same everywhere.
  9. comagnum

    Stock market trading courses

    I would start off by listening to 'chat with traders' - it's free and covers all the dimensions of trading. Maybe take notes - you can learn from the experiences of 100+ successful traders. Note what techniques/tactics these traders have in common and what they think is important. A bunch of...
  10. comagnum

    Dream Big !

    Nice stories. The stock/commodities markets are the biggest wealth creating devices on the planet. $400 in 1969/1970 when Seykota & Dennis started trading is equivalent to $2,400 now. $25,000 in 1972 when Baldwin started trading is equivalent to $146,371 now. $30,000 in 1972 when Marcus...
  11. comagnum

    "How I Afford to Travel the World"

    Someone had said this, but I was not me - hence that is why it was in italics. The original poster deleted it. I am willing to bet my life and the lives of my entire family that not a single individual in the Middle East or Asia would publish such a garbage littered with so much stupidity...
  12. comagnum

    "How I Afford to Travel the World"

    So what if shes making $ from the market and spending it traveling - good for her! Her technique is spot on for a bull market. She did not mention using margin or borrowing $ to invest with - so it's not like she is taking foolish risks. In a bull market the investors are the real winners. I...
  13. comagnum

    Stock market trading courses

    If you buy that course you will regret it big time later on when you you find out that course is the same material you could have gotten out of the more popular trading books which you can pick up on Amazon used for under $10. And forget day trading.
  14. comagnum

    80% of the time

    The market is trending, not ranging.Who wants to dispute? Since the 4 big U.S. stock indexes all hit a new high on 6-9 and none of them have closed below the previous weeks low, your hypothesis appears to be sound.
  15. comagnum

    Naked Straddle Margin Requirements

    Why does 'naked straddle' always make me think of the 'iron condom' or whatever you call it.
  16. comagnum

    YUKK!!! what a crappy day for ES

    How can price open away from vvap? You mean from globex vvap or you wanted to say it "stays" away from vvap. Your right - my error. I meant to say price breaks away from the VWAP line , usually early in the session and in a parabolic move.
  17. comagnum

    YUKK!!! what a crappy day for ES

    How do you identify a day as a trending day, like last Friday, before it occurs? After the first half hour here are some of the signs of a trend day. not saying this is the only way - just my way since you asked: * Breaking out of a muti day/week/month consolidations or narrowing ranges -...
  18. comagnum

    YUKK!!! what a crappy day for ES

    Early recognition of the structure of a trading day is essential to the active trader's success. I day trade the indexes, holding for the entire session, only when there are signs of trend day which are about 10% of the days. Those are the big pay days where you have an edge - the opposite of...
  19. comagnum

    Ideal leverage?

    No margin ... no cry.
  20. comagnum

    Crazy valuations... Crazy stock performance

    yet the mob, at least those that even short, usually bet against the very strongest stocks/companies when there are plenty of dogs out there.
Back
Top