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No need to cry fault. SD will be a fact of life. Just like condoms, it is a minor inconvenience for a lot of pleasure. (until your account blows up).

so that you can pay more commissions. :D

that's it... you saw the light !

there is a remedy for catchers of falling knives... http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/index.html

reads like a set up

My lesson of the day. This AHA should have happened in January, but it popped up today, so I will share it with you. On 15:05, I drew a RTL from 13:30, thinking this might be a new Pt3 for a new up channel. Then I consult Mr. Gau. He said the reds are increasing. i.e. this down move...

you are talking about a guy famous for selling naked puts.

I don't buy options with less than 90 days expiration. Only newbies do that. At times of impending move, I would consider less than 90 days, but over 60 days for sure. I would only buy short term option that is deep ITM. But then, if I have to go deep ITM, there are other alternatives I...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5393904704265757054&q=amd

not a chance. if your os is an OEM with the computer, MS will promptly refer you back to the manufacturer for assistance.

I found this quite educational and entertaining.

a willing buyer will assess the market potential, and enters a willing bid through his broker, a willing seller will assess the market potential, and enters a willing offer through his broker. If the bid price and the offer price matches, a contract is created.

by the willing seller who wants to sell it at that price at that time. edit: if there were no willing sellers, there would be no offer quoted.

A gambler in disguise? http://www.canadianbusiness.com/my_money/investing/article.jsp?content=20061003_092247_5388

codify his idea? it is already done. (by more than one party.) test? also done. Both back test and forward test. The program is in production, with positive results posted on ET.

you are correct. when there are more buyers than seller, the price will momentarily goes up above "fair value". The arbitrageur will step in to return the price to equilibrium. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrage

here's a pix of the flying machine: this picture was posted by Jack last year. I bet all the clueless are still clueless about it.

do you understand the term "Form Fitting" ?

LOL

peterffy is still in control. He only sold a small portion of his company through IPO. he is still in charge. the rates are very competitive. there are lots of brokers with similar, or lower rates than IB. I doubt being a public company will drive the rate up.