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I thought I was losing my mind. I couldn't see the forest for the trees. I should have taken a step back and look at the big picture. Everything looks so clear in hindsight.

BE DO HAVE It is a good time to re-read/review Building_Minds_for_Building_Wealth_v2.2.pdf

no hurry. A new version is coming. Spyder/Mak will give instructions when we arrived at Str/Squ.

You have left foot prints behind Hershey for many years now, and you still not sure?

he's no dummy. he's trolling for your reaction.

Indeed, especially for those of us who has prior trading experience, we need to focus on learning to trade at the tree level, and not to get ahead of ourselves.

a very telling story.

there are a ton of stuff for you to explore here: http://tickquest.com/

my morning chart. I was away from the desk, the annotation after 11:15 were in hindsight. Did 4 trades in the morning, gross 11pts. Family obligation cost me the major move, again. (Such as life.)

Don't bother. He doesn't even know what a FTT is. :p He thinks he knew, but I doubted.

I went to lunch instead.

Go read the story of this guy. You might learn something new. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=78064

not to mention the hidden orders that are invisibly lurking everywhere.

that is, you assume you "know" when to cut your loss. i.e. you know your "small" profit will add to large profit by letting it "run". and you know that by letting a small profit run, you won't let it become a small loss. many small losses can also bankrupt you. I know people who...

MultiCharts is affected.

Globex has more than sufficient liquidity to trade. With Globex, when you get a quote, you get a fill, immediately. With cash, even if you get filled, you might not get a report for a while. Why bother with that hassle?

why t trade cash when you can trade futures?

if you use the harddisk for video streaming, of if the harddisk is for a database server, then you would need a faster access hd. for single user? no, that speed wouldn't have made a difference.

http://www.cme.com/