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So movement in the depth of the market in e-minis has little to do witht he actual market trend. Slim [/B] That is a very interesting point Slim.

I forgot the name of Threei's website but they have a scanner setup for this and a couple of other things I believe.

I realize that the usual meaning is : dont overcomplicate things, but I have found that trading 1 minute flags with no indicators is not a simple matter. There are a many, many things to be considered. If it was simple we'd all be rich.

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Everybody says keep it simple. It cracks me up. I have found nothing about trading simple.

Com'n flash. Jeez. If you knew beforehand what the market was going to do it would take all the fun out of it.

If they are all in the same room why bother with a wireless setup? Hardwire much more reliable imo. I tried a wireless setup with computers in different rooms and it didnt take long for me to go back to hardwire.

Look at a 5min chart of the ES over the last few days. You dont think this schizophrenic behaviour is psychological??

yes. IB. yes

It is the most popular because most players are afraid of no-limit.

I tried to read one of Harry's posts once. Some kind of puzzle I think but I couldnt figure it out.

My IQ is, ahh, err, ah what was the question again?

Wow. If you catch good cards early in 75% of your games I would like to have half your action. Im not that lucky. I can usually make it to the final five with most of my stake intact. Seems like there are always two or three that blow out early on.

I think you're probably already doing this but I found with the single table tournaments if you play ultra conservative in the first part of the tournament you can almost always make it to the final five which cuts your odds in half. This should put you in the money most of the time. ps. not...

I think this is a fad Allen, due to the recent popularization of the wpot, wsop, etc. The pros will move into these games for awhile because of the easy pickings. Amatuers do not last long in no limit games and when the supply of newbies peters out they will move back to the limit games because...

I just find it interesting that there hasnt been extensive backtesting of these numbers come up here as it seems it would be fairly easy to do. If somebody knows of any studies along this line please let us know. I have read lots of explanations of the influence of the numbers but have not found...

That is very interesting. I wonder why this is the first time I have seen this come up. Appreciate the input.

The huge majority of professional poker players play limit poker for a living. The occasional no-limit tournaments are a sideline.

Hmmm. I didnt notice anything out of line but I wasnt paying much attention after 11:30. I felt obligated to say something tho because I have found esignal to be pretty reliable overall.

Hmmm. I quoted an article by a trading psychologist a long while back whose reasearch came to pretty much the opposite conclusion. He found that many good traders were kind of onery. Cant remember the name offhand.