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bad programming.

Being able to trade profitably is the best way to market yourself. (Or having a fat client list, if you're a broker) Build a track record, either way.

I'm skeptical. I've been worked with a few props in Chicago for past few years... (Don't live there now...) Most Chicago Props won't teach you anything. You can expect a "Here's a computer... Now Trade!" or "Read 'Trading in the Zone'.... Now Trade!". That's the reality of it...

Define simple. Using a single chart with OHLC data, with no indicator is simple. Buying someone else's system and autotrading it in a bot broker is simple. Trading in a CME / CBOT pit as a local is simple. Developing models and having it automated via FIX / API is simple. Having a...

Dependency.

It's possible. Lotta hard work involved.

Anyone reading ET in Japan (Tokyo) wanna do a meeting??? I'm sure there are a few and I need to speak English once in a while and share info / fun like Chicago Meetings.... Also, I'm looking for guys who plays poker... can't seem to find them around here..

Dealers.

Good times... So how's the "new" Chicago ET meetings going??? I need to keep things in check, being the 1st "self-declaring" alumni of Chi-ET drinker

If you can continue to build your skill for at least 2 years, you're on the right track. 3-4 months of trading and talking about instinct is too premature... Sometime in your career, you hit a time where everything you felt starts going the other way around. Breaking that inner barrier...

Learn Java because you're using E-signal.

If you're serious, learn a programming language.

LOL... nitro, I want my Shioda Gozo DVD back!

Coming from both backgrounds... (Systematic and Discretionary) What do you look at when you drive? Do you just look at the lines on the road? Do you just look at the stop signs? Do you just look at the street lights? ================================= Now... if you had to teach...

Most trading software: For Tradestation: Plot1( Close * BigPointValue);

Hrmmm... I agree 1/2 way. I'm sticking to psychology but from a broad point of "learning something". Of course, you start trading and you learn from it. But if the lessons demands you to gain new knowledge or skill, you should do it. In a very micro-scopic view, let's say you only use...

Markets change. If not let's bring back the Egg Futures.

Markets change. If that 30 trades are enough... fine...

Well, all this will create newbies / losers to think good traders have precognition towards market moves.... Way to go!!!

It's a simple issue. Newbies don't understand that both discretionary and systematic traders are very much the same. For some people, they like to seperate it because they couldn't succeed in one side of it. Others just write stuff without really knowing about the other (even both) side...