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damn, i was leaning towards, "hard and fast rules from beginning to end," til i read... ...but like you said, i may evolve into a discretionary trader. p.s. once again darkhorse makes a great post!

something about this post makes me like it.

this makes me ask myself..ok so, that said, what do we actually do then? how can we "keep it simple?" this may be similar to darkhorse's question of "Better to phrase the question another way?" all in all, i'm still confused when it comes to entries..do they matter or not? my gut says they...

you may want to read his journals. hehe jk dude..

yea, some congrats are definitely due to Seanote, imo. oh shit that actually made me giggle!

sure, go ahead! hehe had to laugh at that.. :D

not sayin i agree with it, but maybe they can get away with it because it is technically true. :confused: i agree the conditions to get that rate should also be stated when advertised, if they are currently not.

Traden4Alpha is right, this has been an overlooked post, imo. is the answer to this question yes or no? if no, that the data should not influence you, why look for trends then? i think most people here try to identify a trend in some way, with moving averages or whatever. could you not say the 2...

Traden4Alpha, i agree, what jperl asked is a good question. my question to you is, yes or no, in regards to what jperl asked? hehe

lmao this thread is hilarious! i've shown her here before, but here's my girlfriend...

that would be like admitting a favorite child. hehe

i have a feeling he'll return. lol this sounds kinda like batman. lmao this pic NAILS it!

so what's the alternative?

The original version of the ant and the grasshopper: The ant works hard in the withering heat all summer long, building his house and laying up supplies for the winter. The grasshopper thinks he's a fool and laughs and dances and plays the summer away. Come winter, the ant is warm and well...

pretty good movie. i almost didn't want to watch when some of our guys were stranded and surrounded near the end.

yeah, can you explain specifically what happened?

which makes me ask, why are some people so quick to say: "If it were me, I'd trade against the position to establish a profit." what's the point?

when you said "cover" i thought you meant as in covering a short. is there an advantage to exiting the trade immediately? like, is there a difference if you held the position as long as it kept going in your favor vs. exiting immediately? does it make it harder for the trade to be broken if...

ok thanks, that's what i thought.