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Perhaps we should just nationalize everything. Perhaps a command and control economy is the answer. I mean, it worked for the USSR, didn't it?

Two ways to look at this: Number of hours spent studying/reasearching AND experiencing live price action. VS. Number of hours experiencing live price action. Averaging five hours a day of live price action yields a total of approximately 1250 hours per year. Which means eight...

How many UofC-ers on this board? Show of hands, please...

nicely annotated chart...

I use TT. It's the best I've tried...and I've tried a lot of them (e.g, e-signal, dtn, IB, TradeStation, etc.)

the part i like is his plug for an ergonomic chair designer for whom he is an affiliate. classy.

will someone explain something to me, please? barack obama is as far left-of-center as any major party presidential nominee in the history of this country. Arguably, he's further to left than anyone who's come before. not saying that's bad. just saying that's what it is. ok. to put...

History always repeats itself, but rarely in the same way. Or, to put it less elegantly: Depression my ass.

Alas, I agree. Odds are it's bullshit. Just another fine day on E.T....

MultiCharts is magnificent...their customer support is unsurpassed. And, by the way, as a born-and-bred, right-wing American, I'm most grateful for the opportunity to support Russian private enterprise.

interesting. source?

For an American trader thinking of relocating to Europe, what are the best options, and why? criteria 1) connectivity/time zone (more or less equal among candidates, right?) 2) tax structure (in light of peculiar tax strictures on American citizens) 3) quality-of-life (for a...

this country is so fucked.

oh. well, now i feel like a real ignoramus. but, thanks for the info...

sdd = ?

LOL.... but, seriously, anyone?

Logged onto ET this morning and here's what I saw...any thoughts, anyone? Thanks. (P.S. I live in the United States).

"fundamental" "drastically" those are powerful and emotional modifiers. why not just let price action do the talking? from what I see so far today, this is the closest to "normal" that the market's been in a week.

no. this time it's different. sure, we've risen the equivalent of 2000 Dow points in over the last two sessions (factoring in the current globex session) but this time it's gonna keep on going. retracements are for people who just don't get it.

yep. but that involves genuine skill. presumeably, the op -- like most actual and wannabe hedgies -- is just looking to work the hedge fund angle. hence the need to cultivate these other skills, like "trustworthiness."