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That explains this: According to the Public Law 117-154 (06/23/2022), the U.S. Tax Code is 6,871 pages. When you include the federal tax regulations and the official tax guidance, the number of pages raises to approximately 75,000. This will take an average reader about 14 weeks to finish.

I can't argue with that. Government does support education up to the college level. If you want to go furthur it's up to you. The student loan program is a government initiative is it not. I financed my education with loans, which I whined and cried about but eventually paid off.

So your depending on government to do the planning.:banghead::rolleyes:

These are reasonably well paying jobs. (Not according to teachers) If education becomes free won't there be an influx of professionals. How is that working out in Germany?

But why fund colleges at all? Shouldn't you invest in your own future?

I have a question about the block feature. If I block someone, what happens if they try and reply to one of my posts? Are they informed that they are blocked? If I block someone can they post in a thread that I started. Again are they made aware that they are blocked?

As a tax payer I have difficultly rationalizing why I should pay so someone can get a degree that will eventually lead to them getting a better paying job than I have. College/University education is an investment in your future earning potential. Why should the public pay for that?

Are you taking a position based on your analysis?

A degree shows an employer that you have the ability to get through college. Now they know you have the ability to learn. My degree got me in the door, what I did after that was up to me. FWIW I never used any of the stuff I was taught. 5 years or so after I graduated most of it was obsolete.

That's why us idiots use stops. My perfect entries are when a position moves in my favor and never trades lower than my entry.

I'd love to hold for years. That means the stock I hold has continued to trend in my direction. Longest I have held a stock is 9 years. Went from 7 bucks to 200. (BYD.TO)

ES and individual stocks are a different animal. No data to back this up but I'd hazard a guess that individual stocks trend better.

The only time I day trade is when a swing trade hits my stop the day I entered.

Basically a trend following strategy with no risk control.

How are you going to do that? Are you planning on a limit order or will you watch the market in real time? Selling in the 91 to 95 range; what is the plan to accomplish this? Let it hit 91 then place a trailing stop?

How long is long term? Any risk control?

It's for people who don't like to sell because they might follow the wrong decision with a wrong decision.

LOL!! :banghead: Now I get it.:banghead:

Other 20% ???