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https://www.infowars.com/msnbc-host-asks-if-originlist-view-of-us-constitution-is-still-appropriate/ Of course it is... originally penned to support individual rights and freedoms and to restrict government from abuse of the citizenry. Still the right idea.

Do accounting like mutual funds. Establish a "share value" or NAV. Then money coming into the pool or leaving does not distort returns.

Patriots are rooting for a "Hellary-Maxine" Dem ticket in 2020.

They seem to have forgotten all of that.

You're right, of course. The Mayor of London is a Muzzie. Explains a lot.

Which "public figures" are posting on ET?

Going for a laugh, are you? (If so, lame attempt.)

I'm aware of the definition of slander. But does what's said "materially harm the reputation" the one spoken about? For example... calling a politico a "shithead"... accurately described or not, doesn't really do any harm to his reputation (we already know that)... and is different from...

There's a difference between referring to someone as a "dickhead" and legal slander. You understand the diff? " slander n. oral defamation, in which someone tells one or more persons an untruth about another which untruth will harm the reputation of the person defamed..."

Yes. The PPT, in one form or another, is now a permanent fixture.

David Goodboy... he bought several of my computers over 2 of my system upgrades.

I don't know if they have separate omnibus accounts for domestic/foreign customers... but the principle of "customer funds segregation" is supposed to mean that even if the FCM goes bankrupt, cutomer accounts are still intact.

Years ago we heard stories of futures brokers getting into financial trouble. In most/all cases, it was from the broker abusing customer segregated funds in some way and having "things" go south. (I've had more than one broker go bad on me.) Haven't heard much of that sort of thing in recent...

No worries. Just pointing it out to anyone looking for an "all around" broker... need not waste time checking out Fidelity.

Fidelity doesn't do futures.

You sir, must be the Master rather than the Grasshopper. You that good with women, too?

There aren't all that many "great concepts" to the markets. A large part of learning to cope and trade effectively is the ability to "separate the wheat from the chaff", so to speak....difficult to do until your knowledge base is up to speed. Which is why I advocate K.I.S.S*. Good trading...

I suppose you can find either of those books for ~$20 each. Or if you prefer, I could sell you mine.

Are you asking me? If so, the answer is one. Nison's book on candlesticks... minimal value. (I take that back... it's two. The Precter and Frost book on Elliott Wave, also. Wouldn't recommend trying to build an overall strategy around E-Waves...difficult to interpret wave structure...

Yeah, that's the way it works in life. Free advice is usually the best. :( (The only free advice I ever got that was any good... "Don't squat on your spurs".)