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This is NOT scale trading. Scale Trading is a methodology based on the assumption that commodity prices ultimately move on factors affecting supply and demand. Two basic principles guide the scale investment strategy. -- Is it a bargain price? -- Are the supply and demand dynamics about...

Quote from DrPepper: It is amazing that anytime someone discusses preparedness, someone (maybe it is you every time, TZ) states that it is worthless to prepare because that will only make you a target and everyone will steal your stuff. And you imagine in any way that it would be...

you don't have to forward test with money. There are ways to simulate.

An amazingly one sided story. How much is the longterm promotional worth to Vancouver, now and in the future? How many jobs did it create? How much money was added to the city in the buildup and the event and afterwards? How about future value from the new structures? Tourism? If you...

If you think this is important, you have a very long way to go Traders worry about their expectancy. Newbies worry about their win rate

So you think in a crisis in an urban setting, that all the hungry won't pick the garden clean before you get to eat it? Better question. If you leave $1000 on your doorstop for safekeeping, how long do you think it will last?

dunno why. that is the sign of an inexperienced trader. Serious traders seriously test things first, they don't flush their trading capital chasing after an unproven idea...

I doubt buying land in Holland if you do not live there, has any more legal defense than buying land where you live.

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you might also consider your own home business then... You could attempt to build a business tutoring math/science/tech stuff, teach evening classes, upgrade/repair the PCs of others (put up signs on craigslist/supermarket bulletin boards, inform everyone you know), etc. Of course the...

timertrac.com, futurestruth.com, collective2.com, theta research, Attain Capital (broker that tracks systems), strategyrunner.com, Striker securities (tracks systems), Robbins World cup Trading, just a few places that come to mind... Frankly, every advisory that does it is not...

makes sense. People should change their email passwords OFTEN. Some keep them for years. But also, wonder how many people here still do not use antivirus, firewalls, spyware detectors and other appropriate methods?

seriously? there are few fields that will work after hours. Here is one idea: spend a year getting an LPN degree. But you have to study. There are both accredited schools (colleges) and vocational schools that offer this. BEFORE enrolling at any though, verify the % of their graduates...

with overwhelming evidence such as this, how can anyone possibly not agree? Thanks for the powerful demonstration of intellectual debate...

As it was believed that Homo Sapiens spread across the planet (such as 40,000+ years to Australia, 10-20,000 years to North/South America, etc. as well as many other places), and there is pretty much evidence of religious belief everywhere, 11,000 years ago seems recent.

ESresistance basically about twice daily promotes his commercial site, with every single post having a video about the site, file attachment to the site, as well as direct mentions of his business (Pivotfarm) for a long time. The site gathers email addresses (a treasured commodity) and sells...

we can do without the homemade signatures...

It is not the average move (say 2 points per 15 minutes) that kills the trader. It is the outsized move, which happens quite often. At $1000/contract, that represents 50:1 leverage for the ES. A 2% move can wipe out the trader. The market lost 23% unleveraged in one day on 10/19/87

your audited return? Profit Factor? Sharpe? Average per-unit profit after all trading expenses (commission, slippage, bid/ask spread, fees, etc.)? Usually these kinds of services use a lot of sleight of hand, and the average trader will not make anything like the results claimed...

Do you think that one day's return has anything to do with an average return?