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Wasn't the crash damn near over in 09?

Looks like an article you'd see from an ad on a porn site.

I received an email from my fx broker telling me that fx margins are higher at the moment due to the expected volatility from Britain's potential exit from the EU. You may wanna check with your broker to see what's going on.

If you're true to your name, then of course you're bear-biased when it comes to equities.

Rolling up your sleeves and spending hours upon hours in front of the screen monitoring price action.

The fact that you even got to a million in itself is really impressive. Being that I haven't done what you've done, I can't offer any advice.

All I know is what works. Nothing that any article says will change that.

Exactly.

Gotta love these guys who get rich off of capitalism and then talk down on it afterward.

I saw all of that. My comment was specifically in response to the so-called "police brutality." By the way, my comment wasn't racist....just true.

If they're gonna base police officers on whiny, criminal blacks calling screaming brutality, then they might as well take that profession off the list.

Look into AMP Futures

That's kinda sorta why learning how prices move is essential. Anyone who understands market cycles knows that markets trend only about 15% of the time. To understand market structure is to understand how to trade in different environments. And, when someone says the trend is your friend, what...

This is really important to understand because a lot of people assume that a market rising on low volume is bearish. They don't understand that it could be a lack of supply instead of weak buying.

You're better off trading price. Natural gas has lots of sharp moves, most of which occurs for no apparent fundamental reason but the charts usually tell you before it happens.

That sort of move implies that buying mopped up the remaining supply, therefore, sellers backed away and said f*ck it.

I use ThinkorSwim for that purpose. NT sucks for that purpose, IMO.

IMO, that depends on the instrument and how much you're willing to lose. For me, I can employ either strategy depending on the market.

Well, I wouldn't say useless in the absolute sense but much different than a longer time frame. LOL What I've noticed about intraday S&R is that you have to trade them within the trend. For instance, my rule is that I never buy support in a downtrend and I never sell resistance in an uptrend...

What you're saying is especially true about the intraday. What I'm speaking on has more to do with bigger time frames. Besides, in my case, I wait to see some good action instead of blindly entering a position at S&R levels.