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Listened to this on a radio show, pretty good: https://www.revealnews.org/episodes/one-thing-leads-to-another/#segment-the-con-man-and-his-mentor

The price of gas is heavily manipulated by refineries. Not surprised to see it not go down. Was very surprised to actually see it go down last December.

GMCR, -30%, roasted.

Up shit creek without a paddle.

No, it's Goldman and Citadel's money. That's why this travesty of justice is even allowed to occur. The most this guy should be charged with is a typical CME disciplinary action and that's it. Creating the flash crash is the biggest piece of shit lie created - and it depends on perfect scapegoat...

And trust me, it's working. Volatility has been castrated.

Indica is very body. Sativa is very mind. They both have their own things going on. IMO it's possible to grow either indoor or outdoor but all require care in approach. Haven't done that stuff for years man.

So what are you saying, you want more sativa or more indica?

Sierra publishes their data format for both intraday (.scid) and historical formats (.dly). The exported forms are just CSV, which isn't exactly difficult to deal with.

Well I suggest switching to Interactive Brokers directly. Shouldn't be difficult as LiveVol is just an introducer for IB - but I suspect you might have to open a new account entirely.

Broker? IB of course. However, if you're using LiveVol, I thought they we're using IB anyway. At 300-800 day trades you're just going to make your broker and the bots rich.

Come September they'll either not raise it (citing some kind of magically surprising bad economic data) or raise it 10bp. Either way, it'll probably be decades before we see 5% again.

If you have no need to leave your system online then just suspend/hibernate/sleep it. It'll restart prior state much quicker and not burn energy spinning fans and keeping memory/cpu powered up.

C'mon man it's not like it's going to happen *every* single night. It didn't really happen last night and IMO the technical look bearish. But hey, I get what you're saying, bullshit market wise. :-)

Approaching critical 2088 "lucky galvin" level.

I'd think a back adjusted chart would be the antithesis of what a range chart would be interested in if your use of the range is on actual price levels. If it's on variance in price then there might be some usefulness but if its on the absolute values of price then back adjusting just creates...

Work for Virtu or Goldman.

They recommend things which create new bag holders. It's garbage mind rot.

VIX being down or at recent lows is a signal to buy VIX derivatives not stocks. Extremely stupid recommendation from CNBC but they're a paid off bag transfer agent anyway.