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The Double Titted Snake awaits discovery. So for the time being your assumption must be safe .. :D

This is like asking if you belly button hole had as little or as much debris hidden in it as the last time you gave it any attention. Remember it is not 'value' .. its 'alternative value'. In other words the value is being determined by whether investment should be kept in or out of the top...

You are wasting your time. Best advice: jack yourself off thoroughly or at least get out with your friends to night clubs .. to clear your thinking and connect with reality. :)

1. Learn about your brain. No, the answer is KISS. It is a problem solving quest to maximize or optimize the scooping out of as much of the money made available each day by the days price movements. 2. Learn about other people's brains. Forget about other peoples brains. The only one you...

What am I supposed to do now? [the drop-ship crashes] Hudson: "Well that's great, that's just fuckin' great man. Now what the fuck are we supposed to do? We're in some real pretty shit now man... That's it man, game over man, game over! What the fuck are we gonna do now? What are we gonna...

The illustration today (2/23/06) on YM is 60 down points, 80 points up & 70 points down. Even a MACD with an appropriately tuned setting and/or other indicators should assist any player with some market knowledge to make something worthwhile out of today. :)

Yes. I currently use the YM. E-minis are fantastic for the trader to be riding their gyrations up and down. This is a profit-makers paradise. I recommend them to you. :)

You do write some considered stuff in some of your posts but alas it is you, not me, who has a shallow mind, as you show here. Try reality not some slant on history. :)

Elementary no; wrong. I won't go into marginal cost theory because you are not an economist. But check it out if you wish. You sell at a lower price easily .. it ought to be obvious by going into to any supermarket. :)

You need to wake up from this sort of lefty intoxication. Capitalism requires mass consumers. Underpaid wage slaves is a contradiction. The more spending power the consumer has, namely wage earners, the better it is for sales by capitalists. It is also an amoral decision for capitalists to...

I think the thread topic of "seeing big rips back and forth" in the e-minis is worthy of more attention. I just love the daily gyrations. They are there to make any trader rich but the first need is to get the necessary homework and problem solving done. And the e-minis provide the biggest...

Compounding is absolutely key. You will find that ET traders prefer to jack away all or some of their profits (if, when, or how much they do profit) for living expenses or whatever else. It is actively choosing the treadmill as their personal continuum. :)

With all the lefty liberals and losers there are, what is not understood is that socialism gets in the way of capitalism and what it does best: creating and increasing prosperity. :)

No offence taken. If I have a comment to make not appropriate to a current thread, I sometimes use a search for the topic area and post on an existing thread. This way it gives hinterland to what one is posting. :)

Any reason that YOU ARE continuing a thread that's almost 3 years old? You could always comment on the thread topic? :)

KISS. You seem to misunderstand the point. I do not make and have never made claims for education as a requirement to trade. Making money trading, as I have often noted, is a problem solving exercise. :)

Just look at YM Friday(2/17/06) .. 40 points down, 50 points up, a 40 point drop & a minor lift of 20 points to market close. Nice. Every trading day is an 'ass wiggle' because the money is in the gyrations for day traders. :)

They are just politicians. You might want to regard certain leaders as lightweights, but don't imagine ANYONE GETS TO THE TOP in politics without a few smart moves. :)

As a person you might be a completely weak nervous f**k. Getting all of that sorted out, if ever, will not turn you into a successful trader. Thats the bottom line. :)

MACD by itself is too rough to be an accurate indicator. As correctly presented by Lorenzo, it is when MACD is referenced with a suitable independent MA that it can begin, to a degree, to give a playable account of itself. :)