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Are you kidding me? I make 10% every day, and I am up 400% this month alone: http://www.collective2.com/cgi-perl/systems.mpl?want=publicdetails&systemid=36202644

Dump him. Trading is not a team business.

Where is the poll option indicating "grandiose" negative news?

S&P closed at 752. What's your stop?

"Everyone" is wrong again, predictably enough. Where is the poll option "PPT will sell into the close"? I bet on that one.

Correct, although it happened not today, but at the start of September. As measured by VIX, stocks have suddenly became 3 times riskier than what they have been historically. The implication is quite dramatic: stocks have to become 3 times less expensive to justify the tripled risk. We are...

Over this week, S&P dropped 6%, and the Nasdaq dropped 8%. How is that a "great week" for you?

That has always been the case, despite of the appearances to the contrary.

I agree that the value if the Yen has increased. I was questioning the part where you said that it's "the same as this morning".

I don't know what you mean. My platform shows that USD is down $3 against the Yen. Here is the chart:

If I place a limit order to buy 115 contracts at 1376.50, my order will be filled as follows, assuming that there were no market orders (or better limit orders) ahead of me at the moment: 20@1375.25 35@1375.50 15@1375.75 20@1376.00 20@1376.25 5@1376.5 The last trade that you'll see in...

The S&P 500 shall close at 902.28 today.

Still holding my short position. Looking to cover at around ES 900.

I think that's a bearish pennant, not a bullish one. I am selling like there is no tomorrow.

The top for the day is in. I am short a huge load of ES from 928.75.

We have also seen markets trade in narrow ranges in the last hour of trading. To sum it all up, nobody knows what's going to happen in the last hour. :)

This system lost 50% of its equity today (and is still averaging down at the moment):

That's a massive accomplishment!

Well, the market moved down 2.5% after the cut, so it looks like your prediction is off by 7.5%. At least Web 2.0 (whatever that may be) is still there.

Here is what I've learned over the many years: the probability of the market moving up or down in the following couple of hours from any level, at any time, is about 50%.