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I asked the exact same question and was not given much help. They have this already designed in the Bollinger Band script, but when asked to see the script I was told it was 'proprietary'... :confused:

I agree. My previous experience has been that American cars start to have issues around 100k miles. As soon as that 100k mark is reached, I'd consider dumping the POS cars. It's too bad that they will have to go bankrupt or receive a gov't handout to survive, but when your product is...

I'll venture a guess that no trend = troubles for trends / trend line traders. The question then becomes is a day like today the cost of doing business or a regularity?

How about the thread title be - IMO automakers will get their bailout. So many useless threads on ET and this a perfect example. No, there is no bailout (yet). But thread title is very misleading.

Today = no trend Trend traders = hard times It's rather easy to see why you'd have a hard time trading today. Days like today are very easy to trade if you are not dead set on catching a trend wave. While we've seen more trends lately, that is not always commonplace. When the market...

I use that software daily - for trading and other stuff - photo manipulation, screenshots, record screens, etc. Really nice software

I realize you are trying to automate a ATM machine here Frost and want to keep it secret, but you can't expect to keep it secret meanwhile wanting help to get there. Also, I've watched your journals for a bit now and ever think it's time to maybe trying to learn how to trade live yourself...

http://www.techsmith.com/screen-capture.asp Use that and it will take 1-2 minutes.

http://www.surinotes.com/ I'll second the reco's to get Suri's book about trading price action/patterns/whatever you want to call it. Very good, comprehensive book.

Exits are just as important, if not more important, than entries IMO. You can have great entries and still lose money. I have a few ideas but since this thread is not about sharing, I'll keep them to myself. :D

The OP spends his time on elitetrader, but doesn't trade and posts these stupid, silly threads. For someone that doesn't trade, he sure spends a lot of time at eliteTRADER.

General Amazon Search I did a search on Amazon for Stock Market Games and there's more than I expected. Might pick up a few for myself! :D

PIT DELUXE That's a good game. It might not be a perfect fit to explain trading, but it's fun and not a boring old stock market game which many are. Even if you know nothing about trading, you can quickly and easily get into that game. Can get intense if you get some competitive people together.

I suggest learning how funds operate before posting your banter. It's very conceivable he was selling b/c redemptions were greater than inflows. It's actually rather simple math... Redemptions > Inflows = Sell to free up $ Assuming your analysis is correct, you were buying when many were...

This is priceless. Cuban founded this site - http://www.sharesleuth.com/ Whose about page states: About Sharesleuth.com is an independent Web-based reporting aimed at exposing securities fraud and corporate chicanery. He must have pissed off the wrong people this time.

http://www.wallstreetcreations.com/ I love that site. Would buy a lot when I was a broker, but still get a few market related gifts/items there. Can range in price all over the place. I would suggest getting a catalog.

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=142236

Interesting post SG. Post a few charts if you got some time for us visual learners.

Trading futures is a fun and enticing game. My one suggestion is to make sure you practice before going live. As for a broker, check out Open ECry. I think they have a nice platform and it gets better w/ each upgrade. http://www.openecry.com/

To the op - you may want to take a look at the attached report from the CFTC's site. Now that OEC is owned by Options Xpress there is more capital behind the firm. Taken from: http://www.cftc.gov/marketreports/financialdataforfcms/index.htm