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<i>"What's wrong?"</i> Must be the guy you responded to in the other thread is lying. How else would that explain a margin call on long index futures position? Free money, no risk ever = no chance for a margin call

<i>"actually any rookie trading YM is doing superbly well as long the YM continues the trend. it is no brainer. sort of, just add pos and wait until your PT is reached..."</i> Interesting

<i>"does everyone not realize that real estate can and does go down?"</i> Just like stock index markets?

<i>makloda Registered: Mar 2006 Posts: 388 02-05-07 10:49 AM Weren't you the guy who went long 2 YM contracts with $2k in the account in the other thread and complained that he got a margin call from his broker? You can't really get much more aggressive than what you did.</i>...

<i>"Weren't you the guy who went long 2 YM contracts with $2k in the account in the other thread and complained that he got a margin call from his broker?"</i> How is that possible? There is absolutely no risk buying dips... free money.... weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I own my home. No landlord would allow me to dig a three-acre bass pond in the backyard, within casting distance of my home office. If they did, I sure as hell ain't gonna make such a long-term capital improvement on land I don't own.

<i>"I need a trading mentor, please hit me up on aim at : TradingBillions thank you"</i> ... and what's in this proposed exchange for the prospective mentor? Why exactly should someone mentor anyone else for free, investing their time & energy to teach someone how to make money...

<i>"You are all my competitors."</i> That is half true. The other half is we are all <i>collectively</i> competitors. Individually, no one affects any other's long-term outcome in trading. In any given price move up or down, there are numerous points of valid buy or sell signals. It is...

<i>"With all due respect, if this is your best definition of an edge, then you have yet to scratch the surface as to what is possible."</i> Too many aspiring traders spin their wheels trying to capture theoretical gains that appear <i>possible</i>, when in reality that leads them down the...

Just curious: does this company deal with 1,000w metal halides and high-pressure sodium lights? :cool:

<i>"It's different this time. You old guys just don't understand today's market."</i> Quoted by the masses in Jan, Feb and March 2000

<i>translation 'spam license'</i> One that helps pay your way and every other mindless detractor's way on this website. Enjoy your free ET ride to voice your opinion at will... PureTick helps make it possible. Don't forget to thank them for your free benefits. * If the vocal detractors...

<i>"If we can't laugh at ourselves on occasion..."</i> Wayne, we're cool. No worries, time heals (or buries) all wounds. I do enjoy a twisted sense of humor, not sure what that says about me :confused: As for the OP here, this is a very serious time in life. We do wish him all the best...

have we seen this before?

Hmmmm... very interesting day ahead of us tomorrow

"If long is wrong, I don't wanna be right!" Unless of course, we happen to see a tweezer top pattern forming here tonight. Then all bets are off for tomorrow :p

<i>"HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN NOW I BEEN SAYING 100% UP ROOM TO GO WITH ZERO RISK???????"</i> Ya might wanna hold that thought until tomorrow's close. If they don't break overhead resistance and hold it thru tomorrow morning, could easily see ER 790 again tomorrow <i>(boo, hiss from the bulls)</i>

one hour left to go

In all seriousness, all we ask is for markets to go somewhere. Up, down... it's all good. Those of us who cut our proverbial teeth from 1999 ~ early 2003 pray for volatility like this.

I love 100% up-room to go Viva la volatility! :cool: