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You are giving nothing to me. There is not a single book about trading in a library that I did not read. And again, do me a favor and do not read any of the threads I start. But I know you would read them, despite my wishes you do not read them. If you read them, that would be proof that the...

Do me a favor, and put me on ignore. Also your assumptions about me are false, which are then useful to me to conclude about the content of your posts. An important right question is more important than 100s of my answers, because it leads to different original answers from different people. So...

Good chart BMW! My analysis tells me that 3400 is likely a top, so what we see is probably a topping process. When I look at the rise from 3330 area towards the 3400, I see a possible nonlinear price-time curve with a negative second derivative. So a non linear curve such as A+Bt +CT^2 could...

How about a negative alpha?

I read somewhere that something like 80% of the fund managers are beaten by the S&P.

DB: As mentioned in one of your posts, I did not read all posts but I read the first posts in your threads more than once. I like your posts. The immediate impression I had with the lines was that 3400 would be a top on Nasdaq100. What is the most recent chart of the lines? Do you use the...

What are the best places on the web if one wants to learn Gann? Thanks.

Assume one wants to buy an option that would pay for the loss due to a stop, say L dollars away from current market, if the position never showed at least a profit W. If W >0, it is what I would term "profit first" options. Would they be useful in your trading? If yes, how? How much would you...

Another excellent input! So the book is not worth reading then, unless it has some insights and/or mathematical results in it. What are the best approaches/insights to reading what is currently happening?

Excellent input! I like your terminology of angle trading. If one considers three cases: 1. A reverse V. 2. Convex parabola. 3. Concave parabola. Any insights on how you would angle trade them?

This thread is to discuss the use of geometry in trading. Any one using geometry in his/her trading? Is there a literature in this field? Who are the leaders in using geometry in trading?

eur/usd at 1.3564. There seems to be some sellers in the area of 1.3566 to 1.3575. So getting out .

Now at 93.95. Not moving fast. So getting out.

EUR/USD: Entering long side at 1.3556. Counter trend. Riskier.

I agree that holding for big winner is the best option. The entry was sort of late, and the stock market did not sell off. Where do you think it would go to?

I agree with you. The upside does not look great. I did not look at it extensively. I just looked at the risk, and it did not look bad. I entered at 83 as I thought buyers might be around 10 pips down. I am looking for it to rise a bit, and place a stop within the profits area, or take half...

CAD/JPY at 93.80. Looking at the long side.

EUR/AUD at 1.4296. Closing it.

Trying MINUS EUR/AUD at 1.4315. It could be late. There could be red excursion. There appears to be some resistance 70 pips higher.

Considering AUD/USD for long side. Not sure yet. Depends on whether a good entry. Another issue: upside might be limited. How about AUD against other pairs such as EUR?