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Pointing to one example doesn't prove anything. The point of scaling out is that over many trades you'll smooth out your equity curve and it allows you to let the occasional big winner run.

Be careful not to fall into the trap of arrogance, young man. A good dose of humility will keep you from boomeranging back to momma's house.

Oh, you bad person you! Think of your poor, poor mother, staring out the window waiting for her little Lucrum to come home.

Only if you're still collecting her Social Security check. :cool:

Whoa, how'd I miss this? It's outstanding. The free EOD scanning capabilities are really powerful.

Obesity doesn't just apply to the human body. Look at where housing prices went. We need a good depression to get people out of the mind set that the gubment is gonna get things back where they were. The way things were sucked. Attitudes need to be adjusted.

I was thinking the same thing. We're more than half-way through a 15 year. Thing is, most of the payment is principle at this point I think.

We are way out in Frederick!

A dentist from the UK, eh? You wouldn't happen to be Lemming of the BDA would you? :cool:

Why are you even looking at that data. It's not real T&S anyway. It's just used to form OHLC bars.

They do that sort of thing now in reaction to a margin call situation. They'd probably give you the chance to close your positions as best you can and then just liquidate and cut a check when you run out of time.

Some guy on the Oanda message boards got the boot for talking smack about that broker. His account was closed and his money was returned (without his asking). He was very loudly raising concerns about Oanda's financial health and starting to cause a panic. The finally pulled the plug on him...

Automated systems are usually derived from human observations of price action, etc that are hand tradable. Edges come and go so your automated system that works today may not work next year. I'd argue you need to keep your hand in so you can come up with new automatable systems when your...

tightvnc.com not to sound like a broken record but "it's free and it works" we use it at w.o.r.k. and I can even remote login to a macbook from a winderz machine.

He must be with Oanda.

Many day traders go into any given day with a bias. That bias is derived from the longer time frame price action. One approach is to look at the weeklies and determine an uptrend/downtred. Then each day, you start out with a bias in that direction. The trend is your friend and all that...

stockcharts.com has a pretty good scanner, but you have to pay about $25/month. you get a lot more than the scanner for your $25. i subscribe to this. I've been using finviz.com quite a bit lately also. it's very capable and f.r.e.e.

Someone help me out here. We're running mind-boggling deficits now, *without* these socialist programs. This could easily double our deficit spending. It's impossible.

Whenever I see a pretty girl I say, "Har!" Does that make me a pirate?:cool:

A 35 minute chart?