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Short 48 SL 52 PT 38 ??

Pretty cool stuff. And, speaking of Simon, I thought this was hard core. :D

You must have missed my other posts about how much I dislike Fibs. :)

Let's see if there will be a civil war on Wall Street first. By the look of it, Citadel and BlackRock are clearly gathering their foot soldiers. But do they have the balls to bring in tanks and planes?

Not so fast, sez one who you're calling a noob. He, on the other hand, sez he's got skills. So be a man and give the dude the benefit of the doubt. :)

It made total sense, up to that point. Then boom, it blew up in front of my face. Shocker, I know. :sneaky:

First, HFTs are mainly competing against themselves. So even if HFT is front running your orders, it shouldn't matter much as long as you use limit orders. Second, front running is totally different issue from what the OP brought to the table, which is more about gunning stops and reversing.

Now you're being obnoxious. LOL What, you want me to say its "skill". Puhleez. Maybe after your 10,000 posts.

I'm merely arguing in terms of price action. But thanks for the suggestion.

Just as I posted many winners, there are equally many losers. So I normally have no issues with being stopped out. But I get frustrated at times when the damn price goes down to areas that are practically no man's land. It makes zero sense to even go there, let alone reverse and go back up. And...

Unless you can do this consistently, consider yourself lucky. :)

Did you just see that? It went down to 95.75 and reversed on me. WTF! (I think it's hinting that maybe I shouldn't post my trades here. What do you think? Bad idea?)

Long 5300 SL 96

Flip long 95.75 SL 92

Short 5296 SL 5231

Why are you so surprised? This ain't something that was invented only recently. This has been going on for ever. Really. Also did you know 80% of the breakouts eventually fail? Well, these so-called "manipulators" are taking advantage of this because they also know that most noobs are easy...

I already covered this (see below). The one that you're talking about is the first type. What you need to do is sign into your broker from TV and allow Google to store and manage the password. Once you do that, you can go to password manager and run a scan for leaked passwords to see if that...

TradingView has 2 passes. One for their own platform and the other for linking to your broker. I ain't too concerned about the first one. It's the second one that showed up on Google's trove of leaked passwords. Anyway, I toughened it up so even if it gets leaked I feel safe knowing that it will...

If that ever happens, maybe you should worry about your own back instead of worrying about me getting hacked. :) We'll likely be all screwed.

So it appears. According to this chart, it would take approximately 19960419 billion years. Go figure. The above table shows time to crack via brute-forcing given hashes with modern hardware with the following assumptions. This was the exact same set-up we used for the MD5 cracking research –...