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Actually that's not true. If you're not used to eating beans (like most Americans) then you do fart a lot. But your digestion can get used to processing beans and the fart gas subsides over time. Something about intestinal flora or some-such. :D

Being vegetarian is a lonely thing. I can't eat out with the office lunch crowd. *sniff* (Of course the sweat from their flab reeks of beef lard, so no great loss.)

Well, duh. I'm a vegetarian and I eat nuts and beans for my protein. Being vegetarian is about just eating fruits and vegetables.

I don't go for skinny women.

I died last year and didn't even know it until just now.

Up close, even the most apparently beautiful women are rather ordinary looking. I must be getting jaded in my dotage.

There are actually only 5 of us here, posting under various aliases. :D

I've been what I call a 90% vegetarian for almost 2 years. NoDoji talked me into it and pointed me in the right direction with reading, etc. I live in a meat-eating family so I'll occasionally have a meatball on my spaghetti or a half a chicken breast. I'm not vegan so I don't count the...

My first job was working at a small amusement park called "Enchanted Forest" for $1.60/hour which was the agricultural minimum wage at the time (1975). They were later sued for misusing the agricultural minimum wage and one day I got a surprise check for around $200 in the mail. Happy days. :D

I have to disagree with those who suggested CSV. I used CSV for years for OHLCV (bar) data but for tick data is was horrible. I ended up using SQLite and I'm very happy with it. I have over 2 years of tick data in CSV files for EURUSD and some other forex pairs. They're around 4-5 gigs...

Being highly educated isn't the same as being smart. Having a high IQ isn't the same as being smart. I've met straight-A students and high IQ Mensa types that, if you didn't know about their grades or their IQ you'd swear they were idiots. I've also met high school drop-outs with an...

Check out the book "High Probability ETF Trading" by Larry Connors and Cesar Alvarez. I've backtested a number of the systems in the book and they do in fact have positive expectancy. I've backtested using Wealthlab and stockfetcher.com with consistent results.

Just askin'.

There are actually only 5 unique posters to ET.

I'm always positioned for things to go either way.

IB properly accounted for my wash sales when I imported the transactions into Turbo Tax. A virtual no-brainer.

Buy the dips! Unlimited upside! The market is rigged!

Now once again available... Lookin to short at 227.70

Eh?

Hmmm. A jump in volume on a down day. Must be accumulation *wink wink*.