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kool one bear is left... obviously just born.

yea when they jumped from 5 cents to $1 + i lost my taste for them..

I stopped all carbonated drinks first, I was addicted to Dr. Pepper's no doubt. Then I finally got it in my head to stop eating fried foods of any kind. Kicking candy bars was easy cause they cost too much. When I lived in the city I bicycled but after these changes in diet not much happened...

why would i waste my time on that? at all... gimmie something that is worth working on.

call me if you have a few hundred sp futures for sale, i will save you from ruin.

want to send me some trades with timestamps and see what i can do?

i reverse engineered toby crabel's current trading model (not talking about his published works), took some time.

roll, roll, roll your boat gently to the next month. merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily profits are but a dream.

one lots are good for keeping track of slippage and commissions so those are net numbers from there it's easy to just multiply but the number of contracts i am trading. i do everything with one lots it keeps me grounded when testing.

interesting i'm a mo trader but also a reversion to the mean trader. in both cases like you when it isn't working out you have to exit. no need in thinking about it, if it isn't going exactly as planned get out. in fact i have a signal that pops up and displays "not going my way"

and that is why people lose, lol they pay no attention to details anymore.

the holy grail actually it is that simple. yet almost everyone ignores this simple truth.

minions are getting thin "delirious" need to pump those numbers up maybe you could start your own exchange, or at least claim you're going to one day.... lol

lol another minion added to my kill list...

depends on many things 1.) there is a direct correlation between percent of winning trades and size of loss. so you win a lot, you lose bigger. if you win less often the profit is larger and the losses smaller, this is something you can't get away from. if you win more often you make less...

i wrote a article on this Trading the momentum of market breadth One of the best ways to keep track of the market's true dynamics is to monitor its advancing and declining issues. Here's a strategy that uses the momentum of advancing issues to time short-term trades. by Mark Brown The S&P...

keep werkin at it son... got to get those numbers way up.

big money wants 12% returns with far less than 4% risk, more like 2%. ps you are wasting time in day dreaming. lol

trade futures be a man...

mikrotik equipment with custom proactive scripts will solve anything anyone can throw at it.