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No need to register if you are giving securities advice. However, if you are doing futures its best to error on the side of caution and have a series 6 coz every now and then the NFA goes crazy. Any site though that generates a lot of complaints to the SEC or NFA will be looked at, and if the...

Tah dah!

I say throw all the motherfuckers out, lawbreaking, dark skin, short and shady sons of bitches. I'll mow my own fucking yard in the 100 degree plus humidity heat, after all my grandfather did it and it never hurt him a bit, he lived to be 93 years old. Anyway, on a more serious note. It...

\ Of course it is, its just not possible to keep any of it. I myself am living proof of that! Brandon. AKA the guy who's been donating a bit of money every year to the options gods (except for 1999 when they annointed me a genious for selling naked puts)

Its good to be back and healthy again.

I can't believe no one has brought this up yet, but your going to be paying 156% per year for the platform alone. Is it worth it? Unless you have a direct line to God, probably not.

Eric- I found Goldman's short list to be extensive. In fact there was never a single stock that I wanted to short that I could not short through them, even very hard to barrow issues...however, I often had to call to get it which was a pain in the ass and would probably be far from ideal for you...

Quick reply: Yes, but I would not assume its the only thing going on.

Well Brandon, its just another day in the market...In my view having a passionate idea about market direction is for retail traders, a significant portion of whom lose on a daily basis (daytraders) and on the intermediate or longer term as investors. We agree. I orient myself the...

Here is a list of stocks which showed great relative strength during the markets pullback. I will have more to say later in the day. PVH, RIMM, CROX,AMZN, MCD, HPQ, GES, PPS, TGT, GRMN, CPLA.

Why don't you take the free trial and see for yourself what YOU think of puretick. The ability to think for oneself is probably the most important skill needed to make it in this business, which says something about people who spend extended times in chatrooms letting others make their picks for...

yep, everyone is interested in GIVING AWAY something that they dedicated years to learning. In fact, it should be required.

I think if your bullish then a 3% fall will have you dancing on the tables. You will have stops, so you wont get hurt too badly, mostly you should be in from earlier so have plenty of profits to take, and a pullback is the only way to find out where the real strength in the market is. What am I...

Pickles!! How have you been over here for so long and I don't even see you!!! Anyway, great stuff. I hope all is going well for you. Anyone who is not familiar with Ivica's stuff, climb out from under your rock and start reading it, he's the greatest student I ever had. Not only a great analysts...

Ok, this is just a short term thread. I've been reading with interest all of the posts threads of the last few days here on ET. Seems we have a lot of people with passion for the bull cause and the bear cause too. Depending on who/what you are reading this is either the buying opportunity of a...

:D Thats cute. In any case, I would agree that when people open their eyes all is not well in Happytown..but as long as they keep the eyes closed?? Something that should go down, yet continues to go up is a pretty powerful signal. For the time being we definatly have a well needed sell...

Take a step back and look at what your doing. Every setback is an opportunity to learn. I always have learned more when things are going terribly than when they are going great. Anyway, sorry to hear that things are not going well for you right now and I hope they improve.

Why? If your bullish this is a great opportunity to find stocks that are showing relative strength and you should be busy busy busy. If your bearish your kicking ass, and likewise should be busy busy busy. I don't see anything in it that sucks? What am I missing?

No...as part of an overall portfolio its a very good idea to have a short fund in the mix, even in the strongest of bull markets. It will give you, overall, a much better risk adjusted return. Some people do it the "wrong" way and won't make money, but if you find a skilled short manager they...

95% + of the people trading/investing?? However, for the most part I would not say its stupidity that makes them think so, its just what they have always been told and it makes sense. Its more about intellectual lazyness than stupidity.