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That was your position.

Depends on the character of the stick.

Exceptionally poor at eliminating threats at the source.

Like we've been doing for the past 25 years.

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Glad you enjoyed it. You might also consider the Boston bombers that slipped right past the CIA, the FBI and *ahem* the DHS. What if their bombs were a little better than DIY? What if instead of one couple there were 20? In Boston, New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Denver, etc. So much for...

Nothing. But thanks for playing our home game.

Were you evaluating the three strategies only against extremes of one sort or another or did you also look at climaxes and secondary reactions?

Semi-sentient? You mean retail daytraders? Possibly. Sorry, I don't know what assembly code is and I don't know what you mean by "viewing the market place as a flow of set-plays or set-pieces". As for "games", I'm referring to mind-fucking.

The twisted morality of climate denial: How religion and American exceptionalism are undermining our future Despite overwhelming scientific consensus, Americans remain split on climate change. Here's why James Inhofe, the senior Republican senator from Oklahoma and author of “The Great Hoax...

Something new. You probably haven't heard of it. It's called (get this) The Internet.

The market is not sentient. It doesn't lay traps. It's not out to screw anybody, at least not those who trade the size that is typical among retail daytraders. Aside from the fact that buying at new highs is not particularly bright, moves out of consolidation, such as ranges, can be and usually...

Seems kp is so accustomed to taking swipes at 40D that he's no longer even aware of doing it. Be that as it may, I posted the following elsewhere to someone who's making nice progress with his observations but has the same entry question. The "trick" here -- though it's really just planning --...

Military power is yesterday. And if we imposed tariffs on China, the consequences would be felt in minutes, not months.

I just realized that the above begins at 878. Flashback.:)

Well, not really. You need to see them move. For instance, in hindsight, the 1100 bar appears to be the only one that does not return to 4454 (or whatever it was). But there's really no way of knowing that without also looking at a much smaller interval. The 1045 bar, for example, may have left...

You and gears might be interested in this.

Even though I wrote this back in '09, and even though it's not directly related to the SLA, I'm posting it here partly for insurance (it's posted at TL) and partly because it's related to work that gears and boru are involved in and I don't want to post it to their journals. The subject is...

Yes. Citizens like me. Not those citizens who sold the US to Asia thirty years ago. And if you're defining "power" as military might, you're a bit behind the times. China is perfectly capable of bringing us to our knees without firing a shot.

The glamor and the drama are in intraday. What I find interesting is that so few people are actually doing it. They check their computers during coffee breaks or between classes but that's not what I call daytrading. Friday, for example, practically everyone had left by the time the big trade...