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I would love to hear Paul discuss why democrats voted yes, and listen to Bernie discuss why republicans voted yes. Together. But there is nobody alive left who could moderate a fair discussion.

Pick any point in the past. 5 min ago, 5 years ago etc. and the most recent price. If the recent price is higher it could be in an uptrend? 3 months ago it was 10, now it's 20, so bonafide uptrend? Except last month it was 50. But still compared to 3 months ago it is trending up?

Are you saying the crazed leftwing was anti-American or Bernie Sanders is anti-American?

If they can talk about it it's all fluff. Check out the MIT website, you might find some useful information there if you have a math background.

No need for default when we can simply decide what a dollar is worth. When you loaned it to me I was making $10/hr, but I'm paying it back with my $100/hr paycheck, same job same hours.

Second only to the parting of the Red Sea. bye bye bigot

Accepting this and identifying it is understanding the true risk. Being aware of what it will take to wipe you out is understanding and accepting the risk. Knowing the risk of ruin and knowing eventually the risk of ruin could be realized, maybe today, maybe not quite in the traders short...

That's why we elected Trump. He cares about the middle class. Plus we thought it would be good for the world to see that in America, even a man with a jewish son in law can be president. We are very advanced that way.

No actually, I never paid any attention to that crap my dad was always preaching. Until I got out on my own and discovered he was right about needing a source of income. But you are right about maximizing profit at any cost. It's simple old fashioned economics, at some point maximizing the...

No, Just stick to one chart, any chart. If you look at it from beginning to end is there a trend? Or does it end up right where it started? Forget for a moment all the volatility you had to go through to get there.

Just think of any chart, any time frame. And imagine comparing the left most bar to the right most bar. How may of those would appear to show a trend? 80% sounds about right.

I thought he was making a pretty good point. Refuting my oft repeated claim, Most of the time it chops. Or at least it seems that way if you are trying to pay for many hit stops.

Well, I suppose any chart, most have a trend from the left to the right, and a few maybe 20% or less don't.

Quite the contrary, if the government wants to fix the price of a microwave oven, go ahead, I don't use them and it would be amusing to watch. I would never let the government fix the price of anything important, and I trade some pretty important things.

What time frame? On how much margin? As far as I am concerned, in a cash account it's always range bound. If it's trending it's not enough to make any difference. Unless of course you have a longer time frame, like from now until retirement, and then it is always trending. I'm a range guy, I...

Why don't you ask the doctor? He should know precisely how much it should cost. Just like you say, enough to cover expenses and fix the break and a little extra so he can make a living. Very simple, no book needed, been done for centuries.

Whoever says it won't go lower after I have bought is right so rarely I can remember the times. The ones I really remember are the ones I bought that NEVER went higher.

Long sustained moves with no pullbacks can do me a lot of damage if not planned for. I made my living with tight stops and letting profits ride hoping for that long sustained move. Consistency is key, always the same. I didn't really understand this until I semi retired and was trading small...

I wouldn't trust anything 98 senators agree on.

Free market bad, Government good, 2 legs bad, 4 legs good