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Hi, Yes I bought the software on www.nebadawn.com It is easy to use and I think very useful. Two of the things it does that I have used are finding stocks that are at important fibonacci levels and also bouncing and showing respect for trend lines. I use it with TC2000 as it requires data...

Now look what you all have done. I'll miss this thread and andrasnm. Like a heart attack.:D

It looks like they didn't go to "The pile of stupid shit thread". Bummer!

Hi Bufferman, I can see one possible extension fib at $7.17 but that's about it. Where did you get your fib confluence numbers? Nortel is hitting its 2 year high now so it can't be based on a bounce off of lows. Please give specifics on how you arrived at confluence in this area. Thanks.

If you are interested I can give you more info on this book and how to obtain it for less.

Trading With Dinapoli Levels by Joe Dinapoli is the best I have read.

The Way of the Warrior Trader by Richard McCall.

Marketsurfer this is scary but that is exactly what I am doing right now. I am being audited for 2001 and in my naivete paid $6,000 to TCI for "Training"in early 2001. I just had that conversation with the auditor a few days ago. I am really embarassed to admit it. A real live and learn...

A pretty good case was made against LBJ and other Texas power brokers on a show I watched a few nights ago. It was incredible that he was actually our president as he was no doubt behind other murders and was at least one of the sleaziest presidents we've had. Well, at least in the top five...

Hi Thunderdog, I think all of our successes rely on risk control, money management and a good trading plan. I am not going to knock what anybody does here as long is its successful. No two traders trade the same way and that's what makes this interesting. All I can say is this method works...

In the introduction to his book, Joe Dinapoli talks about Professor Herbert Riedel writing an article in 1989 in Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine. His study proved that applying fibonacci logic to the market didn't work. Dinapoli goes on to say that this was wonderful news...

A leading indicator is one that indicates, before the market gets there, where support or resistance is likely to manifest. A lagging indicator is one that requires market action before the indicator turns. It confirms support or resistance rather than predicts it. In short, it lags market...

Hi Thunderdog, My point was not that innerworth supports fundamental analysis. I was using a metaphor that their criticism reminded me of investors who trade on the fundamentals making fun of technical analysis. My point with Dinapoli's engineering and economics background was that he was...

I am a subscriber to Innerworth and was surprised to read this article. They usually aren't so judgemental and especially regarding a trading method the writer seems to know nothing about. I'm sure in the writer's mind it is acceptable to use lagging indicators based on past price action...

Ain't it great to know that their are an unlimited number of new up and coming site members who are negative and downright cruel. Oh well, if putting people down makes you feel better......

GG: I think you are really headed in the right direction by changing your thoughts. Whatever "Image" you may have here doesn't matter as you're on the road to changing it and becoming successful. Don't let anyone on this site deter you or your progress. This is the most positive I have heard...

Hi Market Surfer, Based on your list I think you might enjoy, "The Way of the Warrior Trader" by Richard McCall. It truly helps a trader prepare for the market each day psychologically and emotionally. McCall is a psychologist/martial arts instructor/trader who presents excellent ideas in...