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it's posts like this that reaffirm why i don't hardly ever post. i just asked a simple question and it gets all blown out of proportion. i'm done posting on this thread and will go back to just reading.

ditto

your first post didn't mention that financial statments were necessary to ask questions. other questions were answered without financials being posted. if you don't want to answer it that's fine, but you could have just said that. i didn't realize it was such a big issue for you. i just...

as i said i was curious. you've put yourself out there as a highly successful trader, so i wondered how many contracts you are clicking with.

are you not willing to answer this question? i saw it was asked earlier too, so i was just curious.

what size are you trading in the ES currently?

and you're bitching about a 1 lot?? if you are that experienced you aren't trading a 1 lot ...

that's what you get for getting long before the employment report.

chauncey1, what size do you usually trade in your various products? thanks.

are you still short qlgc, aol, and tyc? as of today's close you'd be down $54,800.

on your trades you say you had a good entry, yet they were losers. that is not a good entry. yes, ultimately you may have had the direction right but your timing was off. by saying you had a good entry but no follow through, you end up feeling good about yourself but aren't being critical...

so if he is not not not not the sum of all that is bright trading, then he really IS the sum of all that is bright trading :D

why are you trading more than one contract while you are going through this drawdown?

:D

quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by LouiseJefferson MR. SE, This might be a little off the subject of MA trends, but, This morning, I was atttempting to follow $Prem this morning as you instructed yesterday. I found...

not at the office so i can't help you with ndx. i'm lost without my cqg! :D

In its online edition, the Wall Street Journal says the struggling telecom company has discovered more than $3 billion in expenses that were improperly booked as capital expenditures. The paper cites sources as saying the financial gimmick boosted the firm's cash flow and profits over the...

WorldCom fired its CFO after uncovering $3.6 billion in fraudulent accounting over the past 5 quarters, media reports said Tuesday night. Shares fell 65 percent after hours. looks like it could be a rough day tomorrow. s&p trading at approx. 958 right now.

thanks!

i was just curious as to why you guys went long.