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So how does this tax work for 1.) options 2.) derivatives 3.) other trading vehicles that are not invented yet. One thing that we seem to ignore is the adaptability the financial market has. Someone somewhere will come up with something that can work around this NO ? :D

I have 3 questions: 1.) Does the box need to be a rectangle ? 2.) Can the boxes be overlapped ? 3.) What constitutes a SON ? Can 7 SONS be derived from a SON ? Thanks and regards

Of the last 12 posts 2 are Jack H 1 response to Jack H by NYSE 1 response to Jack H by RN 1 from Rainman 1 from diego11 1 from RN to NYSE with politeness All these posts are useless. A disservice has been done to me.:mad: NYSE, can I have 7 more posts on specifics on trading...

Sir, how do you get these exact numbers? Following are my numbers as close to yours and the time (I use Tradestation charts) 21.28: yours 21.25: 3/23 LOD from daily chart 21.31: 3/23 LOD from intraday chart 21.28: 3/16 COD 21.40: yours I dont know how to get this 22.22: yours...

Sir, please advise on how to correctly improve one's win/loss ratio. Thanks and regards

From the flowchart, my guess for N is N = no confirmation/ no following through

Thanks for the MTFA suggestion. On the 2-day binge Sir, I think someone wants it to last a little longer, but what do I know? Thanks and regards

Could you please shed some light on how the statistic above come about? Thanks and regards

my guess N = not hurry, deliberate O = obedience

My guess N - neutral L - limit of your bankroll.

I have two questions. 1.) Are the two charts you provided hold all the "obvious" that the "few super elite traders" signal to each other it is time to act? Or is there other setup? 2.) Do you usually hold your positions multi-day? Thanks and regards

One cant control the outcome of the stock direction, but one can control how much the bet is. Thanks and regards

Because emotion gets in the way. So one needs to locate one's comfort zone according to what one finds in practice trading the chosen instrument. And then to come up with the parameters to control risks(loses) that can happen to one's capital.

You use options to leverage your bet? Could you recommend the risk/reward ratio to be used? Thanks and regards

capital managment

Price of a stock is LOW for one reason: supply is greater than demand. Now if one buys LOW, one needs to be sure that demand for that stock will be greater than supply at some future time. If this is the "obvious" that you'd been driving at, then how does one know the demand will be greater...

Hi nysestocks, for BLASH, what constitutes LOW? As a retail day trader, one seldomly be able to buy at the bottom of the day. So LOW will be a price based on the reference of a previously occurred price. Or are you talking about the pivot of a pullback? or high of the previous bar ? (if...

There are couple options 1.) go to the next larger time frames until you dont see the ups and downs. This is only meaningful if the range is small enough. If it is big enough, then it indicates something else 2.) look for the "abnormality" of the up/down pattern. 3.) as you indicated...

How can a selected trader who trade Doug account take advantage of this situation to enrich the trader own account? 1.) take the opposite of Doug account trades (especially use Doug account trades to push price in one direction, when price comes to the extreme, the trader take his own account...