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Hey Al, Thanks for the tip. I have been trying a variety of charting services and trying to pick one. I will try QCharts. As for the service, you are right, it is very easy to use and I find that I can easily customize it to my needs. I usually make more on each trade than I pay for the...

I'd love to hear what people think of prop trading in general... pros and cons.

Plan your trade, trade your plan...

I hate to play dumb, but why is that bad?

That's what I've been told... Haven't checked yet...

It is my understanding that there is a discussion of pairstrading in last weeks issue of Newsweek in an article on daytrading. Any thoughts....

The other issue nobody has pointed out is the the EMH is exactly what it says, "a hypothesis." Therefore, in its simplest sense, it is a best guess starting point for further exploration.

The logic in the original argument is both flawed and accurate. As has been pointed out, the emh is accurate when it comes to price almost by definition, available information is reflected in the price of a stock. And yes, linear analysis is a very useful tool as well. To apply non-linear...

Is LMT a case of the charts leading the way, or the street sitting on the increased revenue potential because of general market unrest?

If anyone does read this, I am interested in some opinions....

I like your idea of keeping a careful record of your moves. Not only does it keep you honest, it lets you learn from your mistakes. It's even more effective if you plan each day on paper and then after a while compare what you did to what you planned...

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Your logic suggests that if you try to lose money, you willactually make money. Are you going to try an lose?

I'm looking for a site that can combine good charting with an order entry system that supports pairs trading...

I'll read the archive in a few days, but would be very interested to know his opinion on the future liquidity we might expect in this arena...

If mrmarket is a camel jockey, does that mean he is rich?

At the risk of sounding like an employee, right now, my trading is most influenced by the trading manual and recommendations provided at pairstrading.com. I've had some good success...

"A woman will spend 1 dollar on a 2 dollor item she doesn't need. A man will spend 2 dollars on a 1 dollar item he needs." How does this apply to trading? It will come to you...

It seems that from the data posted, this works in a bull market but fails in a bear market. if you picked an index fund wouldn't the returns have been better in the bull market and so obviously worse in the bear market that you could pull out?

I'm very new here, but on the options side fall into the category of lazy... does you have a list of MrMarket's picks?