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Price was 622 when I posted the above chart. We bounced off the trend line again and are now up at 635.39. It's not too late to hop in. But we're already seeing some large panic buys from those who don't want to be left behind. The market sellers have dried up, and it's becoming nearly...

A regulated offshore Bitcoin hedge fund for institutional investors is opening August 1st. No capital gains taxes in Jersey. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-jersey-28247796 http://www.newsweek.com/ex-jp-morgan-trader-joins-bitcoin-bulls-launching-hedge-funds-258494

Here is a weekly log chart of BTC/USD from https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/bitstamp/btcusd. We are poised for another wave up. Hop on board. Weekly MACD is green. We're bouncing up off the long term exponential trend line. Don't get left behind.

Many critics of reducing taxes claim that the Reagan tax cuts drained the U.S. Treasury. The reality is that federal revenues increased significantly between 1980 and 1990: - Total federal revenues doubled from just over $517 billion in 1980 to more than $1 trillion in 1990. In constant...

I would *love* to get rid of it. I haven't used it at all. I would drop it in a second if I could get all the withheld money back. It's a terrible investment. For the same money you can get much better private insurance. -Raystonn

So you're looking for someone to help with the following: formulating the method backtesting the method repeating until a profitable method is found Just how much prior research are you bringing to the table? Do you already have some systems you'd like tested, or are all the systems still...

Trading emotionally? Device warns of stress http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091013/od_nm/us_stress I can foresee some problems with this. Imagine not being able to close a position because you are stressed. But I can see some opportunities as well. "Hey boss, the short squeeze isn't...

I voted no, but not for the reason given. Nothing in the Constitution gives the U.S. government the power to force pensions on an employer-employee relationship. Government-mandated healthcare is also unconstitutional in the U.S. for the same reason. If these things are really desired, then...

If I could move to Chicago, I'd probably be able to swing a deal fairly easily. Remote trading doesn't seem to be tolerated by the futures prop firms, other than the fake retail "prop" shops. This is a good opportunity for a firm to make a nice profit. In the absence of an offer, I will...

I'm in Northern California. Thank you for the response. -Raystonn

I have an equity index futures trading system that trades 1 EMD contract for every $16,000 of account equity. (Most futures traders would call this very conservative.) It is a swing trading system which holds overnight and has three states: long, short, and neutral. The 1 contract per $16,000...

You asked me (and others) to come up with three things that I need which Vista provides. I did. Besides that, your made-up statistics are laughable at best. ASPM, for one, is in very high demand today. They did. It's called Windows XP 64-bit. It came out before PCI-Express was invented...

1) Vista introduced the requirement that all hardware vendors must create 64-bit Vista drivers in addition to the 32-bit Vista drivers in order to get Logo Certification. HW vendors can no longer Logo on Windows XP. That means, for the first time, I can run a 64-bit Windows operating system...

Actually, you can play with those bots to get the fill you desire. If you'd like to buy 1 lot, simply enter a limit sell to see how low the bot will go. Plant your order at the lowest sell price possible where the bot matches you. Then, in a single order, buy your own offer plus however many...

I think you screwed up your poll. You probably intended a +/- 50 range. Instead, your choices are either +100 or -50. Given that, statistically speaking, everyone should choose the -50, or choice B. -Raystonn

They will never go back to a gold standard. If they did then they'd have to stop spending more than they have. Right now they count on inflation to get rid of U.S. debt. This inflation is exactly how they intend to keep Social Security functional. They promised everyone X dollars at age 65...

Well, the system started out with a drawdown first thing on the public website. The amount of drawdown is fairly typical and well within historical norms. It then pulled out of the drawdown and is very much up. These are some current statistics: Win %: 85.7% APD Ratio 0.98 Cumu $...

The title of your thread is "Is there a solution for Economic Inequality?" This question requires the assumption that economic inequality is a problem before it can be addressed. I disagree with your assumption. If you would like to discuss further, then please provide your supporting logic on...

No. The first system would have a smoother equity curve, all else side. You must also look at your maximum drawdown. Neither of those systems look all that great with those statistics alone. -Raystonn

ES was already down 10.50 when this thread popped up. Hmm. -Raystonn