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Its just a speed thing. The better the AI bots get over time, the harder it will be to execute on shorter time frames, basically zoom out a bit and give yourself more time to think and execute if you're discretionary. For example, if you take your signals from a 5 minute chart, then go the 10...

the only problem i see here is the rules on obligations by so called market makers. where are they? it does not look like any firm is obligated to do jack shit, they apparently can just walk away from the market at any time and so you get 3 second 100 pt plunges. what is there to analyze...

Horseracing is all about finding mispriced horses, odds that are out of wack based on your analysis. That way your payoff over time is large enough to cover the house take and losses. and yes, its paramutual meaning you're betting against other bettors, not the house.

bingo. a consistently losing system beyond transaction costs, is just as hard to find as a consistently winning system.

if your resume sucks and you failed at trading then an ok option is sales, what kind of sales? any kind really. sales jobs are always abundant because people hate working on commission.

social media is a total joke. lol. twitter. lame.

unreal that some dip shit hacker can cause this move. pathetic. so next question? were they short? probably. probably made a ton of money

breakout pullback. :cool:

you heard it here first.

so what would be an example of focusing on the trading that created the pattern.? for example, if you see a triple bottom and you like trade trade triple bottoms looking for a reversal, then what?

please explain more about this. your post sounds interesting. what would be an example of trading price action as opposed to trading bars or patterns.

if i had to guess, id say 99% of hedge fund strategies are a complete sham, they simply have no edge. add to that the retarded fee's and they become an even bigger sham. they are basically gambling. yes, there are the 1%ers who have legit strategies (rentec, and others) but they are mostly...

thats you isnt it?

imo, this is the craziest part of the story. its mind boggling. what does that tell you? that all the crap they list in what they are looking for in a potential hire at these "prestigious" firms is just a bunch of crap. job seeker: hello, im here for the trading position interviewer...

and for the record, i actually do think velocity is fine, i just get pissy when things change in a day or 2 without more notice than that. as friendly business practice you should be giving a month notice. i would guess your customers are not very rich people and they are spending...

yes, and id like to know if dale box agrees that they are paying 625 to TT per user of xtrader free.

actually it was 1 business day ahead of time dale box. i got no other email other than this one. <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=3773493>

well, its a forum that has a category about discussing retail firms. so thats what im doing. why else would ET have a "retail firm" section, just for fun? :confused:

huh, maybe i missed the email. ill go back and check. so how much do you pay TT per user of free xtrader? id like to know if maverick is right or making stuff up out of thin air and then you go ahead and quote him as if he is all truth telling.

why not notify your customers a month ahead of time? how much are you paying to TT per user of the "free" xtrader? why is it even called free if you are paying for it with extremely high commisions, why not call it, alternate pricing structure? Are you paying 800 per user as maverick...