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    Looking for successful traders in Seattle

    Recently moved to Seattle from trading at the Merc in Shy-town, it been challenging to find other traders in this area (Seattle). I would like to build a network of traders in the NW area for chat, meetings, whatever.
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    Looking for traders in Seattle

    Well, I began my career in 1998 working for Dr.George Lane who taught a school on Stochastics in Illinois for a year. Although I was not impressed by the material, I received a whole year of education studying the market without actually trading it. During that year, George's partner taught be...
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    Looking for traders in Seattle

    Hello, Successful commodity trader 36 YO, who just left the Board of Trade (Chicago) to move home to Seattle, WA. Looking for traders in the area. Willing to help or train (free of course) interested in starting a trading group or room. Ciao
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    Why does technical analysis work

    Just decided to write a few posts. Anyways I am a fib trader. Always important to watch how price reacts to major support and resistance.
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    Think in Odds

    Sorry, must have the wrong guy, bot sure what a hotlist is, and no evening sessions.
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    Why does technical analysis work

    Technical analysis means looking at markets a different way. It requires a different kind of thinking. And the establishment is always reluctant to accept another way of thinking. After all, another way of thinking could be risky, it could require more study, worst of all -- it could mean your...
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    Using multiple time frames

    Mark Forrester What is multiple time frame analysis? It sounds complicated and difficult, but it simply refers to the same chart with multiple time compressions, (intra-day or daily). When both the intra-day and the daily charts are in harmony, the chances of success can be greatly...
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    Think in Odds

    "If you have a profit take it" Not to be disrepectful, but that not the greatest idea. Ever trade, you should predefine a target, because you always must base every trade decision on a risk/reward basis. Why would a trader risk a point, if he was only seeking to profit on one point. Always...
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    Think in Odds

    Money Management by Mark Forrester Think in Odds Most traders have a serious problems thinking in odds because it is against our nature to take on a position without being 100% sure that it will be a success. Losing hurts, it is painful; taking a position knowing that there is a chance of...
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    Psychology from the Merc

    PSYCHOLOGY, by Mark Forrester There will be no not threat of allowing your-self the possibility of financial loss. If you find yourself considering, weighting, or judging, then you are either not predefining what a loss is or you are not executing them immediately upon perception, in which...
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    Any traders who use Keltner,Fibonacci, and Elliott

    Hello, My name is Mark, I a 35 YO S&P trader looking to chat with others with a similiar trading style. I have traded at the Merc and Board for eight years, decided to leave my trading firm, and trade on my own back in Seattle. Moderately active trader. Successful looking for like minded people...
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    Any Day traders in Seattle

    I grew up in the Seattle area, and after 8 years of running around in the Merc and Board, I decided to trade on my own for a while until, I make a decision on what to do. Anyways, still trading the S&P eminis, but trying to get a seat lease for the Dow, (a tenth of the cost). Anyways, I hope...
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    Any Day traders in Seattle

    Hello, my name is Mark, I just moved to Seattle from Chicago. I have been a successful S&P trader for 9 years at the CME. Would like to find other traders in the Seattle area for chat.
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