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Oh I see where you guys are coming from. "Forcing" people to make trades would be a big legal issue. I wanted everyone to trade the same stuff in order to create a shared fate, like a company would have. However, you guys point out that if someone doesn't like a trade, they just flat out...

I realize its going to take a lot of work to get this going. My idea is to have everyone trading their own accounts so I'm not aware of legal issues. It would probably save me a lot of trouble if you know of some. I don't think front running will be a problem because I plan on paper trading...

I realize I was vague, so I apologize. My name is Collin. I've been trading for 5 years. I started out swing trading stocks, then day trading the e-mini, and now I'm swing trading options on stocks. I have plenty of experience but I'm not a trader for a living. The purpose of building a...

I'm interested in building a team of traders in San Francisco. If you live in SF or the surrounding area and the idea of working within a team to make trades appeals to you, send me a PM or an email. I've heard from 4 people so far. In a few days we're going to set up a meeting to organize...

I like the idea of this thread. Whisky plays the role of Socrates. Getting everyone to ask and answer questions creates new information. The market is the sum of an enormous amount of human decisions. Even the black boxes were programmed by humans and are therefor human decisions...

Actually, if you read my "rules" for the strategy, entry is made when the pullback is within 5 tics of the average at close. That rules out the first 2 times you see entry points. Say we scratch the 5 tic rule and just stick to the part where we enter at the end of the day... 2 profits and 1...

haha Despite the fact that I picked a picture where the strategy obviously profited, I'm making a legitimate point.

Here's a pic of what I'm talking about.

I created a one-trade-per-day strategy using candlestick indicators a long time ago. The strategy played out like this: 1. Wait for a “morning star” or “evening star” to occur on a daily chart of a group of stocks over $10 and with volume higher than a million. 2. Enter long for...

I'm done

I'm waiting for a higher low.

Nevermind it was under preferences.

Did you have to pay extra to see lions on your chart?

This is kind of surprising. Volume has been way stronger on the downside but price action is so sideways.

Personification or freakification of the market is probably a bad idea.

Good trade but was your stop 824? ... I don't get it.

I wonder if I can master super-human patience while learning how to day trade.

Yeah, I'm not fond of the 10 point range days either.

exited at 913.75 because of volume divergence on the TVI. +1.25 points Edit: good thing too... apparently.

Went long at 912.5 Target is 915.75 Stop is 911.25