Algo & Quant traders

[wxytrader]

Then I'm guessing you're not using much or any leverage. Are you trading or investing?

Investing implies you buy something based on fundamentals...or buy for dividends. I am buying on margin at opportune moments where I rarely have to worry about drawdowns...or I use drawdowns to my advantage. If you are leveraged up then you better have an understanding of TA that goes beyond support & resistance or order blocks lol or you will continue to get wiped out of positions. Brokers don't offer you leverage so you can get rich...it's like a casino giving you a marker...they know it will cause you to gamble more and take bigger risks.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

Investing implies you buy something based on fundamentals...or buy for dividends. I am buying on margin at opportune moments where I rarely have to worry about drawdowns...or I use drawdowns to my advantage. If you are leveraged up then you better have an understanding of TA that goes beyond support & resistance or order blocks lol or you will continue to get wiped out of positions. Brokers don't offer you leverage so you can get rich...it's like a casino giving you a marker...they know it will cause you to gamble more and take bigger risks.

I have no doubt that the answer to my question is somewhere in there. ^

 

[Overnight]

No it's not.Thats not even a word.

Check yourself, mate.

Or are you calling Merrian-Wesbster liars?

 

[wxytrader]

Check yourself, mate.

Or are you calling Merrian-Wesbster liars?

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Indexes is the more common form used in American English. 3. Indices is a Latin plural form that is most often used in British English.

 

[Overnight]

Indexes is the more common form used in American English. 3. Indices is a Latin plural form that is most often used in British English.

So you admit it really is a word.

 

[wxytrader]

So you admit it really is a word.

Of course it's a word but it's a stupid word. It's index so plural is indexes. You don't change the spelling just to pluralize a word.

Do you call Rolodex Rolodices?

 

[Overnight]

Of course it's a word but it's a stupid word.

So it IS a word, or ISN'T a word? You're so confusing.

This is where I bow out with my usual video analogy on something like this... Colonel Mustard, hehe.

 

[ph1l]

It is "Indices", not "indexes".

SLACKER!

Check yourself, mate.

Or are you calling Merrian-Wesbster liars?

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Either form is acceptable, but indexes is more common in American English.

 

[themickey]

Indexes is the more common form used in American English. 3. Indices is a Latin plural form that is most often used in British English.

Interesting, didn't know that, in Australia they call it Indices.

 

[Overnight]

Either form is acceptable, but indexes is more common in American English.
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Ergo, since I use indices instead of indexes, it means I am a Latin lover? Hoochy momma, come on over, girls!

Let's have some fun!

(Yes, people, I know I am hopeless. *sighs* )