Guru Abreaction

Thunderdog, now that you have named said guru, I shall comment directly on his composition style. Its primary objectives are to put the seeds of self-doubt into the subconscious minds of detractors, and to insert images of limitless easy wealth into the conscious minds of potential adherents. The theory being that the B-Team is largely richly unconscious, and the B-Team largely consciously poor.
 
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Thunderdog, now that you have named said guru, I shall comment directly on his composition style. Its primary objectives are to put the seeds of self-doubt into the subconscious minds of detractors, and to insert images of limitless easy wealth into the conscious minds of potential adherents. The theory being that the B-Team is largely richly unconscious, and the B-Team largely consciously poor.
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Did you mean A-Team is consciously poor?

Anyway, what is consciousness?
Isn't the A-Team the most unconscious, considering the theory of the bicameral mind, in
the sense that A-Team seems to need and want to be told what to do?
 
Well, dear friends, for my trouble here I have been accused of being a drunk, an alias, a smelly sock, and an A-Teamer. Feel free to carry on. I'm going to have a drink and watch "Rome". Oh, the luxury of being able to kill one's adversaries!
 
Here are my very modest results thus far trading the method laid out by Spydertrader:

I've traded the last 3 weeks using the method. I am only trading 1 and sometimes 2 lots as I am still new. So far, 15 days traded. Zero down days, worst day +50 net, best day +887 net. Avg day +$287.50 net. Nothing spectacular in terms of real dollar figures but when we assume 10 lots, these very same results produce +$43,125 for 3 weeks, 20 lots +$86,250, etc. Now, if we compare this to most stocks, the ability to scale up from 1 to 20 (1000 to 20,000 shares) its nearly impossible w/o affecting the stock (getting in and getting out) but going from 1 lot to 20 lot will not effect the ES.
 
Quote from supergrass:

You seem to know a lot about bullies, you are either one of them or a victim since school desperately trying to believe they get their come uppance in adulthood
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Brilliant analysis, thank you so much for the life changing info.

I read up on the subject actually, reading up on subjects is one way to go, I henceforth bequeath the power to you to pick a subject and read up on it. You will thank me some day.
 
Quote from Steve Tvardek:

Here are my very modest results thus far trading the method laid out by Spydertrader:

I've traded the last 3 weeks using the method. I am only trading 1 and sometimes 2 lots as I am still new. So far, 15 days traded. Zero down days, worst day +50 net, best day +887 net. Avg day +$287.50 net. Nothing spectacular in terms of real dollar figures but when we assume 10 lots, these very same results produce +$43,125 for 3 weeks, 20 lots +$86,250, etc. Now, if we compare this to most stocks, the ability to scale up from 1 to 20 (1000 to 20,000 shares) its nearly impossible w/o affecting the stock (getting in and getting out) but going from 1 lot to 20 lot will not effect the ES.
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You are heavily leveraged, what happens if you are on the wrong side of the trade during the next 9/11 and your margin money won't cover the loss? Does your broker come after your assets or write it off?
 
Quote from Steve Tvardek:

Here are my very modest results thus far trading the method laid out by Spydertrader:

I've traded the last 3 weeks using the method. I am only trading 1 and sometimes 2 lots as I am still new. So far, 15 days traded. Zero down days, worst day +50 net, best day +887 net. Avg day +$287.50 net. Nothing spectacular in terms of real dollar figures but when we assume 10 lots, these very same results produce +$43,125 for 3 weeks, 20 lots +$86,250, etc. Now, if we compare this to most stocks, the ability to scale up from 1 to 20 (1000 to 20,000 shares) its nearly impossible w/o affecting the stock (getting in and getting out) but going from 1 lot to 20 lot will not effect the ES.
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Is this papertrading?
If not, who is your auditor for verification?
 
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