POLL: Has Elite Trader become the Fox "News" of trading?

Has Elite Trader become the Fox "News" of trading?

  • Yes

    Votes: 22 51.2%
  • No

    Votes: 21 48.8%

  • Total voters
    43
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Has Gabfly1 become the laughingstock of ET?


Simple question
 
Quote from Gabfly1:

Something on your mind, reg?

No, but you always seem to have something on your mind:

Quote from Thunderdog/gayfly:

You too? Please stop flirting. You're making my nipples hard.
 
Quote from Lucrum:

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Has Gabfly1 become the laughingstock of ET?


Simple question

My apologies, I left out the poll answers.

A) Yes
B) Always has been
C) I'm a flaming liberal and I don't understand simple questions
D) Gabby is obviously gay
 
'Vitch, you iced your rep as ET's funniest immoderator by moving this thread to Backfeed. Its next stop should be Psych, because M. Taon is demonstrably a serious trader, has been for many years, and in PMs is a very private and reserved person, yet he finds time to get embroiled in numbrous low down ET Festenbitchen. How does this happen to us? Surely it is not solely the imagined freedom of internet anmomnimnity. I think it is an unavoidable side effect of trying for hours every day to ascribe deterministic order to sheer randomness. It is "Chart Madness."
 
Quote from Lucrum:

<strike>My apologies, I left out the poll answers.

A) Yes
B) Always has been
C) </strike>I'm <strike>a flaming liberal and I don't understand simple questions
D) Gabby is</strike> obviously gay
Sometimes, you have to read between the lines.
 
Quote from Arthur Deco:

...embroiled in numbrous low down ET Festenbitchen. How does this happen...
It is getting out of hand. What remedies would you suggest, Dr. D?
 
I am fine as frog hair myself, so I am not really qualified to offer psychagogical advice to you on your desordre. I will merely remark in pissing that I primarily watch a one-second chart which makes it quite clear that the markets are semi-quasi-pseudo-random. Somehow the resulting sense of meaningless inhibits my otherwise powerful urge to seek meaninglessness on ET. This is much better than the reason I wasn't here after the open until just now: I was in a losing short that consumed all my powers of wishful thinking to stay in. So I did not need to exercise those same powers in the equally fruitless seeking of trading knowledge here.
 
Quote from Arthur Deco:

...I primarily watch a one-second chart which makes it quite clear that the markets are semi-quasi-pseudo-random...
I think you will find the glory to be in the sub-one-second time frames. Therein lie the answers to the universe.
 
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