Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

Quote from macattack:

Know any good sources to learn how to use time & sales from? I've had it up before during the day, but it's meaningless when you don't know what you're looking for.

I'll pay attn to the levels tomorrow & see if I notice anything.

Is it best to put a size filter on it?

Has anyone found time & sales to be beneficial when daytrading?
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there are 3 things that might help..see if u can work them out..sure it would be lazy if i told u :D

R..... ............ ............ ... ......... ... .......... .... ..... .........

S

C
 
If those dots are just lettters and not words

Resistance
Support
Control

Quote from The Oracle:

there are 3 things that might help..see if u can work them out..sure it would be lazy if i told u :D

R..... ............ ............ ... ......... ... .......... .... ..... .........

S

C
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Quote from baron193:

Hi, being in a country where CFD's are widely traded and having had personal experience with some of those notorious MM's i can only say to you: be very careful
Unless they have changed their ways in the last few years, which i doubt.
Direct market access brokers are an exception i think.
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Thanks Baron.
I think you're right. ...I should look into DMA brokers.
 
Quote from The Oracle:

there are 3 things that might help..see if u can work them out..sure it would be lazy if i told u :D

R..... ............ ............ ... ......... ... .......... .... ..... .........

S

C
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The S may be: Big Size

I don't even have a guess on the other 2 clues.
 
Quote from The Oracle:

q1) best to stay on the winning side only and exit the losing side..why back a lame horse

q2) cfd is ok..but make sure u go with well established company as many of the small ones might go bust at any time..and u will never see ur money again

q3) RN likes futures..TO likes stocks..PO can trade whatever he likes..but..the best market to trade is the one that u can make money trading..simple as that
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fwiw

I'm a stock-tard, never traded futures, thought about it, but never pursued it

I habitually trade the same stock over and over - then about every 4 mo, I'll swap just to keep from getting lax/ stale

RN
 
Quote from The Oracle:

q1) best to stay on the winning side only and exit the losing side..why back a lame horse

q2) cfd is ok..but make sure u go with well established company as many of the small ones might go bust at any time..and u will never see ur money again

q3) RN likes futures..TO likes stocks..PO can trade whatever he likes..but..the best market to trade is the one that u can make money trading..simple as that
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Thanks TO....

one more thing, can I ask what is TFF?? I tried google...nothing much on TFF??
 
Quote from Placebo:

Redneck,

I want to thank you for your kind generosity Sir.

I've learned a lot from you and not just about trading.

God Bless!

Placebo.
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I am Very Humbled by Your Kind Words

Thank You

RN
 
Quote from Redneck:

fwiw

I'm a stock-tard, never traded futures, thought about it, but never pursued it

I habitually trade the same stock over and over - then about every 4 mo, I'll swap just to keep from getting lax/ stale

RN
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Dear Redneck,

Can I ask you how you select which stock to trade??
 
Quote from poland:

Dear Redneck,

Can I ask you how you select which stock to trade??
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For day trading; (in no certain preference)

AIG
AMZN
LVS
POT
RIMM

Sometimes I’ll go with WYNN, MON, or JPM

Why these – I've become comfortable with them

eta - I would not recommend these to start out on - they sometimes can get quite lively

Meaning - should one have any hesitation about exiting a loser, that loser can grow quickly

Or, if fast moves throw you for a loop, sometime these can make you quite loopy


RN
 
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