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Quote from Thunderdog:

Do you also have a cat like Dr. No? For some reason, arch villains seem to have an affinity to cats. :D
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I know Blofeld had a cat. Did Dr. No have one, also? :)
 
Quote from PoundTheRock:

Think of it instead as the absence of selling, i.e., don't short if people have no reason to sell.
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Exactly.

The small graduated steps are buying without contra selling. Just sits and chops after the push higher but then somebody realizes it ain't going down and another step up, chop, repeat.
 
Quote from MAESTRO:

You are a good man! You always make me laugh! You'll be amazed when I post a picture of our new system that we have almost finished! 134 monitors on 4 walls, rotating control table, virtual reality goggles and more! Is this evil enough? :D :D
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Oh GOD! please post this picture as soon as you possibly can.

By the way,
do you need someone to sweep your floors or wax your cars?
 
Quote from hjay23:

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By the way,
do you need someone to sweep your floors or wax your cars?
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No, our floors are cleaned by the radio controlled robots but we are looking for a good trader or two. Options primarily with the license (24, 7 etc.).
 
Quote from SethArb:

what is your reference point on this statement?

backtest using tradestation on 10 yr data ?

also ... are you referring to the ETF's here or the sp500 futures only ?

- In the past 10 years 72% of trading days were whipsaw days. 82% of the days had a meaningful reversal (retracement) during regular market hours, 94% of days had at least one opportunity to break even on the reversals. And ... only 6% of trading days were trending "MUD SLIDES". -
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We used an intraday data that we have bought from NASD and NYSE (24 DVDs, cost = $23,000 appr.) The data has been crunched on two IBM servers for about 5 months. The data that has been analyzed was related to stocks only. I hope I answered your question.
 
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