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  1. Fear of success

    Very well said.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jul 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  2. Who would buy a tulip 1 million dollar today ?

    Depends on the color.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jul 7, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  3. Cutting losses is for losers

    I refer solely to mrmarket's subject title. Indeed, cutting losses is for losers. The winners do not need to be cut.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jul 7, 2003 in forum: Trading

  4. Mr Market Methods

    Thank you, Roger. That's one less name I have to mention.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jul 1, 2003 in forum: Journals

  5. Mr Market Methods

    Why are so many people disparaging MrMarket? The guy is funny and entertaining. His occasional barbs are light-hearted and often in response to...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jul 1, 2003 in forum: Journals

  6. expectancy

    Seems rather thin, ADX. It would not take much to upset the apple cart. But then, I'm not really the guy to ask.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 30, 2003 in forum: Risk Management

  7. What's your market metaphor?

    May your longs stay up and your shorts go down (If I recall correctly, this was in a holiday greeting card from Alexander Elder's company.)
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 29, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  8. Become an Expert vs Pay a Professional

    tbb123, I think you should proceed very cautiously here. The trading landscape is littered with BS artists. I think much, but not all, of...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 29, 2003 in forum: Technical Analysis

  9. j trader

    I have simple needs. J-Trader serves me well.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 28, 2003 in forum: Trading Software

  10. Hershey's journal

    Over 6 figures? Why, that must mean 7 figures. Unless, of course, you mean 8 figures. Am I getting close?
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 28, 2003 in forum: Journals

  11. The Legend that is $$$MR. MARKET$$$

    MrMarket, You are fairly full of it, but you're funny and that's what counts.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 28, 2003 in forum: Politics

  12. Hershey's journal

    Actually, I did not exaggerate anything. I merely referred to the numbers that you yourself posted. Blame the arithmetic. I hope that you and...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 27, 2003 in forum: Journals

  13. Hershey's journal

    Excuse me? You are using a 32.5-point stop loss? And trading 2 large contracts? That is a $16,250 stop loss for a single trade of only 2...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 27, 2003 in forum: Journals

  14. Ari Kiev

    I am not a veteran trader, but I would like to comment anyway. As I had mentioned in an earlier post to this thread, setting a dollar goal for a...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 27, 2003 in forum: Educational Resources

  15. POLL: What kind of stops do you like?

    I agree.
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 26, 2003 in forum: Trading

  16. Ari Kiev

    Paulus, I read Dr. Kiev's "Trading To Win" a few years ago. In it, he wrote, among other things, that a trader must decide in advance how...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 26, 2003 in forum: Educational Resources

  17. True Truths about Fibonacci

    I admit that the only thing I know about Fibonacci numbers is that it was a numbering scheme devised by an Italian mathematician from the Middle...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 26, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  18. 6/26/03, ES, up day

    Splendid. It reminds me of one definition of a calculator: an instrument that enables you to take two seat-of-the-pants estimates, multiply them,...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 26, 2003 in forum: Trading

  19. 6/26/03, ES, up day

    51-59%?! What, no decimal point accuracy? :D
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 26, 2003 in forum: Trading

  20. Perfect forecast of SP500 since 2 months

    Fortuna, With due respect, I believe that you are entering the realm of spurious correlation. I would advise extreme caution if you plan to...
    Post by: Thunderdog, Jun 26, 2003 in forum: Trading
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