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  1. Easy question about indexes (commodity?)

    I think what I've been looking for is actually in the works. http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/CNBCTV/Articles/TVReports/P50438.asp
    Post by: billb2112, Jun 20, 2003 in forum: Financial Futures

  2. the "Pretty Good Oscillator"

    Got a 404 on that URL. Over.
    Post by: billb2112, Jun 10, 2003 in forum: Strategy Building

  3. the "Pretty Good Oscillator"

    How have you tested this to determine it's impressiveness? Have you used TradeStation or Wealth-Lab? I'd be interested in seeing the script and...
    Post by: billb2112, Jun 10, 2003 in forum: Strategy Building

  4. Your first stock and what happened??

    UBID, bought at 40 3/4, sold a few days later at $176. That hooked me back in 1998. Of course after I got bored w/ only making 5-10% for doing...
    Post by: billb2112, Jun 8, 2003 in forum: Trading

  5. installed microsoft .net

    It's the runtime environment for applications written using Microsoft's .NET platform. There is no harm in having the .NET runtime installed on...
    Post by: billb2112, Jun 7, 2003 in forum: Trading Software

  6. thursday DOWN day for djia

    I went short towards the end of the day yesterday. The positions I held were up a bit today. Hoping to hit my profit target tomorrow. We'll...
    Post by: billb2112, May 28, 2003 in forum: Trading

  7. If Nasdaq is Computerized

    and why not just 24/7?
    Post by: billb2112, May 26, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  8. Easy question about indexes (commodity?)

    Thanks for that suggestion. I'll check that out. I guess I'm looking for anything cyclical. Cows, banks, cotton, semiconductors, pork bellies,...
    Post by: billb2112, Apr 16, 2003 in forum: Financial Futures

  9. Easy question about indexes (commodity?)

    I'm looking for the ability to buy shares in some commodities or their appropriate indexes. I don't want to buy futures, options, or the...
    Thread by: billb2112, Apr 16, 2003, 7 replies, in forum: Financial Futures

  10. Stopping Spam e-mail ?????

    Been using mailwasher since 3/1 (mentioned previously in this thread) and have noticed no noticable decrease in spam. Sucks :mad:
    Post by: billb2112, Apr 14, 2003 in forum: Trading Software

  11. TradeSports

    I've been watching tradesports for the past couple of months. It's very interesting and I'd say it's a perfect gauge for public opinion. I got...
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 21, 2003 in forum: Educational Resources

  12. Nikkei Tanking

    03/19 - 12:44 7,837.14 -117.32 TOKYO (Kyodo)--Tokyo stocks retreated Wednesday morning, sending the key Nikkei index to a new 20-year low...
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 18, 2003 in forum: Trading

  13. Time to short?

    The cubes have busted the upper bollinger, slow stochs are overbought, the VIX stochs are oversold ... this is a pristine setup ... or is it?
    Thread by: billb2112, Mar 17, 2003, 6 replies, in forum: Technical Analysis

  14. Cramer Sez ........

    He's strictly for entertainment. I love to laugh at Cramer and his little hyperactivity problem. I don't believe anyone takes him seriously....
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 16, 2003 in forum: Trading

  15. Never lose more than 10%, ever!

    I certainly appreciate the historical perspective. I was delivering papers the day after the '87 crash and really had no clue what had happened...
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Trading

  16. Never lose more than 10%, ever!

    Ya, 10% on the whole portfolio per year ... and of course, these guys are foaming at the mouth w/ excitement at the idea of only losing 10%. I...
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Trading

  17. Never lose more than 10%, ever!

    I think we're of the same mindset on that front.
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Trading

  18. Never lose more than 10%, ever!

    Thanks for the clarification and real world examples. I hear my co-workers and friends whine quite a bit about their losses and I genuinely feel...
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Trading

  19. Never lose more than 10%, ever!

    To me that is a huge oversimplification. When you sell your puts, what happens when the stock goes from $40 to $35, you sell your puts and the...
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Trading

  20. Never lose more than 10%, ever!

    I wonder if it's possible for me to find out when they're about buy puts w/ the employees money so I can sell them the puts. heh.
    Post by: billb2112, Mar 13, 2003 in forum: Trading
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