The rationale is the corollary of what got us to 14,000⦠the willingness to buy anything; and now, the willingness to buy nothing. The...
Get your flame-throwers out.
buy everything at 1.55, sell it up 25 cents.
It's absolute statements like the one above that lead those in control of the market to test extreme values. As long as people speak in this way,...
Start pyramiding at 95. 130 is and has been the level, which is why weâre seeing this move. Many stops in the 120s. Keep youâre average price...
Donât be so hard on yourself. The market is the most dynamic social laboratory that ever existed and you paid your admission and learned its...
If it could be proven, the circumstance would be regulated away. Consider the Zero Competition Condition, which states that if an industry has...
Don â how are you guaranteeing that Brandonâs losses are not pooled against other traderâs equity? If youâd get specific on this point,...
Don't know Brandon Adams. Don't know Don Bright. All I know is what I've read here to today and what Don has confirmed. This is a great...
That would rarely, if ever happen. The risk manager would be closing your position for you once down 4-5k, if not sooner. As a sub of thier...
Other Misconceptions: Trading is less than 99% random. Jim Simon's success proves that trading isn't completely random, but unless your a...
Whether 1/16th or 1/50000th, my point holds: He said he was getting slipped 3-4 cents in the 80s and stocks weren't even quoted on that basis back...
Uhm - weren't stocks quoted in 1/16ths in the 80s? Christ, you're such a piker.
When the FED cuts rates, the market adjusts within seconds. Why? Because the market knows that the cut will trickle through the market as...
With what money? Real wages are flat-to-down over all timeframes and the risk of a significant decline in the near-term is increased as many,...
huge overseas growth - Growth that will slow with commodity prices hitting all-time highs and emerging markets showing double-to-triple digit...
The fact that you speak so definitively shows either (or both) your sophomoric understanding of the subject matter or that you aren't actually...
Good luck. The day of labor-intensive trading is over. Today, a PM functions are infinitely scalable. This isn't the 80s.
Your method won't be attractive to daytrading firms because they make thier money, not off of trader's P/L, but on the commish generated from the...
This is another great example of people holding this guy up on an unjustified pedastal. Yes, Buffet has been bearish on the dollar because of...
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