inflation??? they dont believe in inflation..... they care about providing liquidity and keeping the bull market running, they also want more consumer spending so they throw $150 billion plus directly to the consumers to just throw it back into the economy because the consumer doesnt know how to save....cant wait for this meeting today at 2:15, this is going to be the biggest day for the federal reserve in years....
Thanks. Truth be told, if you expanded on what you just wrote, I'd probably have to sit down and think a lot harder than I am accustomed to doing. I might even pull something and end up walking funny. And so, I'll just draw comfort from your earlier comment:
Yes, if you do not do automated systems then the simplest way to trade is to train your self to read those sentiment patterns that are ultimately present in millions of bits and pieces of information everywhere. And, gathering from your posts, that is exactly what you have been doing. That is why I think you essentially trade the same way that we have managed to automate. I do believe in KISS principle and I do agree with you that one does not have to posses a Ph.D. to trade successfully. I concur!
I figured we were essentially on the same side of things. However, I do think you probably look at more inputs than I do. And to be candid, I would really love to automate the way that I trade. I suspect that it is possible in the right hands. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with the left hands. Perhaps in my next life. (Now if only I could believe in god and reincarnation.)
Presently, I use Ensign, with IB data. Before that I used eSignal for a few years, but I found their data delays during heavier trading to be most annoying. MAESTRO, I appreciate the gesture, but I suspect that I do not have a sufficiently technical orientation when it comes to computers to properly appreciate your offering.