LOL.... I spent enough time on this site now, and correspondended with enought posters to know that there are some traders here who actually make lots of money. Then, there are those "traders" who can't make any money, no matter what they try, and they haunt the site with bitterness and venom. So, wappers,if you spent more time doing, and less time talking, you would probably be in a better mood But hey, trading ain't for everybody Get busy learning, and quit bothering successful folks, okay?
Thanks Oddie! That is a perfect juxtaposition of your usual broken pidgin english next to the post 2 up, which is obviously written by someone with english as a first language. So we know that there are at least *2* of you. Any more in there???
Yeah, okay, whatever. You and that other clueless guy spend a lot of time talking about multiple personalities and english, but have little to say about trading. Dude, you need to grow up.
Superb! That's personality #2 again (good english, relaxed, a bit 'west coast' . Where are you guys based, Oddiburros? Do you share office space somewhere? I'm guessing that u r not in mainland usa cos of the times u post (like me, sitting on my yacht off the coast at Cannes right now - cold as f*ck!)
Wappers wrote: "(like me, sitting on my yacht off the coast at Cannes right now - cold as f*ck!)" I can see you from my private plane taking off from Monte Carlo (the air conditioner is on - no cold here) - trading MurreyMath on board. MurreyMath is an EXCELLENT tool for those who know how to use it. Would one automatically become a world class race car driver just by looking a Formula-1 car? NO WAY! Would you say negative things about it without giving it a test drive? NO WAY!Same is true for trading: Gann's stuff works for some people miracles, others are making good money using MM, others feel comfortable with all those oscillators and moving averages. In order to say that a certain trading approach does not work - one has to give it a good amount of attempt to try to get acquainted with it! Would you refuse to drive a Lamborghini just because it looks "so strange" compared to a regular Ford Escort? Well, it's a personal choice!
Hey Oddiburro! What gives???? I thought your gang were all going to post via your OddBall account? And now we find 'bebe' with a BIIIIIIIG one post backing you up? In language which is a cross between your #1 and #2 personalities? And 'bebe'... why did you go to all the bother of opening an account? Was it getting a bit crowded round Oddi's pc? Or... *did u really think any of us would be fooled by this?*
I totally and absolutely agree with Wappers2 that Oddi has loads of people using his account, opens new fake accounts to try and back himself up, and that murraymath is complete and utter cr*p. I am definitely a seperate person, and have no connection whatsoever with Wappers2, Wappers99 or WappersB. And I am fully expecting the insane nigerian to take this post seriously.
Hi Wappy et al! Just a quick question: do you trade the markets (stocks/options/futures)? What strategy do you use? I myself trade all of them based on MM, all time frames. (I hope the Mediterranean is not too choppy for your yacht)
I daytrade SP using simple support & resistance. A good day would be 5 or 6 points up. A bad day would be 2 points down. I must confess that despite 20 years in various financial institutions, and a couple of years 'going it alone', I still find it difficult. Although the markets have been good to me, I would still advise anyone who wants to trade that it is *hard work*. Yesterday, for example, I couldnt summon the enthusiasm to trade the ridiculous 'rotation' the floor traders applied all day in a lousy 8 point range, and had to wait to the very end for a penetration of the 881 S1 support level in order to make a sad 2 point profit. Anyone who tells you it is easy, I say 'show me your yacht'.
Well, I totally agree: it's not easy. (Lots of funny games recently on the floor.) For me, MM helps find turning points with high probability (same rules in any time frame). I look at more than one chart (MM) with diff. intervals - and when they all show the same probable direction - I take action. Working very nice. Stoploss is pre-determined, so is profit target. No overnite holdings (unless option plays based on daily MM). Have been doing this for 10yrs (MM 18months or so). BTW: I am not Oddi - he must be asleep at this gingerly early hour. Anyway, good luck today (hoping for a little bounce, bought some spx calls yest before the close. No plans for a home run - just to grab some decent profits.) I surely wish this range bound thingy would end soon. Good trading!