Your second post, you are doing excelent job as an inter, hey you never know, just keep what you doing maybe they hire you one day and pay you $8.00 per hour to spam different message boards and forums
no best 2 day. now its a list of 'in play', so anything that moves up , down , is considered a big win . they dont tell you how to trade it, just trade it. and if you lose $, come give us $10,000 to get better. one good trade.
Our best AM Idea for today, which we highlighted in our AM Meeting is to get long GMCR above 73.00. so this one appears to have worked, lets face it, even mark brown cant be wrong 100% of the time, but why would anyone let it run a full $1.00 off the open before getting in?
SMB 's fame all started out on Wall Street Warrior and I guess the media exposure gave them bragging rights. I only have one major problem with prop firms who charge an arm and a leg for "education". If I was a true beliver in my ability to educate and train "traders" I would do this for free. I would bend backwards to develop my own trading team and harvest the financial rewards that trading has to offer. If I owned a stable of race horses I would spend every dime taking care of them and turning them into Derby Champs. The revenue stream for many prop firms who offer "training" suspiciously seems to be from the sale of "education" and not from actual trading performance. I belive that is the profit motive. I can't judge if SMB is that way,but looking on how it focuses on marketing their stuff it does seem that way. I can't really blame the prop industry in peddling all sorts of training since after all there are enough people out there willing to pay the "pipe dream" of raking in a fortune in the markets.