Awww Gawd! It must have been the J-word. I swear that works better than BeetleJuice for some folks around here
This said by an Aussie who has created literally 100's of alias to cyberstalk an old man before ET put the clamps on ya! Well, okay. Whatever you say
Be careful now dontcha get banned again. You really should let this obsession of your go. It's been years, and it cannot possibly be healthy. ET's new algo has definitely slowed you down, no doubt about it. So why don't you consider yourself a rehabbed member of society and let's talk about some TA, shall we?
two /four /seven brothers swordfighting over the wizzer in the just woke up early lite,lets get back to the market,all toilet talk aside,by the way mine is this big
Huh? Program trading has nothing to do with HFT. In fact, by understanding fair value, program trading actually can provide an edge to day traders. See my interview with Howard Camp for more info. Surf
1. I'll ask him next time we get a chance to chat, but You are basing your belief about PTJ from that one picture taken in the 1980's with that post it note above his head? I thought that was photoshopped or he was making a joke about losers. I average in with a plan. I don't believe anyone can time the market perfectly based on the information available to retail. Therefore, averaging into a position allows a wider margin of error than going all in immediately. You won't blow up as long as it's controlled under your own position sizing and money management guidelines. 2. I am evolving as a trader and each of my steps in getting better need to be looked at separately. 3. Fading extreme moves is a way to pick tops and bottoms. Combined with staggered entries, is a proven edge by over 15 years and thousands of trades. What's the difference between guessing that a run in one direction will continue or that it will end? I believe betting against stretched limits makes more sense. Surf