The preoccupation of posters to denounce anybody who wants to help people make their investment decisions for them is a symptom of trading gambling. Professionals can help you make money, but any educational material is nearly always a waste of time and money unless it comes with code for you to verify results on your own. If you have such code, making trading decisions yourself for other people means more people will want to join if you're doing well. CTA's especially can't hide their results, but marking those as vendors is a different subject than the single system anonymous aliases of C2.
I only denounce "after the fact" the fact trade announcements on message boards. There is no place for that here or on any trading board.
Oh I know, I just like eviscerating chumps like him for mentioning "real time calls and blotters" then refusing to post one themselves.
To be honest, this isnt coming as fast as I like, but I know its just around the corner and maybe even in the morning with the GDP #s. Certainly Europe wont help and it seemed like AAPL wanted to sink lower today. Do such wild stock surges mark tops? They do at times. Sometimes the market will surge to new highs with stocks moving up nicely and then wham, recession.
You know the famous saying, "what goes up must come down"? Well there's another saying that I use that's just as valid: "What goes out of the banking system must come back to the banking system, with interest. Else, collapse." It's like a law of the monetary system.