Using stop orders in thin markets during non-pit hours amounts to volunteering for high slippage.
When/whether to shut off axxclowns is a tough call for them. They don't want to shut off a legit client who pulled money to pay taxes or whatever.
Are you permitted to advertise your vendor site?
Sounds like a plan -- buy it when it's finished going down! Who ever said trading was hard?
That is, partial to churning your own account..
Nothing wrong with vending, as long as you're up front. The site offers a vendor badge for $100/month. You'd earn that back with your first 'client.'
That's a great explanation, but unfortunately some on ET will never understand... [IMG]
I've read or skimmed most of that list, and the quality is very uneven... which isn't to say there are other, better books -- there aren't....
And your answer is : the market might go up or it might go down?
TL;DR You're trading too large relative to your capital. You should be able to turn off your screen w/o anxiety.
Pull in free Yahoo or Google data, analyze with appropriate R (or Py) packages. It's at most a dozen lines of code. There are several threads with...
OP is a reprint from his vendor site.
'Educator' -- LOL
Is OP a vendor?
Nice chart annotations. Are you bullish or bearish ¥ going forward?
Is there a question in this question?
GTT is good. He's active on ET, TWTR and elsewhere. (I have no business connection to him).
> ominous To a permabear, anything and everything looks 'ominous.'
Ask Tim Sykes what brokers he uses...
He's going to borrow the money from the broker!
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