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  1. poker player tries his hand at futures trading

    Congratulations!
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 19, 2006 in forum: Journals

  2. The difference between winners and losers

    Who are you and what have you done with Ripley? :D
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 18, 2006 in forum: Trading

  3. Trading Corp: Accounting for Expenses

    Always do the right thing!!!
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 16, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  4. Who on this forum you learned the most from?

    I suggest you read his posts again. He shared a lot during his short stint at ET. To date he has helped my trading the most.
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 15, 2006 in forum: Trading

  5. Who in this forums do you think has the biggest heart to win?

    I generally like the underdog; therefore, I vote for the Rudy of this forum “RIPLEY”.:D
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 15, 2006 in forum: Politics

  6. Who on this forum you learned the most from?

    I vote for the infamous "SUPER_EGO"!!! Not to be mistaken with the imposter “super-ego”.
    Thread by: K-Rock, Jan 15, 2006, 157 replies, in forum: Trading

  7. Can scaling/averaging down be a viable trading system?

    You’re right it has to be planned. I generally have at least two entries, at certain price points, planned before entering the market, if both...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 15, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  8. Can scaling/averaging down be a viable trading system?

    The skilled trader knows when to reverse.
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 15, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  9. money management w/e-mini day trading

    I personally don’t care about risk vs. reward ratios. If you’re right more often than not about price direction IMHO you have two options:...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Risk Management

  10. Can scaling/averaging down be a viable trading system?

    I never think about risk vs. reward when I trade. I use wide discretionary stops. If my setup is there I’ll take it. If it goes against me and I...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  11. The Breakout-Shakeout-Fakeout Indicator

    I wonder what percentage of successful traders: 1.) Adjusts their methods to perceived market conditions 2.) Stick to one method regardless...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Technical Analysis

  12. The Breakout-Shakeout-Fakeout Indicator

    Based on the following link it seems that a “Mixed strategy” is similar to trading multiple strategies simultaneously.
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 14, 2006 in forum: Technical Analysis

  13. The Breakout-Shakeout-Fakeout Indicator

    Does it exist?
    Thread by: K-Rock, Jan 13, 2006, 20 replies, in forum: Technical Analysis

  14. poker player tries his hand at futures trading

    Fletch2, Are you on vacation?
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 13, 2006 in forum: Journals

  15. The Million $$$ Quest 2006

    Ripley, You should question everything. Don’t blindly accept truism or trading rules because they sound good. My trading got a lot better...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 13, 2006 in forum: Journals

  16. Can scaling/averaging down be a viable trading system?

    Cool!!!
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 13, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  17. Buying on the way down, selling on the way up

    I trade this way and to date it's working well for me. In order to mitigate risk (being on the wrong side of a strong trend) I look to higher...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 11, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  18. Can scaling/averaging down be a viable trading system?

    gdrew77, Do you have a working solution yet?
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 11, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  19. first experiences

    You should look at higher timeframes for clues/direction.
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 10, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  20. On a Journey........

    I posted the following on another tread: ...I noticed if price is gapped up or down, at the open of the market, by more than 3 ES e-mini points...
    Post by: K-Rock, Jan 5, 2006 in forum: Index Futures
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