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  • dmk112
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2004
    • 1759

    I'm noticing that the markets are really choppy today.
    http://twitter.com/DMK112

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    • spikefader
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2004
      • 7175

      Originally posted by dmk112
      I'm noticing that the markets are really choppy today.
      end of year madness

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      • spikefader
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2004
        • 7175

        Closed the YM at +100. That'll do.

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        • mystiky
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2004
          • 333

          Happy New Year!

          Hi Spike,

          Happy New Year to you and everyone here!

          And MCX looks like it aint doing too badly either...

          that's my only security going into 2006...The rest is all cash!

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          • spikefader
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2004
            • 7175

            Happy New Year mystiky, and everyone else who happens to venture into this thread.

            Yup, MCX lookin' good. As is OPLK, also coming off a c long. And ELN coming off a c long. They're out there....ya just gotta find 'em. So anyone spotting a 'c' correction out there, throw a dog a bone! They are excellent patterns. I'll do the intraday chart and post the entry and we can smile when she rockets!

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            • dmk112
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2004
              • 1759

              HAPPY NEW YEAR SPIKE, Hope we get a better market in '06.
              http://twitter.com/DMK112

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              • Websman
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2004
                • 5545

                Happy New Year everyone!

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                • spikefader
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2004
                  • 7175

                  Happy New Year Dudes.

                  Make 'em pretty
                  make 'em sweet
                  make 'em true
                  and devine

                  Make 'em full of
                  the good things
                  that keep 'em in line

                  Make 'em better than how much
                  you can make or can boast
                  and less about the self righteous things
                  that make you want to toast

                  and more about the subtle things,
                  of avoiding the crap
                  and of dodging that curly trade
                  to keep you from losing your shirt

                  from controlling the downside
                  to admitting you're wrong
                  to avoid that unwelcome thing
                  commonly known as the gong

                  cuz the aim of the game
                  of this habit of ours
                  is to dance with the bull
                  without being a sow

                  and to rise to the top
                  at the end of the day
                  and declare to the knuckleads
                  that it's keeping the losers at bay

                  that will make a success
                  of an impulsive young mind
                  to allow all those nuggets
                  of gold we can find.

                  by seeking perfection
                  and cutting dogs short
                  by patiently standing
                  and holding the fort

                  and waiting til sunlight
                  and seeing what's there
                  and pushing the button
                  and buying what's fair

                  and riding the winner
                  that booming break out
                  that tempts you to grin
                  and to laugh and to shout

                  and brag to your friends
                  that you've finally arrived
                  to the place where you've imagined
                  at the back of your mind

                  that slippery destination
                  the place next to the pew
                  where the bottom line is enjoyed
                  by only a few

                  and a place where you want to be
                  the place where you see
                  if only you could press the button
                  and go have a pee
                  and forget about everything
                  that the heart wants to feel
                  to shed the emotion
                  like a juicy orange peel

                  So to wrap up this silly poem
                  with a line that makes sense
                  and an example of life
                  I hope doesn't make me look dense,
                  but the truth of all life,
                  and trading world fair
                  is all about looking in
                  and making it a stare.

                  Have a wonderful and prosperous and disciplined 2006!

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                  • IIC
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 14938

                    Happy New Year.

                    Spike...Approximately what amount of slippage do you find on e-minis?...I'd assume there is more on the RUT 2...simply because the % swings are wider and the vol. is low vs. the SPX and NDX...thx...Doug
                    "Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"

                    Find Tomorrow's Winners At SharpTraders.com

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                    • spikefader
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 7175

                      If you use market orders all the time you'd probably average a couple of ticks over the long term; it's not much. There are times when it's light and choppy you'll probably get a bit more, but I use a lot of limit entries and stop limit exits so I avoid much of it. There's added risk to that; like the time in April the YM plunged over 300 points intraday then recovered almost as quick. I rode that the whole way down after price slipped right through my stop limit order. It bounced fast and came back up to get me out for a 20 somethin point loss instead of a 250 point loss a market order would have handed me.

                      But the times I do use market orders it's usually no more than a tick for YM and ES. ER there's slightly more, especially when support and resistance breaks. ER is a real animal though. But it gets some wonderful breakout moves so the slippage is worth it to get the bottom line profit I think.

                      Are you going to focus on one or try 'em all?

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                      • dmk112
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2004
                        • 1759

                        Spike, I knew your were a great trader, but a poet as well?
                        http://twitter.com/DMK112

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                        • spikefader
                          Senior Member
                          • Apr 2004
                          • 7175

                          Originally posted by dmk112
                          Spike, I knew your were a great trader, but a poet as well?
                          lol ya, merlot inspired fun heh

                          Creme of Crop #2 update while I'm posting:
                          MDR is the new leader of seven left, with +5.66% and a port average of +1.38% less 0.11% for losses leaves +1.27%.

                          Might have to take MDR long in POTW....
                          Last edited by spikefader; 01-02-2006, 01:43 AM.

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                          • IIC
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2003
                            • 14938

                            Thx Spike...I like the Russell 2000...but am leaning towards The SP 500 to start...but I'm quite a ways off yet...maybe 2 months???...Right now I'm trying to bone up on trying to identify the liklihood of program trading and its effect on the futures.

                            However, I have run into some interesting indicators utilizing the 3, 5, 10 and 20 sma's on 1 min. charts along w/ MACD and ULT which I may try out on daytrading stocks. What I've seen so far seems to indicate a high rate of short term movement. However, the percentage return before the signals change are generally quite low which means an awful lot of money put on the line for a couple hundred bux...Doug(IIC)
                            "Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"

                            Find Tomorrow's Winners At SharpTraders.com

                            Follow Me On Twitter

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                            • sekto
                              Member
                              • Dec 2005
                              • 69

                              Hey spike what do you think about DCAI ? http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=dcai

                              Do you see a reversal waiting confirmation? would it be a good time to long or should i wait for better entry point..

                              Thanks in advance,

                              Sekto!

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                              • spikefader
                                Senior Member
                                • Apr 2004
                                • 7175

                                Originally posted by IIC
                                Thx Spike...I like the Russell 2000...but am leaning towards The SP 500 to start...but I'm quite a ways off yet...maybe 2 months???...Right now I'm trying to bone up on trying to identify the liklihood of program trading and its effect on the futures.

                                However, I have run into some interesting indicators utilizing the 3, 5, 10 and 20 sma's on 1 min. charts along w/ MACD and ULT which I may try out on daytrading stocks. What I've seen so far seems to indicate a high rate of short term movement. However, the percentage return before the signals change are generally quite low which means an awful lot of money put on the line for a couple hundred bux...Doug(IIC)
                                Well good luck with it. Must be a cool system; I've generally found 1 min charts struggle to keep one out of the chop.

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