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It's not the software that's deficient, it's the way people use the software and what they try to do with it. For the most part, people try to overoptimism and make the strategy reflect what they want to see, rather than being truthful with themselves, and allow the strategy to tell them...

OTW Equity Curve since 9-29-2008

This strategy trades every week from Friday to Tuesday, Long only. Closing the current trade tomorrow, Tuesday May 13th, which should be the 26th consecutive winner.

DBOL Trader ended April Flat, May on the Rise Finished April flat after getting on the wrong side of AAPL earnings, with a huge comeback and now in positive territory for May.

AAPL DBOL Closes Long Goes Short The system booked a little over 8 points, then went short at about 528 and change this morning. So far gaining approximately 39 points in April. Come Join the Live Hangout and Watch the System Apple Automated Trader LIVE - YouTube

This will chronicle my Double Bollinger strategy which officially started trading on April 17th with a Long position. The strategy trades with 30 minute bars and is iTuned to Apple's explosive nature. A Double sized position is taken with the opening trade, followed by two half-sized tranches...

There's no better way to stay informed with all the information you need, than to have a multi-=monitor setup. I'd go further to say that a Macintosh-based setup is far superior to a Windows-only setup. I run parallels with Windows 7, and can run multiple virtual Windows machines along side my...

I object to the use of the word luck. In technical analysis and position sizing there's no concept of "LUCK" rather it's all about managing the risks appropriately. You identify trends and potential reversals of the trend, you then determined, based on past price movements and indicators, where...

The problem with most traders is that they think there's a "System," all they have to do is find the right system, learn it, employ it, make gobs of money. These losers think they need to be in the game all the time, if they're not in the game they're missing opportunities. To them, a missed...

Do you know how many Day Traders made a killing in the 90s? They thought they were geniuses, when in fact they simply followed the crowd and entered the market when any monkey could have made money. Where are they now? Some learned to be risk managers and technicians, others lost their homes...