Recent content by Hotch

You mean least despised right? Surely none of you chumps actually like one another?!?

That's like saying you shouldn't drink too much water or to little water. There are very few areas which haven't already been comprehensively explored, especially when ignoring intraday. I can only think of one and it doesn't lend itself to sharing and caring. If you have 15 years experience I...

Well you've lost $1723.3 in your ponzi scheme, of course, that's not your money I guess, so you can ignore that. You've lost $1809.3 trading the original system. Now you've changed it marginally, shakily made $652.3 and claim it's working. You also bought (or obtained) tom's EA which leads me...

Plenty of free software out there which will do it without a watermark, time length etc. I believe this one was pretty decent. Not many features, but gets the job done. BB FlashBack - Screen recorder software

So you're saying your system has negative expectancy.:rolleyes:

That's not your edge though is it. Follow rules of a negative expectancy system wouldn't be an edge. What about the rules gives you an edge?

Horses 4 courses.

You know you can run TS through other brokerages right? Used to at least. MT4 is ok, ninja, multi charts. Probs best to start on mt4 i guess, as it's freeeeeeeeee.

Bieber, for teh lulz where does your edge come from?

I would of thought T2W publishing him would be an the best indication that it was going to go horribly wrong? There's what? 3 good articles?

Agreed, except follow your brain, screw your heart, it's stupid. Isn't it the heart that wants the money and the brain that wants the better life anyway? Heart vs Brain - Imgur

Depends what type of put it is. Depends if you buy it at a fair price. etc etc etc Generally you'd expect that If you exercise the put when the underlying is at a price lower than 100, you will make a profit, if it covers the...thingy...premium. Go read wikipedia.

Will point out that this isn't me.

Forexdesk is sharky's, or something.

Funny, since the website you're linking says your drawdown is 46.13%, with 138.7% return over 17 weeks.