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It sound complicated, but it's not. I use a US LLC to trade the US market through a London broker / MM. It's all done down the wire. It's set up so it's all done now, but I had to be careful with my path to the US Market. all i see is a blue sky mine ready to fall back to earth. wish i...

high volume / liquidity is the only way to reduce the risks associated with pattern-trading. That's why I trade out of London through NY with a US LLC.

it's pretty straight forward once you see the pattern - remember, most traders see those patterns too and trade with them.

every time I see an uncharacteristic movement on the SP500, I always wonder what my old faithful - the Russel2000 - would be doing right now...

isn't it funny - most watch to go up - i watch this thread for when the sell signal starts for the short.

really? i can give you plenty of companies that have exceeded earning expectations and gone down. maybe you can enlighten us, as to why? however you cut it, that and previously mentioned approaches are still punting - not trading or investing.

if you were looking for stuff that wasn't there, you'd have probably said 4.75. well, maybe - but I have the pen and you don't - which means it's completely out of your control.

which way is the stock likely to go?

that's not trading - that's punting. you might as well bet on the footy. trading is recognising patterns and trading with those patterns. humans identify patterns better than any other sentient being we know of. if you're seeing the patterns in well-established guidelines, then so too are others.