I'm already in the stock market as a day trader now so I'm not putting anything else there.

Many of us traders expect to end the year at 8% or higher..... wild.

My co-workers and I always joke about how awesome it would be to work at Trader Joe's or be the guy who comes in and waters our plants.

Oh, if there are any Seattleites willing to trade RE intel/mentorship for fly fishing lessons, I'm your guy! 

Please also feel free to reach out between now and February if you need some of the delicious Japanese treats sent your way!

As a Futures trader our main concern is with the Fed printing endless "Stimulus Money" which keeps the Stock and Futures Markets moving up.

I thought I was a trading genius (like most rookie traders) and on one fateful afternoon I entered a "Buy" on the pair USD/CHF.

I also wrote the story several times about the Japanese girl (fairly cute and sexy) ran away from home in Japan and when she got to the U.S. she had only a few dollars in her pocket.

Although it is my understanding the Japanese were diligent about saving which contributed immensely to the contraction of the currency supply leading to the marked deflation that occurred. 

There are people who do buy and sell rapidly yet rapid is not like a day-trader int he stock market.What I like about using software is the ability to reduce the mistakes.