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[AngryLlamaAttack]

Hey sgomez, really eye opening stuff. What is your opinion on long term trading and scalping the market? Thank you for taking the time to read my message!

[sgomez858]

@AngryLlamaAttack short term scalping is owned by the algos and HFT.the good trading is now looking at a few days holding period, swing scalping is what we call it in our Dittotrade account.

[mattc941]

How do you trade with charts of the sectors and compare them to the individual stocks? Do you find one consistently leads the other or vice versa?

[sgomez858]

@mattc941 watch the sector as a whole then try to identify the leader stock in that sector or look for lagging stocks in that sector that still have a good chart. When the market makes a new high during the day I often glance over at the alerts to see what ETFs are the first to also move to highs. Top down approach.

[mattc941]

@sgomez858 Where can I find a comprehensive list of the sectors EACH stock belongs to?  Also where can I find the appropriate ETF for each sector so that I can watch this as well. Thanks bud!

[sgomez858]

@mattc941 just email me. steve at todaytrader

[bobbobmarley27]

dude how much is is ur ROI last year 2010...

[loma7021]

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[karenbcz22]

Yeah, it's real powerful, alright. Only problem is FIGURING out how to MAKE IT WORK.

After a coupla months, I gave up.

It was just a real pain in the @r$ to setup.  I got a free version from Scottrade, and even they couldn't get it to work properly!