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stealing this. RT @JustinWolfers: The problem with the joke about the Efficient Markets Hypothesis is that I assume you've already heard it.
— Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) October 1, 2014
@SJosephBurns yesterday lol pic.twitter.com/WuosRLW0NR
— Mella (@Mella_TA) October 3, 2014
I feel like its time for me to break out the old "If your cryin you should be buyin and if your yellin you should be sellin"
— DK1 (@canuck2usa) October 3, 2014
This weekend's video will cover tweet below in context of today's rally & in a historical context. Will tweet link… pic.twitter.com/4ru94fyrhf
— Chris Ciovacco (@CiovaccoCapital) October 3, 2014
@NACuser @SJosephBurns The "time to get in" is dependent on your trading/investing time frame; thus, it is highly variable.
— Chris Ciovacco (@CiovaccoCapital) October 3, 2014
Anybody want to get into a heated debate that ends with both of us embarrassing ourselves? I'll take the either side of anything.
— Irrelevant Investor (@michaelbatnick) October 3, 2014
Is there something wrong w/ me? I just don't care abt Bill Gross.
— JeffBSF (@MPortfolios) October 3, 2014
I can't imagine many companies priced a parabolic move in the US dollar into their earnings forecasts.
— Tim Brennan (@casualanalysis) October 3, 2014
I hear Icahn is buying silver. Pass it on. $SLV
— Alan Farley (@msttrader) October 3, 2014
@Parag_ka @SJosephBurns LOL are you willing to Buy when others are puking and feel the pain first….Not as easy as it looks
— DK1 (@canuck2usa) October 3, 2014
#winning pic.twitter.com/zkG27gw4a1
— Rudolf E. Havenstein (@RudyHavenstein) October 2, 2014
Trading: Sometimes I love it. Sometimes I don't. Sometimes I am good. Sometimes I am not. But in the end, there's nothing else I'd rather do
— traderstewie (@traderstewie) October 2, 2014
.@pabx06 if you're trying to buy low and sell high you'll need a trend somewhere in the middle. If you get one I'll likely be riding it too.
— Jon Boorman, CMT (@JBoorman) October 2, 2014
"Anyone who holds positions into the payrolls number is just gambling" …or just isn't a daytrader… #Timeframe
— Jon Boorman, CMT (@JBoorman) October 2, 2014
U can set txt alerts each time a trader tweets.Not only will u not miss a trade,ull make girls jealous as theyll think the txts r other grls
— Jason Freeman (@ChartLearning) October 2, 2014
We can "miss" a multiple day rally with some of our cash – we do not want to miss a multiple month rally. @CiovaccoCapital
— Chris Ciovacco (@CiovaccoCapital) October 2, 2014
@SJosephBurns its time to begin the HT #ThingsThatBullsSay
— ARENA BURSATIL (@ARENABURSATIL) October 2, 2014
@traderstewie Is that a quote from @SJosephBurns? I think he has a trademark out on “New trader” statements
— Walter White (@BreakingOutBad) October 2, 2014
@SJosephBurns Great info! would have been even more valuable at about 9:32am EST or so…
— djluvs2 (@djluvs2) October 2, 2014
@biofan1 @SJosephBurns @Elsley_David you may be correct ; but rising US$ low rates low inflation falling Oil historically favors #Equities
— David Elsley (@Elsley_David) October 2, 2014
One day doesn't make a trend, but it can end one.
— Jon Boorman, CMT (@JBoorman) October 1, 2014
Portfolio heat should be considered before you start trading. If you didn't consider it, it can still be measured & corrected.
— Michael Lamothe (@MichaelGLamothe) September 30, 2014
"the simply truth is that most people are risk-aversive in the realm of profits and risk-seeking in the realm of losses" – Dr. Van Tharp
— Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) September 29, 2014
Good = fitting it all in. Better = removing what doesn't need to be there.
— Shane Parrish (@farnamstreet) September 28, 2014
"Good traders realize that they can have 10 to 20 losses in a row. Its part of the business of trading." ~Van K. Tharp
— Michael Lamothe (@MichaelGLamothe) September 28, 2014
