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  • #6,781
  • Aug 31, 2010 3:38pm Aug 31, 2010 3:38pm
Sizzler, I'm gonna sound like a kiss ass now but I don't care. Fibs aside, bullshit or not I found I kept reading this thread just to see what crazy comments you were gonna come out with next.

Great entertainment. This place has already turned into a circus and now you're here too.

I'm going out to get some hotdogs and beers.

Cheers MD.

EDIT. This is nearly as good as when I heard they were making Indiana Jones 4....which wasn't ......er.
Keep smiling
  • #6,782
  • Aug 31, 2010 3:55pm Aug 31, 2010 3:55pm
Quoting Misterdaz

I'm going out to get some hotdogs and beers.

MD,

Here ya go!

BTW....that truck is a good way to building up that trading account!!

(my stab at sophomoric!!)
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  • #6,783
  • Aug 31, 2010 4:04pm Aug 31, 2010 4:04pm
Scotty, Is that you looking out the window or is that Adam Sandler?

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,784
  • Aug 31, 2010 4:28pm Aug 31, 2010 4:28pm
Quoting Misterdaz
Scotty, Is that you looking out the window or is that Adam Sandler?

MD.
MD,

Be nice now. I hear business is not so good. Ever since he set up next to this stand, he has been unable to compete. And try as he has; he just can't seem to figure out what FIBS is doing that makes them so much more successful. Maybe a "How to run a Hot-Dog stand" manual off of Ebay might help.
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  • #6,785
  • Aug 31, 2010 4:35pm Aug 31, 2010 4:35pm
Wow.....just realized....being a smart arse is actually kind of easy....and even a tad fun. Now I see why those with nothing else to say or offer resort to that level.

Interesting.

But still pretty sad. Learning how to trade would be a better use of time.

Anyway.....beat old Thom at tennis. Now that Sizz is around; maybe he is up for a game! Back to sunny Skunny island.
  • #6,786
  • Aug 31, 2010 4:48pm Aug 31, 2010 4:48pm
Quoting Brunite
MD,

Be nice now. I hear business is not so good. Ever since he set up next to this stand, he has been unable to compete. And try as he has; he just can't seem to figure out what FIBS is doing that makes them so much more successful. Maybe a "How to run a Hot-Dog stand" manual off of Ebay might help.
Hey Scotty knows I don't mean it. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion I suppose. Someone here reminded me it's good to keep an open mind , it helps...

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,787
  • Aug 31, 2010 5:12pm Aug 31, 2010 5:12pm
Quoting Brunite
Wow.....just realized....being a smart arse is actually kind of easy....and even a tad fun. Now I see why those with nothing else to say or offer resort to that level.
Yes, shameful of me, I blame you TF guys for leading me up the garden path....again.

I better look at some charts.

Nice talking to you all.

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,788
  • Aug 31, 2010 5:31pm Aug 31, 2010 5:31pm
Quoting Brunite
Not in one million years.....or at least not in 1.382 million years!!

Hey Grid!! (Hey Lowell, Rap, and the rest of you's guys). Nice to see you guys on the other side of the tracks!

Mister Daz was right. This circus is rather amusing (who's got the peanut & popcorn concession.....Scotty???) Actually it is more than amusing. It is reassuring. Like 3dog said....watch human behavior in action. This thread is a freekin lab experiment. And the characters are great. From the self-proclaimed, answer-for-everything guru (whose own guru lost...
At the very least, I'm glad I kicked over the right rock and found all the old ants. Great to see all of you guys. Wow, I must be ruffling the right feathers here if Karma is inspiring you all to get involved. I'll take the guru comment as encouragement that at least you all have been following along in the background. The fibs are not enough. After a while you realize that trading is actually pretty simple, you just have to pay attention to the right things. I am sorry to hear you're all still stuck in the land of charts though.

Despite all of the disdain for me personally, I never did post anything here that was funneled my way from the things you guys were doing. Sure, I used some key words in a skype conversation, but I was talking to someone who already knew anyways. And let Skunny come here and give me crap about my old fib system. I emailed it to him so he could see it himself, I never heard back though because It wasn't content from tradefibs.

One thing that has peaked my interest though is your ThomKnight comment. I was sure he was Skunny. He was the one who really kicked off the adjusted fib movement here at the factory. He must just be another disgruntled member with a new name. Anyways, thanks for the clarification.

And no worries if there are no more responses from you here, I trust you'll be following along.
  • #6,789
  • Aug 31, 2010 5:33pm Aug 31, 2010 5:33pm
Quoting Brunite
MD,

Here ya go!

BTW....that truck is a good way to building up that trading account!!

(my stab at sophomoric!!)
Classic! Had I been the one to find this, it would be my avatar.
  • #6,790
  • Aug 31, 2010 5:58pm Aug 31, 2010 5:58pm
Quoting Scotty B
Classic! Had I been the one to find this, it would be my avatar.
Scotty, you gotta admit, it is rather good!

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,791
  • Aug 31, 2010 9:09pm Aug 31, 2010 9:09pm
So here's a question..Do informative prices really exist? Do values really exist? How could fibs, when stripped of their mystical god-given powers, play a part in finding them? This is both a fundamental question about market economies, and a microstructure question. Since I supposedly know nothing about 'fibs,' I thought it would be fun to have a discussion on the matter.
  • #6,792
  • Sep 1, 2010 12:35am Sep 1, 2010 12:35am
Quoting Scotty B
So here's a question..Do informative prices really exist? Do values really exist? How could fibs, when stripped of their mystical god-given powers, play a part in finding them? This is both a fundamental question about market economies, and a microstructure question. Since I supposedly know nothing about 'fibs,' I thought it would be fun to have a discussion on the matter.


I would say money has no ''real'' value or importance other than what we put on it.
  • #6,793
  • Sep 1, 2010 2:57am Sep 1, 2010 2:57am
Quoting 3 Dog Night
Having said all that; something inside them fears they "just might" be wrong and may be missing something. Therefore; the natural thing for them to do is to ridicule, chide, or try to coax those who feel differently into "proving them wrong"!


3dog,

Looks like you had it right. Except......you forgot one thing. Add to your list the following: "Once chiding, coaxing, or ridicule don't get the desired response, they will change gears and revert to being "Mr Nice Guy" just wanting to engage in a regular educational conversation". Humorous but transparent! Like I said before.......a freekin lab experiment in human behavior!

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Scotty,

Of course I'll follow along. Like Mr D said, this is more fun than the circus. The goings on here are almost as funny as "The Wedding Singer".....my favorite Adam Sandler movie!

All I won't do is respond to the childish quips and banter from your gang.......just won't give you guys the satisfaction. But by all means.....feel free to keep being irritated and provoked by what I have to say! It makes for great entertainment!

Oh yeah.....one more thing. Why would Thom NOT be Skunny just because I beat him in tennis???? Skunny is lousy at tennis too!! Riddles, riddles, riddles...
  • #6,794
  • Sep 1, 2010 7:22am Sep 1, 2010 7:22am
Hey everyone,

I had not stopped by in a while. It's nice to see everyone with new posts (though they are far from the original intent of the thread).

I'll chime in on the remarks. I'm not quite sure what the point is of someone that comes into these threads and bashes them. The content is free. Most of these free threads require you to sift through a lot of crap to find the nuggets. Most threads have more crap than nuggets. This particular thread just happens to be one of those that has so many nuggets that it merits sifting over and over again. This thread pointed me in the right direction. It's like a cult movie to me: I read it over and over and over. Everytime I do, I get another piece of the puzzle. For all I know Skunny never said anything valuable and I'm just imagining that he did. I don't really care. What matters is that he got me thinking about price action in relation to true support and resistance, how it interacts with fibs, the related concept of cycles, and unconventional risk-reward ratios. Great stuff.

I can safely say that anyone that slams this thread at this stage can only be one of two things: a dunce or a lazy bum. They either didn't read through the thread, or they read through it and didn't understand it (it was too far above their comprehension: duh dunce!). I can see how after the first couple of Skunny posts someone could question things, but not at this stage. To question the thread at this stage reveals more about your ineptitude and lazyness than anything. This thread has gold, if you can't find it, take your lazy inept self to the bollinger band thread.

Cheers to the Skunny Squad (and Skunny of course)!

PS Does Skunny play tennis with himself? The mistery continues...
  • #6,795
  • Sep 1, 2010 7:52am Sep 1, 2010 7:52am
I'm Skunny and so's my wife!

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,796
  • Sep 1, 2010 8:09am Sep 1, 2010 8:09am
Quoting Skunny
Like anything else, if you have a tool you don't know how to use, it wont work. If you don't believe me try driving a 16d nail into a 2x4 of walnut with a screwdriver.
Even some of your respected traders/educators were saying the Euro was headed down today.

That's the great thing about using fibs correctly. Not only do they show the path in regards to SR and targets, but they also show the path to the nearest bank - for an easy withdraw.

When you get good enough you can even stack while still minimizing risk.
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  • #6,797
  • Sep 1, 2010 8:12am Sep 1, 2010 8:12am
Quoting Misterdaz
Scotty, Is that you looking out the window or is that Adam Sandler?

MD.
Hey skunny or MD or whatever your real name is ?
I think the person in the windows waving exclusively at you is EBabe.

She's got the hots for you .

  • #6,798
  • Sep 1, 2010 8:20am Sep 1, 2010 8:20am
Well that's a relief to know Grid, the way I had my hourly fib pulled had me trading long. I took profit this morning. Or I'm just damn lucky of course!

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,799
  • Sep 1, 2010 8:30am Sep 1, 2010 8:30am
Quoting GridTrader

When you get good enough you can even stack while still minimizing risk.
Grid, what did you mean by the above? Stack? Can you tell me or would you have to kill me afterwards?

MD.
Keep smiling
  • #6,800
  • Sep 1, 2010 8:42am Sep 1, 2010 8:42am
Quoting Misterdaz
Grid, what did you mean by the above? Stack? Can you tell me or would you have to kill me afterwards?

MD.
Just multiple orders.

This is next on the list. Now before someone says dude look at your stop! or something else that sounds clever,
I'll tell you I've already taken enough profits along the way where this order doesn't really matter much. Its simply a runner.
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