Almost forgot to mention the good posts by elfinchilde and singaporegal as well.  Their posts are always worth reading and it provides good information in daily market movement. Best Regards

elfinchilde      ( Date: 04-Oct-2008 15:55) Posted: final request from a forumer via PM: capland: supports at 3 now (its psych support), then 270-280, which is technically weak but fundamentally strong; a stronger tech support is 200-220s. kepcorp: ah. i remember back in jan/feb when i had told an ex-colleague to sell it off at 11. Downtrend not ended. broke critical support with friday's fall. Next supports at  650-680 and then at 525-560. of the two, capland is stronger fundamentally. -------- yea juzztrade, cashiertan chose the right route. that's why i'm going to limit my time here too. doesn't make sense; i'm giving up thousands each week just to post here. and that's just the cost from rapids on stocks alone. it ain't even like i'm getting paid to be here. if ppl are learning, well and good. what's worse is when you have those who throw insults and cast aspersions your way. or those who only want tips but are too lazy to learn how to invest properly. Penny-wise, pound-foolish. ppl who only breed negative emotions in you. Bad for a trader. As cashiertan had wisely concluded, don't waste time on forums. will still be keeping my blog tho. It serves as a trading journal for me. anyhow, for the interested: http://elfinchilde.blogspot.com/2008/10/learning-to-fish.html cheers, folks. elfie's off to make some serious money.

With a proper system in place, one will never need to monitor forex prices much.

One will thus only wait for the results to happen...

Then in the meantime, one actually has bags and bags of free time to use up...

be it by shopping, fishing, or reading one's fav heavy tomes...

or if one prefers it, while the time away at forums... 

Cheers Elf! I actually told my friends to keep a lookout for your articles and blog. One of my ex-colleague is already reading carefully what you write here in sharejunction and quite impressed:).

I think I have to say thanks a lot for sharing. It is a learning process for me too. I like different views and makes me think.

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btw livermore, i should add here that i've always respected you as a fellow forumer. cos even if we have differences of view, you're one of the few who'd put a case based on facts, and you're meticulous and rational enough.

all qualities necessary to be a good investor/trader.

so hats off to ya. :)