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Topic: Price crossing through 20 day moving average
Posted: Thursday, November 4, 2010 2:38:09 PM
That was all I had to do?  Maybe I should read the manual, dont I feel like a jack ass.

Thanks for the help bruce. 
Topic: Price crossing through 20 day moving average
Posted: Thursday, November 4, 2010 2:13:36 PM
A while back I watched a webminar discussing "price crossing through 20 day moving average"  they showed how to set up the rule/condition.  

I was using stockfinder 4 back then, but now I am using stockfinder 5 and I cant replicate the Rule/Condition.  I had a major computer problem and had to erase the hard drive, so I cant go back to see the old rule/condition. 

Am I going to have to create a  New realcode indicator?  I cant seem to find what I need in the library or am I just missing something?

Thanks 
Topic: Calling all Options Traders. I have an Options question
Posted: Monday, September 28, 2009 8:22:30 PM
Traderm30,

Please accept my apologies; I thought the comment was meant for me. I tried to delete my comment, but I couldn’t do it. Next time I won't be so quick to jump the gun.       
Topic: Calling all Options Traders. I have an Options question
Posted: Monday, September 28, 2009 2:55:22 AM
QUOTE (traderm30)
Get lost looser.


Now I’m really confused, are you calling me a LOOSER?  I don't want to start anything, but I'll like to know why you consider me a looser?  I am beginner trader and had a question about what I was being told. From what I have read I knew one contract equal 100 shares. That’s why I was confused and figured that this would be the place to get some answers. 
 
TRADERM30, a gold customer, didn’t your mom ever tell you that “If you had nothing nice to say, don’t say anything at all”. 
 
Thanks those that responded to my question.
Topic: Calling all Options Traders. I have an Options question
Posted: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 3:17:53 PM

I bought the 17.50 January call for .87. I was thinking what a great deal and then it hit me. Did I buy what I though I was buying? After a closer look, what I bought was "Buy Call to Open 10 Contracts CALL MERRILL LYNCH 85 BAC + CASH JAN 17 1/2 (LEAP 10) at Market Day". I call my broker and all they could tell me was that I bought 85 shares of BAC + 13.71 cash per contract and that’s all they could tell me.

Principal and commission came out to 904.95. If I am doing the math correctly BAC needs to hit 18.40 to break even. Am I right?

If not, can someone explain to me what the hell that I buy.

Thanks