That brick wall at S&P 1880 looks different in the rear-view mirror. pic.twitter.com/aKclYUbMjN
— Christopher Ebert (@OptionScientist) April 2, 2014
The HFT lobby’s rebuttal to this Sunday’s 60 Minutes on how HFT rigged markets will take place shortly after. It will last 1 millisecond
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 29, 2014
When the market is correcting you want to stay away from Growth Stocks…I only traded ETFs this week > @SJosephBurns @systemstrader95
— Mr. Breakout (@sharptraders) March 29, 2014
@SJosephBurns $SPY I will remember it as “The April’s Fool Pump ‘n Dump Failed Rally”
— Tim Norton (@TimNorton11) April 4, 2014
@SJosephBurns The switch is broken…
— Greg (@halls344) April 4, 2014
Don’t you guys see what’s going on. We talked trash about HFTs all week, now they are destroying the markets. Let this be a lesson to us all
— Jason Freeman (@ChartLearning) April 4, 2014
The best way to not be hurt by high frequency traders is to be a low frequency trader.
— Steve Burns (@SJosephBurns) April 3, 2014
I have no opinions about markets or positions – I just follow lines on a screen – Makes things simple
— LM_Tentarelli (@systemstrader95) April 3, 2014
“Most people approach trading to make a lot of money, and that is one of the primary reasons they lose.” – Dr. Van Tharp
— Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) April 2, 2014
Nothing worse then sub services retweeting their members amaze ball trade tweets $Tacky
— Mella (@Mella_TA) April 2, 2014
@SJosephBurns @tradingmemes the only thing your list didn’t have was my name.
— Pearlstein (@zoloftrader) April 2, 2014
“If I can’t get over the emotions of taking a loss in 24 hours, then I’m trading too large or doing something else wrong.” – Gil Blake
— Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) April 1, 2014
If I ever hear you blame someone for your misfortunes or play the victim, you can’t be a part of my circle as I associate only w/ winners.
— Sean T. Carter (@SeanTCarter) April 1, 2014
@zentrader divorce in 3…2…1
— Jason Freeman (@ChartLearning) March 28, 2014