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To: Michael Rich who wrote (39677)	4/15/1998 12:06:00 AM
From: Nancy	Respond to of 58727

michael, you and i are the 2 slow turtles not belonging here. :) take a look at mlwr.

To: Michael Rich who wrote (39677)	4/15/1998 12:06:00 AM
From: Tom Trader	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 58727

>>Nancy, well said. System has to go with one's trading style Michael--and Nancy--well said!! And as an addendum, I'd say that it takes a while to know the trading style that one is comfortable with. But the sooner one finds out the better. >>This thread has been so focused on the s/t actions... days, hours even minutes You are so right--at times it has amazed me how frantic it gets. I think that the danger lies in being drawn to the "action" entailed in rapid trading -- and in so doing one loses sight of the profitability or lack thereof of ones trading--though sooner or later, ones brokerage statement tells the story:) >>I found myself do better trading with a longer time frame, namely weeks to 3 months<< That has been my experience also -- but I do know people who are very successful day trading the futures. But I know many more people who have failed miserably at it. I guess to each his/her own. Sorry that I did not respond to your earlier post -- have not forgotten it, I assure you. Take care