JesseLivermore

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   by JesseLivermore 8y ago

   I prefer if you shake your head :) But believe it or not, I think it's easier to do it manually than to use Xcode because it gives you more flexibility. When things are hidden from you, it makes things seem more complicated than they a
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   by JesseLivermore 8y ago

   I'm still using 32bit linux because I'm on Slackware and the multilib situation is too annoying for me to deal with. I tried to upgrade to 64bit Slackware but I need Wine, and it's much easier to set up on a 32bit machine. I
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   by JesseLivermore 8y ago

   I currently use cctools ( https://github.com/tpoechtrager/cctools-port.git ) to cross compile iOS apps from my 32-bit Linux computer. Then I load onto my phone using Cydia Impactor. It's much more flexible to do it
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   by JesseLivermore 8y ago

   I think most people are not able to tell the difference between a great piece of software and an average one. For example, the people at Apple who came with blocks and Grand Central Dispatch did an amazing job, but the difference between th
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   by JesseLivermore 8y ago

   One reason I prefer trading indexes rather than individual stocks kind of for this reason. The market for the Dow is much healthier because there is more diversified participation. Individual stocks always seem to make me more nervous.
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   by JesseLivermore 8y ago

   Only a short has the courage to buy in a real panic (like the 1987 crash). Value investors generally only play the long side. Market makers will withdraw from the market reducing liquidity in times of volatility.