It has now been 7 months since I dumped my cable TV provider and went to strictly broadcast TV, internet streaming TV (and Netflix during the winter months when I'm inside more.)
This morning, I sniffed a trend day down and so I placed my order for SDS and then a stop at Thursday's high.
Then I left to do some real work.
At about noon I passed by a T.V. and wondered what CNBC was saying about the market.
Then I realized how I haven't really missed Cramer, Mark, Bob, Erin and Maria's market hype.
In fact I feel that I've only improved my trading because I tend to be more influenced by charts than TV hyperbole.
I feel liberated really.
Try it. It may actually help! Sometimes I think we can have too much incoming data.
And if you get really desperate, you can always go to Youtube and see the highlights. LINK
(Actually I paid 9.95 for a "Free internet TV" link and can watch cable programs such as CNBC, FOX and Bloomberg, IF I want. But rarely do.)
Are you an addict too?
Wednesday night we went out with some friends to a Chicago Style pizza joint.
I couldn't believe all of the 20 somethings sitting together texting rather than actually visiting face to face. I could see the screens and some were actually playing solitaire.
I don't think it is a good thing for the social fabric of the next generation.
They should be smoking cigars and listening to BTO, CCR, 3 Dog Night and Hendrix, like I did.
(The juke box, pool table and shuffleboard table were idle the whole night although the place was busy.)
Edited by Rogerdodger, 16 July 2010 - 08:33 PM.










