I guess I should just ask Advantage or the exchange whether the mini-Dow is FIFO or pro-rata. Either way I should get an edge sometimes. It's a good thing that the simulation is more difficult than real trading because it really doesn't evoke much feeling when i am trading on it. I hope that...
I plan on putting $20k in the account to trade a max of 10 contracts. Of course, I will be trading one lots and only going up to 5 if I see a fantastic trade that must go my way or I'm out.
What is bothering me is the high cost per contract. I am going to get a membership, IDEM I think, but...
ang 99,
Your right, a month proves nothing. Here is a little bit about my trading history. I start working at the CBOT in 1990. I started trading on Globex in 1993 and moved over to Project A in 1994. After they stupid, old men at the CBOT partnered with Eurex I traded Euribor and then...
I have been simulated trading the mini-Dow on Ninja for about a month now. So far it has gone well. I am observing risk parameters, only trading the number of contracts I would normally trade given my potential account size.
My question is whether anyone has experience trading on the...
Not a damn thing. I am really beginning to hate those MFs. I am moving back to the states soon and I am going to start trading Eurodollars. I have heard it is a good trade and I can see that the Eurodollar's volume has taken off.
I am in Moscow trading Euribor. That is until my wife gets a visa and we move back to the US.
I really just trade US hours. European hours are mostly slow and the European Central Bank/politicians have a bad habit of opening their big mouths without any warning. Good way to get chopped...
Funny you should mention this, I was just thinking about the stock tomcole mentioned: MSTR. That was one of the first stocks to crack in the 1st quarter of 2000 and I remember going to the yahoo message board to watch the wailing. I wish I shorted that stock!
I see two roads you can take. The institutional road means getting a job at a bank. ASAP starting a degree in finance. It will take years but you will be put on a trading desk with experienced traders and a good mentor is invaluable.
The other road is what I will call the non0institutional...