Recent content by pux03

i traded there for about 9 months and the "training" consisted of two guys telling me what they did but they had no real knowledge of the markets or anything of that nature...i also found out later that my trainers were getting a cut of the commission so they taught me in a way so that I would...

I believe that the Treasury dept. is going to make the final decision on Aug 3rd

look out for 112-16....if we break through with some force we could continue the move up for quite a while in the 10yr

The curve flattener was a hot trade on '04 but it hasnt really done much this year so far, just keeps bouncing around.....not sure if it has just paused or if it still has room to move like last year

thats what everyone is saying, that yields will go up....maybe the market knows something we dont or is trying to tell us something and we arent listening

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stocks dumped bigtime

This volatility is so amazing....the markets on e-cbot are incredibly deep, 1000 lots can trade in the ten year and not even move the bid or offer. Big things are happening since friday and people are getting squeezed

colewave..... A lot of the movement in bonds (outside of economic releases) has to do with the movement in currencies, specifically the Yen. The reason for this is that every time the yen falls against the dollar the Japanese central bank steps in and buys dollars and then they buy bonds...

So is anyone who trades the financial futures going to be switching to Eurex tommorrow morning?

Bernanke spoke today and the order that we were talking about was on Wednesday right before the non-manufacturing ISM number was released

the order was valid but somebody got thier face ripped off

supposedly there was an erroneous order in the bond that pushed it down so far and fast. If you compare the 10 and 5yr charts to the bond, the bonds drop was about 3x as far as the others, even when considering that the bond moves much faster than the other two

I think one thing that might be in the back of the mind of the Fed is the case of Japan....after thier initial slump in the early '90s they started to recover and then the central banked raised rates too quickly and squahed any type of recovery and now ten years later Japan is basically in still...