Recent content by rompit11

This is bull. I'm on AMP/NT with CQG every day. It rocks.

I thought of Ironbeam( a former Farr) at first. Then I checked their NFA records. Farr has 23 CFTC Reparations Cases. I think they change the name from Farr to Ironbeam to get a clean record. http://www.nfa.futures.org/basicnet/Details.aspx?entityid=eFoLm4YN9JQ%3d&rn=N

Is IB in trouble? http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/07/25/cftc-interactive-brokers-idUKL2E8IPGCS20120725?feedType=RSS&feedName=rbssFinancialServicesAndRealEstateNews

Restoring Confidence in Futures Markets: An Open Letter to Our Customers...

The point you are ignoring....this is now 2nd reference putting RCG on the bottom of the list. 1st was the Atlas Report...now this.

Not to mention, American Health Care is the best not because of the doctors, but medical tests... because of the new machines. If there is no money to be made, innovation will stop. You are gonna to have machines that are 50 years old like in "civilized societies".

Civilized society? Do you mean Greece? Germany? I have many friends there. They are sleeping and dreaming to come to America. Crazy about Kardashians. Or England with their little stinky apartments and no hope to make decent money? Free health care is good when you have a flu or break...

If a tiger lives in the wild, it might starve , might get sick and die but IT CAN RAN FREE... If a tiger lives in the zoo, he will be always full, he will be treated from his illnesses but IT IS LOOCKED IN THE CELL. This november make up your mind, Ladies and Gentlemens!

I read new regulatory reporting requirements are coming out like no more paper statements only electronic and more, i bet there will be more of those firms going to get a shake down ...

"Please answer how RCG, who have been in the futures business for like 90 years, is at the bottom..." Here is my answer: MF Global traces its roots to the sugar trading business started by James Man in England in 1783, which evolved into broader commodities trading before its later...

@TraDaToR To me...excess capital means nothing compared to the risk the firm is taking like dorman, they have 5ook cash. They using securities, but who knows what securities they are... And customers with 60 million dollars of short option premium... One big move and the option premium...

Just want to add to my previous post. Despite PFG falsified all the financial numbers, Atlas still put PFG on the bottom of the list. The innovation of Atlas is that it uses combined multiple criteria to look into FCMs not just one or two financial numbers.

@TraDaToR I get what you're saying, but this is only one financial factor that is questionable by itself in my opinion. For example, I read it here somewhere that Dorman released its financial report and it has 60 million in short options, the rest assets are securities & exchange...

Atlas did open my eyes, Zchartist. Atlas was pretty damn accurate on PFG. I think its a good place to start. We need more rankings like Atlas. Nice bora bora images though.