Recent content by stray_cougar

also missing is Nicole Pedarallis (formerly Bloomberg, now Fox Buisness) she'd be my #4

I'm voting for Bloomberg, all the way. Correct, flytiger, Betty Liu is really hot not to mention the blonde reporter, and also the blonde on the uk trading desk they go to in the am sometimes... :) wowa

also, if you meant by "add liquidity" like get a rebate by getting hit/lifted... none that i know of With some of the brokers that are running ecn-style platforms (e.g. oanda) it is benificial to put up orders, so you can get the best price, but you get no rebate whatsoever.

the dealer provides liquidity in CFD products. they are making the market.. and also your broker, which creates a potentially dangerous contradiction most traders with enough capital don't want to mess with. so, in other words, there is as much as liquidity as you can get with your capital...

a sales rep i met in a bar for one of the large otc forex dealers told me they were about to launch CFD products for some CME Products in America. To my knowledge this would be just like how you can currently trade in broker-made markets like Spot FX, however with commodities or stocks as...

they must have been referring to a revision of this paper, that has not been made public yet or it might be on the fed site if anyone in the future really wants it. i just was looking for someone as a favor thanks all who looked...

Great, thanks... so if anyone has, can find this report by JAMES KENNEDY and Greenspan, that would be awesome ! if not i can pull from the terminal tomorrow and will post if i have a min.... peace

I just watch an interview on bloomberg tv of (spelling?) westwood capital's dan alpert, in which he had a great chart which he attributed to a recent report by (someone?) along with Alan Greenspan Was showing how homeowners equity loans as a % of people's disposable income has trended up...

best 'newspaper' i have ever read so far in my life. i at least skim it every week. trade ideas? well that is a relative term... for sure a lot of information in there or in other early reporting secondary sources like NPR that you could start to engineer some trade ideas on

i feel compelled to add to my own post here, for anyone looking to learn more about how the markets IN GENERAL really work, in very specific detail... I think this adds a lot to most styles of trading i'm in graduate school and we read in 'review week' "THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO CAPITAL MARKETS...

nice one thx for the info all

tim- congratulations on making a successful transition to being a trader AND a celebrity; the world's most sought after career (6 pages of posts, just about your life, in only 4 days!). the money will follow soon if it hasn't yet ;)

thanks everyone for the responses. helpful and Paliz... quit sending bad vibes on our discussion here. i don't work for oanda, i don't even use them as my ib

big thanks for the link