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I just had a look at his 'losing edge part I'. You gotta be kidding me.

Can't say it's bullshit, haven't you got long term holdings?

Hi Tony, I think I am anything but a pro but I'll give it a try. Oil companies are living a bull cyclical market that may or may not slow down but certainly is not gonna end anytime soon. They also are grossly undervalued the p/e multiples are still based on 30-40 a barrel oil. So...

I never noticed that on nasdaq.... .....it must be quite a pain in the butt.

I too was arguing it could be a great idea yesterday, but on second thought it may not work as we expect it should; this because many posters who show maturity, skills, etc. may also be rude and view by the majority as bad posters. On top of that many other posters who are bragging and...

I wonder if anyone is expecting a big shift in volatility and volumes in the near or far futures, it can't keep on going forever like that, can it? :confused:

I don't understand why anyone would want to complain about volatility. Back in may I thought the volumes were gonna drop to zero. Thank god the range has increased a bit, but cm'on, it still sucks!

Your fears are well justified; beside the fact that your are playing an unfair game where your opponent has a big built in advantage, your funds are also at risk: there's no protection for you if the house go bust because of some clients refusing to honor margin calls due to over-leveraging...

Can you tell us what exactly are the parameters that your scanner follow to pick these moves? Answer would be appreciated. :)

Could not help but noticing this too: now DAX is constantly making moves of more than 1% per day, and that's probably why you see bid/ask size reduction: more volatility and suddently there's the need to decrease size to keep money managment on track. It could be one possible explanation...

I am reading this thread with interset and like to know better about treasuries, so please continue with your ramblings! :)

Two or three weeks ago we had a good discussion on a thread talking about our biggest daytrade wins and losses, many of us contributed and was a nice piece of reading if you are interest, the problem is that I cannot seem to be able to remember under which forum it is subscribed, so I cannot...

IB may probably one of the best place to start.

What I saw was a system of rating stars based on complains and praisings. I think this is was Babak meant and sure is an excellent idea.

That idea is also used on other trading website, where the reputation is rated in stars.

big yawn. That's why nobody generally answer.

I imagine the MSFT insiders and big players who trade heavly this stock on major SR will be trying to outwit each other to find the better strategy to accumulate positions at these level. Right now would be interesting to watch the book carefully to see what trail they leave. Of course if it...

That's why I am trying to learn as much as I can from the open mechanics: so I know beforehand when I am always gonna get in, get out and what instruments to trade at that given time. The advantages are also that the open can give anyone enormous opportunities and after no more than a hour...

Hi Thunderdog, I personally take as many breaks as I can and avoid working from 11am to 2pm. You simply cannot stay in front of the screen all day long, it is very unhealthy. PP PS: Agree, music also helps.

I am not sure I understand you: Why would you want to cancel and resubmit? Does not make any sense if you want that order to be filled quickly and at that price. If you cancel your order, you logically lose the priority you had when it was working on the exch. and once you send a new...