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This attitude smacks as being the same as Jordon Belfort's.

http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetell/2014/01/28/charlie-shrem-resigns-from-bitcoin-foundation/

I think that's a terrible strategy because stocks can change personality and/or stop moving at any time. Better: Build a list of 5 to 10 stocks to trade based on their average daily range. If a stock isn't moving, you're not going to make money trading it.....unless you are selling options...

Agree. And in fact in this case, I think he should have an attorney to review and amend this onerous contract.

Interesting. I was on the T3 website and could hardly find anything technical about their trading platforms. They also purport to have a programmable API for auto or systematic trading. I guess one must join the firm before they disclose this information.

In many cases the source can be discovered. No so with Bitcoin.

I don't see the crime in purchasing something legal and marking it up and re-selling it. This may be more likely the situation: They were likely using the Bitcoins to purchase the drugs on the wholesale market to reduce their chances of getting caught. In that manner, there is no paper...

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ceo-of-winklevoss-backed-bitcoin-company-arrested-2014-01-27?link=MW_home_latest_news Ties to drugs and crime.

Thanks for so generously sharing that with us.

That's because they've got TALENT and DISCIPLINE. They have razor sharp intuition honed from thousands of hours of trading and they have learned how to control their emotions. Not many have these attributes. Not everyone can become a Tom Brady or other sports super-star. And more importantly...

Shouldn't you be asking if these firms have a trading platform that properly supports pairs trading strategies and execution ?

http://www.t3trading.com/prospects.html Anyone familiar with this outfit ? They just established a new office nearby in Philly.

Copper futures on the CME now down 4 cents across all contracts..... Here is the reason: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/china-factory-data-show-contraction-stocks-drop-2014-01-22

Amazing that copper is not down more than a penny or so in light of the swooning equity markets and news that China is not doing that well relative to expectations. And why is copper holding up ? Once again, same-old, same-old.... low stock levels on the LME: 328,375 tons That's really low...

It'll be interesting to see how steel, copper, lead, aluminum are priced if a crash in gold occurs. Metals have no chance of price increases in light of deflation....which has not yet been eliminated as a possibility for 2014.

Copper down 2+ cents on the CME despite continued low LME stockpiles and somewhat constructive news out of China. Go figure.

Here are IB's margin reqs for 100 oz futures: NYMEX GC Gold GC 6343.75, 5075, 9062.50, 7250 USD First 2 are intraday; last 2 are overnight Surprisingly, the overnites are higher than those required by the exchange which is 7975, 7250.

Once again spot gold hit that 1255 mark today earlier. This does look like a great selling opportunity.

Stock levels remain tight on the LME. Why ? Who knows !! 336,825 metric tons Prices up a bit today...not much.

Amen....especially that very last one....wowzer.