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Use the exchange supported ICS spreads and avoid the legging risk, IMO. For TT, go to Market Explorer, pull up the "CBOT" server, select "product type" as "spread", and for the NoB for example, go to "CBOT ZNZB". You will see one price ladder. You need to remember that those one lots are...

I like that trade. Well done. Especially if we get some further settlements above that trendline. I would do that spread, but I am already long July-Nov Beans and I would not want to compound forward curve risk in that space. Good eye. I'm long May-July Sugar as well, but it does not...

Please be advised that your posts are technically a free call option on the stock indices. Seriously. You are the best fade ever. Are we going to sell off ? Of course. It will happen. Your timing has been... well... suspect. Which is why market timers have such a tough go of it.

Quote from GrandSupercycle: 01-25-2012 Bone, Thanks for actually contributing some analysis with your SP500 target of 1370. Why is it 1370 ? And why post that emini chart ? It tells ET readers absolutely nothing...

So, using your logic, my call of 1370 as a top several weeks ago, and todays' high in the ES of 136950 as of 8:55 am Central time has proven to be much more accurate that your constant calls for a top many weeks and many points ago. GS you are a narcissistic hack of the highest order.

I'm pretty sure that exchanges get paid by trading fees, and they do not and probably should not care if those fees are generated by whining pussy locals dumb enough to scalp for a tic, or from RSJ. We all know what Eurex's real problem is - they let the banks ( usually the ones that owned a...

Clearly the answer is for the unionization of all workers. Oh, and further development of the Democratic Party machine to emulate for the rest of the USA and duplicate the most corrupt city located in the most corrupt county located in the most corrupt state in America. Workers of the world...

There always has and always will be a cheap labor arbitrage for unskilled manual labor positions. And that includes scanning items across a cash register and then bagging them. Nothing new, always been that way since the invention of slavery. When you inflate the cost of these wages...

Now go away, idiot. You let a spread trader who really could care less about timing markets call a flat price directional market for you. You and your dumbass reverse waterfall sliding megaphone patterns. You are much better at trolling than calling markets.

Now go away, idiot. You let a spread trader who really could care less about timing markets call a flat price directional market for you. You and your dumbass reverse waterfall sliding megaphone patterns. You are much better at trolling than calling markets.

Nutmeg: Maybe you are asking the right question to the wrong people on the wrong continent on the opposite side of the globe. What newly emergent international power is driving these low wages through their sweatshop dirt-poor manufacturing approach ? The same country that unilaterally...

Exactly, 100 % accurate. The secret to dealing with choppy microstructure and order queue gaming in the market is to change your position holding and entry modeling approach. Markets always have and always will change. No mystery in that. Adapt or find another line of work.

Grand Supercycle: As a member of the Elite Trader community, you agreed to abide by common membership rules and procedures, and that includes that you do not troll other members. Your campaign against others here on ET is, in my opinion at least, trolling. You are consistently posting...

Sounds like a troller's wet dream.

I blame it on the British SOE's WWII operational plan, which meant they got into bed with the Greek Communist Party and pumped them up tremendously in order to combat the Nazi occupation. And we all know how well the Greek economy has done since WWII. Where would they be without tourism ?

From my experience, spread trading pumps up contract traded volume - those are size traders. IMHO, scalping has just gotten to be very, very difficult with all the turbulence in the micro-structure of the markets. I know for a fact that lots of Eurex products get spread or arbed against many...

All of this from the same calendar day: And of course this obvious gem of brilliance, where a bipolar idiot queries as to why the exhausted population of ET membership won't argue with this level of naive stupidity: I use the term 'naive' because he obviously does not realize how...

I don't think it matters what market you trade, or frankly what strategy you use, as long as you are consistent and get repeatable results. The bottom line is, in fact, the bottom line. Having said that, there are certainly strategies that have been shown to be more consistent than others in...

Just curious as to why someone would "weight" raw price data ? I could understand "cleaning" data for legit/relevant price tics and stray artifacts, but in my mind I get paid on price, so I would naturally conclude that I would want to model the real unvarnished truth as it were.

Oh come now, you have been calling a bear market for stocks for many months now, and as recently as yesterday in fact. Your own posts contradict each other on a very consistent basis in fact.