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X2 They love spread traders and automated arbitrage. All others ( directional outrights ) pack sand. Nobody wants to take that kind of risk any more. Learn to spread trade if you want to find futures backing. In fact, I have several clients at prop trading firms in Singapore, London, and...

Umm, you've had a "bearish warning" for how many months now and how many pages of posts and how many points in your face during the current rally ?

The stock indices have been an awesome trade. Ummm, I'm on my third week of selling ES versus NQ and quite frankly I am loving life in the stock index futures. Spread city, baby. Tons of opportunities in stock index futures.

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...

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...

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 resurrect a stale thread...

Experienced traders know that you simply cannot have monetary goals, and then tailor your strategy and sizing / risk accordingly. Sounds reasonable to many in theory, but in practice it leads to forcing trades which is never a good thing. The correct "mindset" is to look for consistency with...

Experienced traders know that you simply cannot have monetary goals, and then tailor your strategy and sizing / risk accordingly. Sounds reasonable to many in theory, but in practice it leads to forcing trades which is never a good thing. The correct "mindset" is to look for consistency...

Maybe go back to changing your mind each day - issuing two completely contradictory opinions the same day and then declaring victory should help with your self-esteem issues.

What's abusive are your posts. Seriously.

Very bitter apples, indeed.

Why don't you prove it out with smallish size using your own account, and then go shop it around ? Otherwise, you are raising more questions than answers and you will have long odds getting anyone to even interview you. That way, you can have live performance metrics and capitalization...

I take your point, TJ. Maybe I have a somewhat better excuse in that I am a paying sponsor. But you do have a point.

Small little tricycle, Stevie Wonder can read that chart. And a Gold chart. You would be the only ET reader who derives nothing from that chart. As a true narcissist, you use bold and colored fonts because you are crying for attention. Go back to changing your mind twice per day...

Go back to changing your mind twice per day. Increases your odds.

No, dillweed. 1370 is your target. Market timing is such a fool's errand. Of course, as you have demonstrated, you reserve the right to change your mind twice per day using broad, macro declarations. You are not correct. The market is correct.

Amazing how the retail crowd is convinced that they are correct and the market is wrong. Markets are worth what buyers are willing to pay for them. 1370 is your target. If this market was over-valued, it would be sold off. Does it look peaky and overbought ? Sure. Go ahead and fade it...

Why didn't Obama target tax fairness three years ago, when he had a veto and filibuster-proof supermajority ? Personal tax rates were the same now as when he was first elected, after all. Not that he would ever stoop to the level of class warfare. Hopium was never about class warfare.

It is called basis trading in the fixed income world, and it has been done since the origin of a fungible futures contract. In the case of the TY, since the 1980's. Note that platforms like TT have access to BrokerTec and CantorFitzgerald cash treasury markets. It is not free money...

Harsh. True, but harsh. Ricter is a keeper. Good guy.