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First, damn girl, you talk (or write) too much! Do you really need to write so much when it can be summed up in one or two sentences? Second, granted you're the best trader that nobody ever heard about, you shouldn't criticize others when you lack credibility. At the very least, prove to us...

Anyone voting for 5710 by the close (ESZ4)?

POST YOUR TRADES.

LMAO. See, this is why you're treated here as a fool by everyone. You really think everything I write is at face value? Everyone knows it except you. :banghead: :sneaky: BTW little boys aren't welcome here. If you wanna join the league, ya gotta post your trades. Otherwise, you need to join the...

Oh, so which prop firm do you represent? As mama used to say, you shouldn't show your hands when everyone is against you. Next time, maybe you wanna collect your thoughts before speaking so loudly.

On that note, I'm trying to mislead the algos as best as I can. I don't think it's working though. :mad:

Excuse me, but do you even trade? How do you find time to write a thesis of this length while the market is open? Sorry but I gave up reading after the first paragraph. :rolleyes:

But you forget this market has ALREADY priced in 0.25 cut. That's why we've been rallying for the last 2 weeks. So, I think I'll sell any spike. But we'll see.

Long 95 PT 83 SL 23

Flip short 5699 SL 5702

Flip long 90

Short 94.50

Yes, once the Fed makes its decision, the price of the contract should ideally get close to the settlement price. If there are no other anticipated rate changes, the contract price shouldn't move much between Wednesday and expiration unless something unexpected happens in the market. The Fed's...

What did ya expect? I'm a big pussy. :D

Price calculation The price of a Fed Fund futures contract is calculated by subtracting the implied rate from 100. For example, if the average monthly Fed Funds rate is 5.50%, the futures price would be 100 - 5.50 = 94.500. Contract size The minimum contract size is calculated by multiplying...

I dunno where you live but around here they say "Ma'am, you're guilty until proven innocent." :D Anyway, I've been trading for over 30 years and I respect all good traders, regardless of whether one's a permabull or a permabear. One thing I like about V-man is that he's consistent. That dude...

Absolutely. In fact, I even acknowledged his crowning achievement back in March. After all, S&P and Nasdaq crushed it in 2023. It was only when he said we would never see another correction IN OUR LIFETIME in March of this year, I revolted and created this thread: Vote: Who thinks S&P500 will...

The reason why you lost a ridiculous amount of money ain't because you were in the trade for x amount of time. It's more because 1) your entry was horrible and 2) you didn't cut your loser early. Just imagine you got in the same trade, but this time in the other direction.

Just so that you don't get the wrong idea, I'm quite fond of V-man. In fact, if you remember, I've rechristened myself to "Junior-V". Go figure, eh? :)

Followed by a poop. :D