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Yeah, I guess you have to account for today's unexpected revaluation of the Sudanese Dinar... (SDD: Step Down Day - in case other newbies like me have no idea what they were talking about)

Yeah, that's what we all men <i>say</i> :D

You're getting greedy :D (Congrats on your 6,000 simbucks; you know if Schizo is ok?)

Anyone else inclined to short 5-yr Notes? (my apologies for posting off-topic)

He may be licking his wounds, T-Sunday boyz got him bad this time. :( (Hope you're ok, Schizo, even the very best get burned every once in a while :) ) Them bastards! :mad:

I have some support at 72.80 and then major support at 71.80 (plus 20 ticks for early birds, minus 20 ticks to consider them broken).

He did; last night: :) Edit: Just pulling your leg, Eko :p

Drop, bitch, Nodoji demands her 30 ticks! :mad:

There's your 68-70, still seeing 88-90?

Does that last bar count as a internal double top? :D

It's a pre-release of the initial prevision... sounds like the Marx Brothers

Good call, that explains the "urgency" you see in this type of trader: they have to "make it" in two months so they can afford/justify not going back to school or getting a job.

Thanks FF, I'm gonna try it :)

Hi, Would it be possible to have an auto-refresh option for the threads and/or a more compact view? As it is it works fine for most threads, but in threads like the ES journal, etc. it would be helpful and more convenient to have the page update automatically (yes, I know about the e-mail...

Nice funny thread :) These are not funny, but they're amazing (check out #27 to "see" the technique: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/08/russia_in_color_a_century_ago.html

69.18 or so - 69 is his be price including comms :)

(Sim - past my deadline) A) Stop-limit (2 t.o.) at .46 to go short; target 72.80-ish; 20 tick stop, will trail. B) Long at .65; Target 74.20 (+/- 10 ticks); sl 10 ticks. Will add @ .75 & .85 and trail stop. Edit :59 B-stop at be, TICK bending downwards, if stopped out and TICK/ES...

Schizo, do you have a long/short bias in Treasuries? [Edit: or steepener/flattener?] Many agrs are not being driven by inflation fears, but by crop-specific problems (cocoa, coffee, wheat, sugar...) Wait till harvest time and we'll see, but Jesse says lot of pain for longs

What do you think of that LOD, Nod?