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6E M4 or just use 6E #F to always have the front month.

What day does the volume flip to the June contract from March?

If you have an account with a firm, contact them and ask them if they have a relationship with TT or CQG and see if they can offer you special pricing. Otherwise, I would contact the companies directly and check pricing. You can get this type of setup with many prop shops for around $2000 -...

Financial Engineering is my 2 cents. I am about finished with this degree and have found it has complemented me well in my trading. Many of the programs give you the math and programming background you need to understand more advanced concepts and strategies for trading. Here is a link to a...

I have traded the ES for over five years and it took me 4 months before a profitable one (month) finally came. It was back and forth for another 8 months when all of a sudden something kicked in and I haven't looked back since. This something in my opinion was finally knowing myself. I...

As much as it's a great story, that is not the way to increase size. To jump from 20 or 40 to 100 is disaster in the making. How do you ever know what a good setup is? I have traded the ES for over 5 years and often times what might look like a good setup isn't. You just never know...

My personal opinion is that the depth of market (DOM) is more of a trap than a help for most traders. As described numerous times in this thread, so many traders misread the DOM and end up hurting themselves more. In many of the more liquid contracts (ES, NQ, ZN, ZB, and many of th eurex...

Hank said: We get the data through eSignal, DTNIQfeed or Trading Technologies X_Trader Pro. Hank said: Here is my answer for the NYSE vs. the CBOT. With pit traded contracts, a trade occurs between two traders and is then carded up and punched (recorded) later on. It is impossible to tell...

That screenshot is fo the box chart (top portion of the chart). This is a zoomed out view of the buy and sell pressure (the darker the blue the more buying of the offer and the darker the red the more hitting of bids). The number on the bottom right in the green box represents how many more...

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IBD is much more of a traders newspaper in my opinion. They seem to have a better pulse of the market, whereas the WSJ is much more of an editorial paper. The WSJ is a great paper and you might just get both, but for strictly trading I would go for IBD. Hope this helps.

Here is the TT number I always call. 312-476-1000