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couldn't agree more.

Your broker is likely not responsible for the fill for several reasons. First off, the broker does not fill the trade. The trade is matched by an order matching engine, which the broker has no control over. Secondly, If you are trading electronically, you've undoubtably signed an electronic...

It is every straight mans dream to be in the NFL.

ask for time and sales.

Russell will remain on CME through SEP08 contract.

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I had an issue where tradestation froze up on me in the early part of the day (8/16).

What if they're not rooting for a down market, but simply taking advantage of the opportunities, which happen to be on the short side right now?

The ppt is running out of money. Fed and ECB have injected somewhere around $200 billion already. The market is in trouble IMO!

I think it's the start of a bear market. But I was wrong once before.

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What is your source for this info?

You asked why I said soccer was crap. I think it's crap due to lack of physical contact. I don't care about popularity... especially not world wide. In my neck of the woods, we like football.

You are probably correct. I think it is due to soccer being less of a contact sport than football. Not everyone has what it takes to play football.

Football. The real football. not that soccer crap.

Football season is almost here. Any other Fantasy players around here? I thought it would be fun to do an elitetrader fantasy league. If you're interested in joining, the info is below. League ID: 387258 Custom League URL: http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/league/elitetraders

I use J-Trader and did not have any issues. Even executed a few orders during the excitment.

Does anyone have a good method for forecasting implied volatility? Any insight is greatly appreciated. Pro_Trader720

Sharpe = (Annualized Rate of Return - Risk Free Rate of Return)/Annualized Standard Deviation of returns. Sortino = (Annualized Rate of Return - Risk Free Rate of Return)/Annualized Down Standard Deviation of returns. I don't know what you need to do to your data to calculate these, since...

None of the above. I like to look at sharpe/sortino ratios. This gives you a good idea of the risk/reward.