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I am testing some methods using product of two stocks. I will let you know if they work or not. I am using Excel to do the calculation right now but if there's a quicker way to chart it would be great. Anyone?

In Stockcharts.com we can chart the ratio of two stocks by using ":" but they don't provide charting of the product (multiplying) of two stocks. Where on the web can we chart the product of two stocks? Thanks.

Some places like bbarchart.com provide real time futures charts. It's just that I can't find long dated VIX futures there. For VIX futures end of day price chart is sufficient for me. Any one got any other suggestions?

Any where on the web we can find VIX futures real time (end of day is ok) charts? I want to see if the term structure is inverted now.

Link here http://www.zerohedge.com/article/guest-post-some-thoughts-policy-bias-toward-inflation

This is what I thought, but then I saw this chart from one of the latest Zero Hedge post (much steeper in hyperinflation). Hence the question.

Hi, Does anyone have any data on what the Yield Curve usually does in a hyperinflation period? We have data in the US in the 70s but that's not really considered a hyperinflation/currency crisis. For example, what happened to the yield curves of Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, South East Asian...

I think I know it now. Thanks a lot.

Same confusion on Locutus' new question here.

Thanks Maverick. Just saw your post above.

Thanks Maverick.

Is it 10k or 30k? Which one is right?

Say I have a 50k Margin Account, and long 30k of Stock1 and short 30k of Stock2. What is the balance that I will be paying margin cost on? Is it 10k, or 0 (since the long and short are offsetting each other)?

Hi, I am trying to get a simple formula to calculate a ballpark cost for a 2/5 flattener. Could you guys take a quick look to see if this is ok? My formula is Roll down = 4*(5yield-4yield) – (5/2)*1*(2yield-1yield)...

OK. Now if we only compare financing costs, ETF (say SPY) using margin vs leverage using futures (like ES), same account size and after-leverage size, which one in general has higher monthly costs?

Hi, Say I have a $50k account and want to invest in about $97k of 12month oil, which one has lower financing cost? $97K of USL using margin, or rolling one 12 month CL contract (also considering bidask during rolling)?

Thanks, but these four links don't seem to contain Martin's "currently the CTDs for Jun contracts are: 2.5% Mar13 for the 2y and 3.5% Feb18". Maybe I need to go deeper into the other links on the website? Please advise.

Where did you find the June CTD information? Are there any public sources other than Bloomberg?

It's taking a long time to see my posts or replies. Why is that? Anyway to make it faster?