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I have it but it's 14mb, can't upload it here (4mb max). you can download it off scribd if you have an account. Or I could email it to you @deltaf0rce it’s also on amazon

Trading Technologies’ platform allows you to do that. TT desktop and TT pro both allow you to do that.

Einar Aas, an independent trader from Norway specializing in power futures. He made 8 figures a year for over a decade including 97 million in 2016 (all public record due to the fact that in Norway everyone's tax returns are public). He took a massive loss of hundreds of millions of dollars (one...

Nice. Yeah, that's the same set up ET poster CALLumbus uses (Sierra with CQG feed) to scalp the NQ and I know he swears by it. I don't think the issues I saw with CQG desktop were due to the data feed but rather the platform itself. I believe CQG uses the same feed for their rather pricey...

@SammyJ TT allows the dom to be zoomed in or out on. "50 percent" zoom allows you to have 35 points (or 140 ticks) worth of levels visible on a standard laptop screen. What platform are you using btw? I find auto centering really ruins the feel of the price action and harms my read on things...

@destriero be well man! Thanks for sharing some of your insights.

I was mostly wrong. The NQ came down 25 points just to recover in a few minutes and then break through the session (and all time) highs again. Book got blown through at the top too. Dropped 10 points in a minute after that but no follow through.

it's crazy watching the NQ right now... drops 100 points around the opening and then thinks it's appropriate to breakthrough new all time highs within a few hours lol. it will probably plunge again (albeit not as much) towards the end of the session today though.

Averaging one point per contract on the ES (or four ticks) consistently over a year isn't really "no big deal" for a veteran intraday trader. Tom Baldwin was one of the best open outcry traders ever and he made 19 million in 1987 trading futures for the 30 year T bond but he was trading, on...

@jl1575 @balckagroop 100 million contracts a year wasn’t a typo. He owns a trading company that does a lot of automated trading with a lot different futures contracts and on quite a few different exchanges. “At 100 million contracts that must surely make you the biggest player in the futures...

no problem. He mentioned trading 100 million futures contracts a year in 2017 so you won't be able to get your fees/commish that low but I'm certain you can lower them by a lot with the volume you're doing now. Just wanted to specify but you probably got that.

ET poster @garachen might be a good resource here. Maybe try messaging him. He's mentioned that he likes questions related to fees, infrastructure, exchange seats FCMs etc and has always placed an emphasis on trying to get your fees and commissions down as low as possible. On another forum he...

@balckagroop discord page seems to be gone. Would love to see some of your trading sometime. Are you still streaming? Really amazing results man.

In regards to the last sentence, not necessarily. you can buy at the ask or sell at the bid (take liquidity) using a limit order. but yeah a market order will take liquidity.

And the data on the left is “time and sales”. On the right is the depth of market ladder.

Got it mixed up in my second sentence in regards to the entry. You provided liquidity on your entry and also provided it on your exit. I’ll edit my post

It should show up as a buy order in time and sales if the buyer was taking liquidity and show up as a sell order if the seller is taking liquidity. You provided liquidity on the entry and provided it on the exit. Time and sales should look the same to everyone.

blue light filter software for the win... is that your edge? lol Awesome results btw! good shit.

Wow, that’s some bullshit.