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http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2010/12/02/managing-risk-for-jpmorgan-and-blindness/?_r=0

:confused: No he did not. But I understand your looking to increase your post count with retarded comments. http://lexicon.ft.com/Term?term=marketable-limit-order Buy limit will always be below current market, sell limit will always be above. to place a buy limit above market it has...

http://www.scotiabank.com/itrade/en/0,,3969,00.html Please learn the differences between order types. Limit order guarantees price but not execution. If you place a pending buy order above the current market, it becomes a stop order, unless you have a stop limit order (which in this case...

To exploit value. Price is subjective, value is subjective and at times can be objective. What's valuable to you may not be valuable to someone else. A physical trader(ie. farmer) derives value from being able to sell his/her inventory in the future (knowing their business, costs, margins)...

:confused: This makes no sense. not even hypothetical sense. If you placed a limit order 100 points away you will be first in queue when everyone ahead of you cancels their order. It doesn't matter if it's 5, 10, 100, 1000 points away.

if it takes a year to learn C# to do this. you should pay a programmer roughly a year's worth of pay to do it for you.

that will always happen from time to time (bold). I am not a options trader but I get the gist of what you're saying. What I am saying your fucked if you have static single theos. If the single theo your using is dynamic/can account for jumps then you are much better off than someone quoting...

Possible, but slim. Markets can move without trades happening. Say your 0 bid at 5 and your also best, how often is someone going to lift 5s and then hit 0s? What's more likely to happen is someone lifts your 5s, backs their offers up and bids 10 .. market goes to 10@15 from 0... you can...

Colo at aurora is ~$3k a month.. if your not even in the same facility as most futures mm'ers -- Expect to get picked off, over and over and over again. If your just making software that improves market bid/ask void of any other information, expect to get picked off, a lot.

http://www.amazon.com/Building-Automated-Trading-Systems-Introduction/dp/0750682515 TT FIX/ XTAPI examples Enjoy

Yea, screw internal risk management! They don't need to know what your positions are! (sarcasm for those who missed it)

You've answered every question you will ever ask by yourself.

yeah, gotta love the trolls for resurrecting a 4+ year old thread

4.75/RT in CL is still a lot.... I thought 1.10/RT all-in was expensive

+1, fresh batch of people to put on IGNORE

for anyone who actually clicked the link; this was said a year ago. and he was right.

http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-351216.html Have you tried google?

Reminds me of opportunity cost related questions/problems from microeconomics. ie. should plant shutdown or keep operating. ie. cost of staying open - cost of shutting down.. if this value is positive, basically you're better off shutting down

http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/fx/inr-usd-indian-rupee-futures.html google is your friend

Could have simply been a trade at 1.80 and best bid/ask repriced quickly ie. bid or offer backing up and as soon as a trade occurs tightening again.