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not convinced, exactly, but battling a sneaking hunch that we are...

battle o' the bots

i.e., you'll be buying?

anyone know of any news justification for this after-hours spike???

was....not now

Personally, I would not like to go through life this way. If I found such a mindset necessary for success in trading, I would abandon trading in a heartbeat.

is something being "priced in" re: fomc notes?????

my feet are not flat -- more than can be said for your rejoinder.

i wasted too much time trying to get the C2 order entry tradestation interface to work, trying to get a third-party order entry interface with interactive brokers to work. bottom line -- nothing worked. the c2 website is too herky-jerky to support reliable order entry. consequently, c2...

nah. just keep losing money in the market. that's penitence enough. cheers...

nonfarm payrolls hit friday a.m., correct?

Who cares? The question is this: Does Apex have something of value to contribute? I think the answer, self-evidently, is a resounding "yes". The rest is noise.

anybody know where on the cme website one can find official open and settlement prices? i've been searching for the better part of a half hour....thnx...

I have a question that's so basic, I probably should know the answer by now. Having said that, here goes... When we speak of stops needing to be run, etc., it implies an unseen hand working, behind the scenes, to effect some kind of master plan. Now, I realize that with stocks, the market...

Ok, I know next-to-nothing about automated trading. Just last night, I figured out how to code a strategy in EasyLanguage with a fixed target and fixed stop loss. Like I said, I know next-to-nothing. Now, I've also invested, by my best guess, approximately 9000 hours in market study and...

funny...i'm of the opposite view. i guess that's what makes a market!:D

anyone with any experience around here trading the opex before christmas?

i've spoken to one experienced e-mini trader who says christmas week is one of his favorite times to trade. good volatility, he says, and the locals are, for the most part, awol. he likened it to picking "low hanging fruit."

multicharts

Ok, now THIS is brilliant. Elegant, provocative...Bravo.