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hey man, I don't know if it qualifies as a definitive standard, but it's definitely the most complete hands on and most complete compilation of information a retailer can get hands on. It's useful even if you don't have a bloomy...

you didn't specify if +100% or -100% every month.

Depends. How do you want to structure the trade? DV01 adjusted?

Britannia clears via Marex, so if Britannia is too big, Marex is out of reach. Minimum account size is 1m^^ Go with Dorman. Family owned business and they're around for ages. I started out trading futures with them 20 years ago

if you're doing decent volumes give Britannia and/or Marex Spectron a call. If you're also willing to use an US - Broker you should check out Dorman. Have always been happy with them

3 posts writing about the new broker. Don't feed the troll/scammer

Leverage + convexity. You could turn that safe 5% into an easy 30% on your account if you structure the trade correctly. And of course you'd buy government bonds and short 7-11. Corp. bond blow up would be your lotto

If you don't have the resilience and the stamina to make it in trading you won't make it in business either

WHY ON EARTH DO YOU TRADE ANYTHING ELSE BUT FREIGHT RATES WHEN YOU HAVE A BACKGROUND IN SHIPPING?????? This is something I will never understand. People work in housing and construction yet they trade fking biotech instead of lumber or REITS. Why would you do that? Why do you think you can...

@Anothertrader1 I make it short, plain and simple: You have no edge! You have no industry background, you have no clue how the business works and you don't have any idea how edge looks like, where to find it and how to exploit it. And how could you? This business is cut throat and nobody...

I was refering to mervyn rather than to you :) What I was trying to say is that it's most often better to just to the trade with very small amount of money and document everything that comes along with it. The learning experience is much better and faster than pure study. Honestly speaking I...

Perhaps he doesn't have one iota of an idea about bond math and confuses total return with anual yield? look @kmiklas, why don't you put on a relative value trade here? Whenever two instruments with different risk profiles have the same cashflow something is not right. Instead of trying to...

so you're saying that you actually have no clue what you're talking about?

Jesus Christ, did any of you guys even watch the market over the weekend? This move has nothing to do with "inflation" or some other macro BS. USDC had 7% of it's cash reserves on SVB and everyone was afraid of USDC collapsing. It was impossible to redeem USDC for USD as the 123 club is...

BTC will never be legal tender and it doesn't need to be

It's even more funny that the Chinese Leader prohibited crypto in China which - except for the death of mining - did literally nothing to trading volumes. The Chinese just kept trading as if nothing happened and CCP realized that they cannot do anything about it. Guess what: now they are...

That would probably be the ultimate sign of you holding the bag

trade a good portion of average daily volume at market and you'll know

Very good thought. It is amateurish to stare at the chart all day without any understanding of how the casino works. There is no way to figure out who sent in the orders because this information would be pure gold in the hands of the right guy, however, you can kinda narrow it down by looking...

I would love to trade equities in Dallas as long as I'm the only one who provides two way prices ;)