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Cool thanks I appreciate it. It looks like it's very tough to trade multiple markets in forex. Is there anything like this for futures markets. Thanks,

I think will correct shortly. Looking into this ETF. What does anyone else think?

I've been trading for a while. Does anyone have a list that shows how futures markets are related both directly and inversely. One of the most frustrating things in trading is when you go into multiple trades but the markets you are trading are either inversely or directly related.

I've been trading for a while. Does anyone have a list that show how forex markets are related both directly and inversely. One of the most frustrating things in trading is when you go into multiple trades but the markets you are trading are either inversely or directly related.

Gotta be a local thing. My grocery bill sky rocketed. I'm paying $6 for a gallon of milk

We can control the prices of goods with our policy tools. We are devaluing the dollar by keeping rates low which in turn is driving inflation in other countries. Everything is denominated in dollars. Our products become cheaper. We devalue the dollar for this reason but usually always back...

Of course they can stop this kind of increase of Food and Energy. Volcker did it in the 80's when he raised the discount rate to 14%. It brought everything down. Bernanke can't do that now. If he does real estate and banking will be crushed even more.

CPI excludes Energy and Food. What a joke!

I don't think they can. If they do real estate will be even more under water. The average 30 year fixed rate is about 8%. Right now we are about 4.5-5%. Inflation is rising and needs to be stopped. Rates need to go up. Commodities like Gold and Oil need to be corrected. The Fed is...

Could anyone make a recommendation on any good ones

Could anyone make a good book recommendation on Richard Dennis's Turtle trading system. Preferably one that taught his system

Anyone have a list of which forex pairs are unrelated. I just don't want to trade pairs that move in the same direction.

Any have a list of non related commodity markets. I know gold us dollar are inversely related. I'm looking for markets that have no connection to one another

I guess I can always open two separate accounts and hedge that way

This is bull***t! I just got a letter from forex.com stating that I can't hedge anymore. This sucks. If you are a U.S. citizen you can't hedge any positions. It's only open to non u.s. citizens. Anyone have any ideas on how to get around this??

Agreed....Again don't misunderstand what I'm saying. I'm not looking for a major operation in three years or even five years. I'm looking at this as a long term learning process. For me it's fun it's something I enjoy. If it doesn't blow up and get successful oh well...at least I can still...

I'm starting a CTA with interactive brokers. That will get the ball rolling. Then in a year or two try a hedge fund

400k net revenue....I have expenses to that. I like to trade and have an interest in developing a legit hedge fund.

What do you typically give selling agents?

Heech, Just to get your opinion. Do you think a 50% selling agreement is too much? So on a fund if I was to charge a 2% and 20% fee and offered 1% and 10% to the selling agent for the capital they raise...you think that's too much?