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Just received the pre-requisite materials as well. This is a different book than the study notes (value $100) see here: http://www.iiexamprep.com/PrerequisiteMaterials.aspx If anybody is interested in the complete package (prerequisite and study notes) contact me, and we'll work something out.

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I have Caia level I notes for sale (brand new, arrived yesterday) These are the notes for the March 2008 exam for more information : http://www.iiexamprep.com/caia-level-1.aspx Price $150 + shipping Payment via PayPal, I will ship same day.

Also have a look of the USD vs most other currencies... remember oil is prices in USD :cool:

I suggest however you do your own research... :mad:

You obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about....

Had a Webex demonstration of Tango. Looks very impressive... but so does the price. It is aimed at institutional traders

Why not look directly at the source... www.cme.com

check your facts... I know you can probably get away with a lot, but... If the tax authorities consider your returns from trading as income, it will be taxed. When do they see it as income (= business). This is discretionary, but depends on how much time and effort (trades, research...

Dangerous assumption... I'm Dutch as well, but trading gains will be considered income if they are your main/only income stream (like they are for me)... As long as you have other income and do not spend too much time generating income from trading (because than it's considered a business...

I know them personally, remember this is only one part of their lives...

You can also have a look at RTS Tango (Not cheap either)

http://www.perigeetrader.com/ So i think you may have to change your price.... :D

Tango will set you back about €10k / month, depending on your configuration... so like Nitro said... not for most on this board

Ok, I think I'm more or less in the same situation as you , except for the fact that I'm looking to link to different ISV's (TT's FIX adapters or Eccoware, my current platform) I have some previous experience in visual basic and quickbasic but decided to go for C# as well as this seems to be...

Lol, putting up this chart now doesn't make a lot of sense anymore.. currently trading at 9.5 (mid value) :D

edit2: I now see why I did this: It can be done without subtracting the 2 days, but this was to make it more clear as this sheet was developed for LIFFE Euribor and the last trading day is: 10.00 - Two business days prior to the third Wednesday of the delivery month :cool: :cool:

I have this very simple formula in excel: =DATE(YEAR($C$1),MONTH($C$1),15)+CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR($C$1),MONTH($C$1),15)),3,2,1,0,6,5,4) - 2 Cell C1 contains the current front month (Mar-07 as we speak) It doesn't account for holidays on the specific Fri, but since it runs as a formula...