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I like Quote Tracker better (www.quotetracker.com).

Short CL

Agree, if anything they will raise (which they won't) to stave off inflation. Inflation is their primary concern.

Ah, thank you!! It's been a long night.

I looked up on the Eurex website (www.eurexchange.com DTB/DTE) for the hours for trading DAX futures. It says 7:50-22:00 European Central Time (CET). In converting that Eastern Daylight Time I believe it is 6 hours difference. So EDT would be 1:50pm-4:00am. Yet, I see DAX futures trading on...

I am an Interactive Brokers client USD base currency. I want to trade the DAX futures which is EUR and also the HSI which is HKD. Can I just go ahead and trade these and the currencies will be converted or do I have to convert? Anybody who has done this please reply, much appreciated. Thanks.

Great suggestion

Look it up in a book (or online). After all that is why you're going to school right (to learn this stuff)?

I'm not an expert on automated algorithms around the DOM but I've seen posts and talked to people about "ghost" bid/ask on the DOM. They flash and take away before they're hit. This is done as a decoy (they are actually on the opposite side). Have you considered this and do you have a way of...

They spend too much time posting when they should be studying and trading the markets.

This is an excellent question. While I'm no expert it has been my observation and experience that the big moves seem to be driven by large market orders that take out supply. This in turn prompts others to do the same creating a feeding frenzy. Finally the stops from those that were taken out...

Say what?:confused:

Karl Marx?

I trade through Interactive Brokers. When I go to get a quote for an agricultural commodity future such as cocoa (CC) they present three different exchanges: NYMEX, NYBOT, ONE. I thought NYMEX owned the NYBOT and I thought ONE was OneChicago individual stock index futures. Can somebody...

I was thinking the same thing.

ETFs (SPY, DIA, QQQQ) are baskets of stocks that attempt to mimic the index but don't necessarily always do so.

.....making it easier for them to be profitable an environment where their privileges are increasingly restricted. "Specialists' advantage of time and place is greatly diminished and they're making much less money than they used to...... Well too bad. All these years they've been raking it...

Depending on your track record and rate of return. For good well-known hedge funds it is typically 2/20 (2% of assets, 20% of return per annum).

A little more sophisticated, but yes.

Oil doesn't react to the Fed. It's the other way around (sometimes).