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yes, unfortunately memory impairment is one of the side effects.

xanex (.25 mg)

I don't think I could hang with anyone that doesn't understand the brilliance of the Sopranos.

No more Ralph. Its too bad. Joe Pantalion was one of my favorites. My all-time favorite I would have to say is Amour Fou with Annabelle Sciorra.....london broil episode. Who knows though, I think the Valentina angle could be an interesting replacement for Gloria.

thats what I figured. Does this certain retail firm have a moderator on this board?

Tampa, You are quite an interesting fella. Whats in your signature line. I'm unable to read it. A web address?

Please help me to understand these rules. My earlier post, which included a slightly negative comment about a certain retail firm which advertises heavily on this board was deleted. So.. I can post a spank-the-monkey poll, but I can say anything even remotely negative about a sponsor...

Susquehana is one of the few firms that pay their trading assistants a living wage. in Chicago, 5 years ago they started their clerks at about 35-40k plus you are eligible for a firm bonus, depending on trading profits. In NY their trading assistants made about 50K Make sure you...

Could someone please explain to me why my negative posting regarding a certain broker/dealer at the FIA expo was deleted. Are all negative comments about a sponsor deleted? Would the moderator or anyone else care to fill me in?

Go get Shelly Natenbergs book Option Pricing and Volatilty Strategies....

my friend I think you mean a straddle

It is quiter, but not for the reasons that Mr. Cathy states. The volatility of the index has to do with the volatility of the components themselves, not the # of components.

This may sound odd but its really true. Think about this....Goldman has 500 cars to do. There are only several brokers that execute orders for them. Everyone knows who they are. Pit traders, after standing next to these guys day after day learn to read the body language and the...

Well said da Stik.

Think about it....Goldman has 500 big contracts to do. Where do you think they will choose to do them? The pit? I dont think so.

Large locals ARE most of the size in the minis. But, yes, it puts the smaller arbs at a disadvantage. I think the implications for the pit traders are even larger. Goodbye pit.

I attended a meeting a the exchange today. I don't think its been released publicly yet, but it should be on the CME web site by the end of the week. Look for eTUG meeting minutes Q3-2002.

This is Huge! Target release date Feb 2, 2003 CME will offer an order feature that will allow a trader to conceal any or all of their order quanity. Translation- The game in the minis has changed for us small guys. The depth of the market book may contain large orders not shown!