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Double down!!! :D :p :eek: :cool:

The whole thing does strike me as a bit of a wind up. ES typically moves up and down in a narrow directionless range during the overnight session. No serious trader would behave in the way this guy is doing. It is amusing though. :p

It amuses me that you trade without knowing the basics of futures trading and then try to conceal your mistakes with smart arse comments like that. Of course volume analysis is important but whether a contract is traded at the bid or ask doesn't tell you whether it's "Fresh money flow" or "stops...

No you just seem not to have a clue what you're talking about. You're talking about "buy contracts" and "sell contracts". In futures there's no such thing as a buy contract or sell contract. Every contract has a buyer and seller. The delta just measures the number of contracts at the bid versus...

What you do in private remains private if you so choose. If you put something like that in the public domain then you can't be surprised if people comment. I'm amazed he thought it would be a good idea to make that information public. It's a shame too because it will probably ruin what was a...

trader225, from your increasingly hysterical posts it's obvious you're not thinking rationally. You're getting excited about minor after hours moves which have very little bearing on what will happen when the equity markets open tomorrow. I recommend you close all your positions, take the rest...

What Delta are you referring to? The word delta is commonly used (as in MarketDelta and similar indicators) to represent volume at the bid and volume at the ask. You're obviously referring to something else which is what caused the confusion. Please clarify.

What's all the excitement? The final 15 minutes volume was about the same today as it has been for past 2 days. Nothing unusual at all. Read nothing into it.

Expectations are for weak durable goods orders so some weak longs could have been liquidating at the last minute.

It works if you have the resources to arbitrage the stock index futures. If you think you can just buy ever time there's a buy program signal and sell every time there's a sell program signal and make a profit then dream on.

I found eSignal much more timely and reliable than DTN. I used to use volume candlesticks and never had a problem.

You might be right but just saying this is what a couple of indicators looked like the last two corrections so this is what will happen this time around is not good analysis. You could also point to a double bottom bouncing off the lower bollinger band and say the correction is now over, onwards...

Damn busted :D The rejection of the lows of the day on the 50EMA was almost as violent as the rejection of the highs at the fib pullback level so who knows what tomorrow brings? I would expect more buying given the impressive bounce off of the 50EMA but there are obviously sellers happy to...

Did you buy the top and sell the bottom again?

I found this article interesting. It doesn't tell us anything we don't already know but gives some interesting examples: http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/25062007/325/computers-read-news-trade-quickly.html "News mining is not just for stock trading, either. For example, French investment bank BNP...

LOL you trade off of Yahoo! charts? If you posted this just after making your trade and stock_trad3r was taking the other side buying who would have made the profit? (Hint: not you) Haven't you got anything better to do than start bitchy threads?

Check out Euronext. I don't know what the liquidity is like. http://www.euronext.com/trader/trader-2123-EN.html

Fair point but the same is true of the bears who generally say things like "I'm loading up on puts" without going into details.

If you're with IB why not trade IdealPro spot fx? Orders are executed with the banks, nothing like the retail bucket shops. What have you got against CME currency futures anyway?