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out @ 10457, didn't like price action

stop to 10448

stop to 10446, 2:20:00 cst

stop to 10443 at 2:18:50 cst

Plunge Patrol team member # 4563 checking in. Long at 10442, stop 10437, target 10470

Take out 2 days around June 25 or 26 and two days around July 7 or 8 and the congested trading range extends back to mid march. Bob

Sorry, I don't know. Rottman is pretty well known, though. Call and see. It won't hurt.

http://www.fusionarytrading.com/ http://www.jumptrading.com/ Also, look up Allston Trading

Should be easy to make some cash, then. I'm willing to put in 110% of my effort to make it happen. ;) Bob

A few more in Chicago: Resource Trading Group--pretty much just futures Infinium Capital Management--these guys are oriented more towards options, I think SMW Trading Co.--futures and options Team NICO--a large futures trader that backs a few smaller traders. Not sure if he's still...

Up until sometime in 2001(I think), you weren't supposed to execute anything bigger that a 30 lot at a time in the ES. You were supposed to break up the order or send it to the floor to be executed as an all or none order. In 2001 or 2002, they changed it to 200 lots and currently, I think the...

It looks like the CME is making a push to increase electronic options trading. They are going to be integrating their enhanced options trading platform into the Globex system at the end of the summer. Options trading requires much higher bandwidth than futures trading. The CME is trying to...

It isn't the north suburbs, but some former currency traders opened an office in Westmont near Ogden and Rte. 83. They called themselves Capital Trading Group. One of the guys was NFL from the currency pits. Don't know if they are still around, though. It's a different group than...

Thanks Bob

IBsoft: Am I correct with this: 1)Modifying or canceling a stop order will not result in a $1 charge because it is not native to Globex and therefore never placed at the exchange. However, an execution of a stop gives us a credit of $5. 2)modifying or canceling a stop limit or any...

Looking at how I trade: in with 1 order, maybe 2 or 3 pairs of targets and stop loss orders entered, then out with 2 or 3 orders, I'll be credited with between $13 and $17 towards cancels/mods (depending on how Globex treats OCA orders) for each trade I do. I don't mod my orders anywhere near...

So if I execute two 1 lot orders, I get a $10 credit towards cancels/mods, but if I execute one 2 lot order, I only get a $5 credit. Correct? Bob

I have heard that the cme offers 3000 times leverage for simulated orders, though.

Where is this posted? I can't find a press release at cme.com for it. You'd think there would be one there. Bob

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=35407 Go to this link and do what they say. After following this, I've never had a problem with spyware. Bob