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stop to 61.75 (~BE) targets 66 and 68

add @ 61.00

SIM long 1 @ 62.75

out 65.00 for +1.00

SIM long 1 @ 64.00

out 65.25, +1.50

SIM long 1 @ 63.75

eh..? Can you post the chart please? Obviously the exchange is not trading so the answer must be something simple.

Speaking of Mr. Bernanke, the market has, I suspect, already priced in the newest news of sterilized QE.. and it couldn't make a run for last week's high. Next week should be interesting.

I wonder too, and I'm curious as to these many contracts being bought here, who the hell wants to go to sleep tonight being long in this environment... but that's the thing, could be closing shorts from above, could be hedging against a larger short position, or maybe they really do want to be...

closed rest 64.25 profit of 2.29 per contract, not a very good average due to the bad short entries earlier but I'll take it have a good weekend all

closed a portion 63.25

Well technically they have already defaulted I think, though I am no fundamental guru, this is just CDS's being triggered. Remember the jobs number was received well, so bullish background along with the bearish. Almost my entire premise on this trade is that traders will want to close...

closed a portion 64.25

Almost certain this will get my remaining half, but I'm not going to chance giving it more room... with a strong push up it could give the bulls the confidence for new highs. Will be happy to close with a profit and call it a day.

Stop to 66.50 (BE) on balance Targets 62, 61, and 57.50 below Just a matter of waiting. I'll be optimistic here.

closed 1/6 at 63.00 stop to 66.75 on balance

short basis is 3 units at 66.50 Closed 1/3 at 64.25 (order sitting for a LONG time and seeing 50 lots on the bid, so it would have traded even if it doesn't trade through) next target 61.00 Stop to 67.00

ISDA reports a credit event has occurred

I wonder how many people will want to hold a long position through the weekend, with Greece still fairly uncertain?