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Ok, it has come to that point in my trading career where id like to analyze the history of my trades, and also view the lifetime performance of my Interactive Brokers account. However, as anyone with IB would know, the reports are the most convoluted, unintuitive system to ever grace the...

I'm seriously considering taking half off the table today. I understand the forces against this ETF, but it still doesn't explain the very tight following of UNG to natural gas in the last year *right up until the last move up*. I expected some underperformance due to the premium dissipating...

Tell me how the heck this happens. UNG happily tracks the same kind of movement, the same magnitude swings during the demise of natural gas in the last year. Now, when natural gas doubles with nearly 100% gain in what seemed like a nanosecond, UNG sits with only a 36% gain. Where's the other...

Well, I went long at 31 and my month long good til cancelled order filled a sell at 39.20 today. Good money, yes. Great money... well, that is the reason for my post. Your loser argument is plausible. But calling me a scam? That doesn't make any sense, and you end up looking reh-tarded...

I thought USO would be an easiest and purest non-futures play to go long oil. As you can see by the chart, USO took all of the losses this year hand-in-hand with light sweet crude, but now is severely lagging when it is time to head higher. All the risk, and half the rewards. What a scam.

I've had an IB account for years now, and I still have trouble with their reporting system. No matter what improvements they've made of the years, it still feels clunky and inaccessible. My question is, does anyone have insight as to how to create a decent report in the system? Here is my...

AIG was trading at $2.60 for the sole reason that their was a *HUGE* possibility that the company would be bankrupt within the next *24 HOURS*. This giant risk has essentially been eliminated. Just a few months ago (while we were still in the middle of the credit crisis), AIG was around 50...

Here you go, my trades for the day: You'll see the first trade i made was stopped out at 12897. But at that point, I decided to get back in, trusting that the market would break down. That loser turned into a winner. --Relleum

Rennick, I made money on your mighty ball call for further weak afternoon action. Sold YM at 12896 and rode it down for awhile. Thanks. --Relleum

I would concur, this was definitely flat action. Glad I spent the day out at Lion Country Safari. Although I would be saying the opposite if that big ass giraffe actually hit my car on the way to the feeding station (he came within less than a foot). --Relleum

On friday, I was sure there would be a reversal, i just didnt know at which level it would turn around. Based on a few posts ive read, i decided to trade based on your opinion of the afternoon trend. Regardless of how you try and spin it, the call was WRONG. It would have been an excellent...

First of all, I didn't see you call anything in the morning. Second of all, you were wrong about further weakness in the afternoon. We had sideways action and a last minute breakout to the upside. --Relleum

more incentive to be trader, rather than an investor --Relleum

Original, it sounds like you have symptoms of schizophrenia. It is funny to see Cocaine try to defend himself against your insult platter (with a side of compliment). Without reading more than three of his posts, I gauge that he most probably is indeed intelligent, but not enough to prevent...

I'm hoping for slightly bad numbers. S&P will dip a hair below 1400, and I will load up on some YM or ES futures. Then, it is off to the races. --Relleum

Now down to 42.00 with major volume after hours. I thought the first drop was a mistake, but then another sell came in for over 400K shares. I wonder when the public will be let in on the secret. --Relleum

Does anyone know why LEH is sinking after hours today? There is no news that I see, but it is now under $43. --Relleum

The answer is not very complicated. He either was shielded from their liquidity problems or he wasn't telling the truth. Do you really think their liquidity was all peachy until the rumors? I mean, we are talking about 3 days here and the company goes under. An 80 year old company. They...

Well then my positions are too large. Either way, this market is retarded. All the data in the world points to a shitty economy. Over and over and over, and yet this piece won't drop.

Why has the dow rallied 90 points off of it's low? Where can I get the information that causes it to rally like this?