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If you have a problem playing with sizes. All i can suggest is to focus on the the $0,10 - $0,25 that you are making, instead of the dollar amount that you are up/down. This will put you back in perspective, and you should be able to trade the same way you do with small lots. (but i never...

Once i step out of my office, i don't talk about or think about the passed trading day. I don't have attachements.. so.. i wouldn't know how it feels to have to support a family, but from what i see, it must be tough.

Don't think is Globex, because i have encountered alot of problem trading KLAC as well. Tried buying by matching the offer and it will not execute sometimes. Exiting trades seems to be fine tho.

yes indeed.. kind of frustrating seeing entries not executed, and than watch the damn thing run. Missed quite a lot of money.

why didn't you stay at Swift?

That's a good point too. The previously listed relative benefits do not necessarily mean that trading futures are easier or more profitable. For example; some ppl that got used to pennies will find the 1/2 and 1/4 spreads harder to control when it comes to spillage too.

have encountered unreliable software and fills b4 from a friend's account. Tough to trade on.

Quest trade

alright... I got the answer from the link. thanks for the info OverInv. I will be there

CSTA. Do you have to be a member of the CSTA to attend? (i didn't read the info link yet... hehe maybe i should)

or if you want something a little more hardcore: www.realtimefutures.com (Ben will quote you every single detail from the pit.)

I agree. So just make sure you are not one of the Joe Schmoe, then you will be able to catch the next big wave. (or else you will be wipe out by it) (I sound like Marketsurfer all of a sudden.. :p) Who gives a damn... really...

good pick TrendFader.

nothing.. there is no WHO in this game.. just HOW MUCH.

spotting trends, and then the breakout with the squawk box's confirmation has always been a money maker to me. Just a matter of picking a good exit.

Got it. Never tought of using the Windows features... but i am still surprised that IB TWS doesn't have its own lock. (btw, Thanks J. Med, your software is great!)

Is there a way i can lock my keyboard while TWS is logged on? Since I use the QuoteTracker for API charting, I can't afford to logout the TWS everytime i leave for a 45mins lunch. It just screws up the charts. So is there a way to get around this? Locking the keys would do the trick...

something wrong with your link.

approx 6 to 10 /day/contract and I bench 2 plates :(

looks like it :)