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someone was front-running the moody's downgrade?

yes but your stop was at 1075. 1075 - 869 = 206 so 206 points = 2% of tlnw the profit was 170+ points, so the gain was slightly less than 2% of tlnw?

hi b1s2, what % of your tlnw does the pnl represent? given your stop and risking 2% per trade, does his represent a 2% gain on your tlnw?

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ppt = plunge protection team some people believe that the government will prop up prices if the market plunges.

lol

thanks for the articles. interesting read, but i still don't understand why wedbush is the #1 liquidity provider.

This little broker is ahead of everyone else including GS and MS. What's going on? http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader.aspx?ID=topliquidity

okay someone pmed me saying that the exchange guarantees a certain percentage of order flow to market makers. if i understand how it all works, then this is their edge. however, i don't understand something about guaranteed volume. say a non market maker submits a limit order to buy 5...

My understanding is that there is no edge in options market making unless you have order flow. In this case, how do firms like Optiver (that doesn't have a brokerage arm) make money? Do they pay for order flow?

Edit: For #3, I meant to say "if it's the same, then you didn't stay unplugged long enough."

1) check your current ip address at http://www.whatismyip.com/ 2) unplug your cable from the wall for a few minutes. then plug it in again. you will automatically get a new ip address. make sure you're unplugging it from the wall. unplugging the connection to your router won't do...

do you have the historical average daily range in terms of %?

do you know if he got any money since he already lost $1.3 billion?

people complain that corporations don't pay employees well enough. but as soon as one corporation pays its employees well, people complain that these employees are overpaid. what do you want?

can "quid" be plural? "I have 20 quid in my wallet." or "I have 20 quids in my wallet." How about pence? Am I using pence correctly? "This costs 20 quids and 34 pence." "This costs 20 pounds and 34 pence."

lol $1 is a good price for alcoholic drinks, but if you're just getting a coke the $1 is expensive because they give you a small glass. haha :D anyway, i hope you know the reason they offer free alcohol is to get you drunk so that you'll make dumb decisions on the tables.

the drinks in vegas are not really free because you are expected to tip the waitress $1. this means every drink costs $1.

is this the case of another famous hedge fund that simply inflated returns for all these years?

how many trades do you amek a month with those 20 systems?