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backflip...........you'll find it easier to buy calls during a strong market rally compared to buying puts during a strong market decline. You may want to "bias" your trading that way.

riskarb...........you are "The Man"!

Go to the restaurants and cafeterias at the CBOT building.

Go back to your Columbus-Ohio dorm room, do your arithmetic homework, then work out in the weight room, drink some Canadian beers, hook up with a freaky Asian chick, take a shower, go to bed and wake up clearheaded without your useless bull-bear analogy.

It might happen "sooner" than you want. Be careful!

Give credit and/or blame to the auto-traders and high-frequency traders.

Is it another "Metal Gezzell Shaft" in the making?

Confirmation of the obvious........higher-priced stocks have greater "arithmetic" volatility. Be sure to focus on higher-volume stocks too. Cheapie-stocks have narrower ranges but you can offset that by increasing your position size. Do what you feel comfortable doing.

Be careful, be very careful. They might do the "surprise" 50-basis point easing. They did it in 0ctober-98 and January & April 2001 with great effect.

Seasonally, volume tends to be heavier in the Spring and Fall. Everybody is in school and/or at work. Volume tends to be lighter during the Summer because people go on vacation. In Europe, it can be as much as 3 months. Volume tends to be lower towards the end of the year because of the holidays...

Thanks for the buy-signal, dude.

If you're going to go "stopless", reduce your position size. You'll thank me later.

You can work the "third shift", which I assume goes from midnight until 8am, and then trade the S&P, 10-year note, bunds and DEX.

The "most quoted" energy analysts might have websites that reveal their expectations.

The Canadian Dollar is commodity-sensitive because of oil, natural gas, gold, grains, lumber & canadian bacon.

Hard data doesn't matter. Since you know that gaps aren't always filled, you have to emphasize holding onto your winners and not let small losses put "gaps" in your trading account when you're wrong. In reality, ALL gaps get filled. Sometimes it takes months and years for it to happen.

The dynamics?......There wasn't anything sophisticated going on. Gekko "traded on inside information", pure and simple. It's implied that he made big money from the info. It's more important to focus on Bud Fox's rise from rags-to-riches-back-to-rags, his relationship with his father and Gekko's...

????..........contact Robert Prechter(elliottwave.com), Jake Bernstein(MBH Commodity Advisors) or the Commodity Research Bureau. You might "score" with one of them.

Ward is an idiot. There's never any guarantee that there will be liquidity in any type of market. Of course, the spot-FX market will tend to have the best liquidity for foreign exchange trading. These foreign exchange ETF's should be thought of as a vehicle for retail participation which will...

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