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The other day I posted commenting on the crude-centric mkt. , and iquiring how you all dealt with it. Allmost everyone responding were claiming they more or less ignored it. Now, with its at times somewhat irrational effect (far from perfect inverse relationship), it still seems to be the...

hmm.... ok....seriously, I've had a great day, well that makes a couple of exceptional days actually, but for tonite I find myself at a loss to trigger any more trades - but eod scenario @ + 1220.5 (50 % retrace from springs rally) makes me doubt - yeah, guess I should stay aside, and...

you might be right in ignoring for the purpose of trading amid it's very irrational effect sometimes, but to say it has no effect is b........... ps. a leading indicator if any p.t.

the qm is in spite of its relative illiquidity fine for the monitoring you're looking for. Arbed closely to Cl at all times

Curious to your inputs, because as much as the reactions are irrational, the mkt. is still so focused on crude that it's instrumental for any intra-day positions - as I see it we're back to "70 not being the low perhaps after all?" on a side note, as logical it might be, the whole thing is...

All in all, the dax have been sporting a 15 % rally during the summer, so all considered, a 1-2 % down reaction is interestingly mild - crude on top

your quote "Those attacks didn't distinguish between any of our usuall class, economic, racial or educational backgrounds" ,as much as one could argue to its quirky absurd truth, your quote screams out with your omission of the most recent event that, granted not geopolitics wise, but in...

The question should perhaps rather be, have we for now returned to the common inverse function bond yields had on stock prices of yesteryears/all times, adhering to the normal focus on the importance of low yields stimuli on the economy - ending the era of neutral influence or the "investors...

I've brought this issue up as part of an earlier post but it was also covering lots of other stuff, so I probably never really got an answer to this particular issue due to my many other questions. Since it nonetheless is a crucial issue to me I'm asking again now. So...if you have an...

but talking strictly speed (hitting bid/offer) and quality of execution (quality as in getting you in line in the FIFO queu as quickly as possible after sending a limit order) would you trust Trademaven to be as reliable as xTrader?

I assume you're making a sarcastic analogue to xTrader vs. Trademaven.

Thanks for all the replies, appreciate your insight. As I've just written in a follow up thread - http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=52959 - I'm considering a Transact / Trademaven combo if I can negotiate a good commission deal with them AND if their seems to be a conscensus...

As some of you might have noticed Transact now offers Trademaven as an alternative to theirs TransAct platform. Does anyone have experience with that combination. Reason I'm asking, is that I as posted in another thread yesterday - http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=52917 -...

I'm the manager of a private fund that is about to join the ECM/106-R incentive program. One segment of our business is dedicated to intra-day index futures trading. Hithhereto we've exclusively traded european contracts for this purpose, and would now like to expand this endeavour to the US...