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i'm guessing from where a similar thread ended up (http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=45375&perpage=6&pagenumber=4), a solution for this problem is hard to come by

now wondering if OCA orders are also limited by equity http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/orders/oca.php?ib_entity=llc it's not a perfect solution

and everyone is <i>sure</i> that placing these orders as conditional market orders or conditional limit orders in TWS won't work? thanks hoi. i'm looking at button trader right now. this page http://www.buttontrader.com/NewMail/Image99.gif tells a little bit about break and turn strategies...

thanks hoi...i'm not following your post 100%. are you saying that if i reduce the tickers to 50 (which i can probably do), i can do this without a problem in TWS? it sounds like i have to access a special feature of TWS in order to do this though? is that accurate?

gig (funny name by the way)...are you sure they will all be accepted? this is not what IB support told me...:confused:

Hi there, i want to trade a system that relies on limit orders, but the problem is, i need to submit a whole bunch of limit orders, and that's something i can't do in my IB TWS. the reason of course is that the sum dollar value of the orders exceeds my buying power. (i need to place limit orders...

it makes keeping money in a bank and earning interest more attractive. that money could have been recycled through the economy by purchasing goods and services. instead it sits idle. it makes borrowing to buy more costly and thereby slows the growth of credit and the money supply. look at...

are the qqqq's shortable? is a fat ass soft? the answer is 'yes'.

do prop firms give you 10x with overnight holding? if not, how much can they give you? the 4x extended by most brokerage firm's margin dept cannot be held overnight.

love it

would it help your business if there were some sort of standard due diligence form, like the common application used by many universities?

any members here have dual citizenship with myspace?

this is great stuff!

i'm not intentionally trying to contradict you, but not so fast here. it's not as simple as that. take a look at japan since 1991. rents and housing prices have gone down together. take a look at late 90s argentina, take a look at the data after the great depression. deflation typically knocks...

if you're under 50, you need to keep on compounding beyond 1.5 Million if you want to retire to a 1st world country and maintain a nice lifestyle.

maybe -- take your position off...see how you feel -- reverse your position with a smaller size and a tight stop...see how you feel -- don't initiate any trade if you're feeling uneasy and have no positions if any of these actions take a weight off your shoulders, maybe they're the...

in the meantime, if you're using IB (and prolly other programs, too), you can configure your software so that losses and down bars are a color other than red.

if you have a system and your personal opinion on where your stop loss should be is backed up by good backtesting with in sample/out of sample data, then it sounds like a valid personal view. otherwise, try your luck at the racetrack...you'll probably have the same odds and it will be more fun.

interviewed at one firm (options)...had to answer a ton of fraction questions within 10 minutes. another firm (futures) asked me to answer large multiplication questions without a calculator. yet another asked logic questions. these questions are fine and dandy if you want to be a market...

best guess is more lows to get tested with most of the downside action occuring post holiday, then a sharp bounce up to shake out weak-handed shorts, bringing us back up to the levels where we are right now...that move then fades into a failing rally attempt that ends up showing scary...