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If we use your good example, what decision should we make? Is the cancellation of the offer at 100 mean something to you? Will the information in T&S be accurate? Am I correct to assume that T&S will not show any information about the cancellation of the offers?

Exactly! Also the bid/ask spread is dubious IMO. Few observation. I see a trade made on the ask. A fraction of a second later the ask becomes the bid. There are no new trades. So is the trade under question on the bid or ask. Also. It seems that the bid ask spread of 1 tick is...

Is the TNX index at CBOE a good way to monitor the 10 year yield in real time? I use IB and I do not have access to data from the cash markets. Is there a formula that links the 10 year yield to the ZN price? What about the fact that ZN is based on a basket of few maturities from 7 year +? Or...

I bailed out at 120 21 for nice 10 points. It looks like we will have to wait for the action later today.

One definition is: Type of trading attempted by a failed day trader before a final blow out. Which mirrors the definition of a day trading: Type of trading attempted by a failed swing trader before a final blow out.

I am long ZN at 120 11 Stop 120 8.5 about to move to break even. Profit around 120 25 I wonder if the ZN might have a run today. If does I will miss it.

Told you. A nice move with few pull backs allowing for a low risk entry. You got to love it.

Do you think that the slower money (FED) are buying and the faster money are selling? Or is it just a holiday brake and the locals are playing ping-pong? The Japanese are missing taking care of the cheery trees.

I am getting to excited about the ZN. I can't handle it.

ZN June 2009. It is loaded. 10 year action coming up at 13PM. Good luck.

Trading is about managing risk. How do you manage your risk? All this mambo jumbo is useless unless you can show us the risk/reward and success rate. Or what is the PF? What is the point of failure? What is the target? Is the target based on hope or greed or...? Is the failure point based...

Do they publish the actual time of the purchase?

Actually I was describing - buy high/sell higher and sell low/buy lower.

There is not much to it. This is why it sounds cryptic. Identify S/R wait for a pull back, get in. Then comes the trade management part which is the important part. Sorry for trolling! I am out.

If it goes down you benefit. If the market keeps improving, you will be able to get back your job at McDonald's.

I agree with f9. No mater how you dice it and slice it, it comes down to S/R and PA around it. You will be surprised that no matter what method you use the S/R lines are mostly the same. Usually the whole world is looking at the same line in the sand. How you trade around it is what matters.

I don't even use the DOM. I have my computer read to me the bid and offer.

It seems to be an UK holiday. The rest of Europe is open. I thought that all traders from UK have moved to Switzerland by now.

A dude with an alias of "riskfreetrading" is not going to make sense on any topic about trading. A dude with an alias of "riskfreetrading" can only make sense on a topic about getting other people to risk their money for him and give him part of the profits. Hence "riskfreetrading" = SCAM.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locus_of_control#Self-efficacy