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So what's his loss now ?

Hi Dale, The question was if there are more people having problems with the EUREX feed at velocity. Not how to fix it.

So what is the difference with competitors of Apple in that business ? What is your point ?

There are 2 types of EUREX data feed. 1 type is what a lot of brokers use, that's I think around $1,500 a year. There's a second type of EUREX datafeed what good brokers use and that is around $18,000 a year. Seems like velocity is having the cheaper eurex datafeed. DTN/IQFeed of...

No, they payed for it, they negotiated a deal. They had 2 backup names. Why are you telling lies. Are you short?

I trade the ES and I make money out of it. The only thing that is nasty IMHO about the ES that my scalps can take a LONG TIME. I mean like really a long time, like hours. Other less liquid markets have the same trades but because they are more thin the trades goes faster. Remember: The...

You guys are all a bunch of wimps and are clearly in the wrong game. Can't you start online poker or something ? I think you can poker online and have fun for $100.

bwolinsky I think you are full of #$^@ I trade my own accounts with my own trading system. There is no way I would ever trade for anyone else or sell my signals. Oh wait, I might start doing that the day that my trading system don't work anymore. bwolinsky, you need a reality check...

I just hope the OP was fake. imagine a business owner selling his business at the end of his career, having lots of time and buying the $20.000 course: "learn how to write naked options: most options expire worthless anyway" ... :mad:

Of course they will pull back. But what I refuse to believe is a crash. Saying it will drop from $500 to $30 It can be. But I'm not a believer in such an AAPL crash.

It's not Apple's fault that you didn't jumped in at a low price.

It's stunning how you refuse to say: Hey I was wrong, it's true that you are charged per trade, not RT. One more thing: not every futures trade is a RT. Some do physical delivery or deliver of the underlying. Meaning they only pay 1 side and NEVER a RT because they never offset that trade...

Hitrun, if your trading gives you big losses that's because you deserved it. You made a mistake, you are wrong. You are not only charged 1 time RT you are charged 2 times. There's no need to be so aggressive about it, we all make mistakes. Some stupid newbies (like you who have no freaking...

Oldtime, I would argue with that. In fact, it's impossible. How would you take care with physical delivery? The CFTC clearly states that trades are charged per side. Not at the end of a RT.

It's exchange regulation that the clearing firm charges per trade, per side, not RT. So it's impossible that this is the case. That's why I kept pressing on it here. But like that guy said to me: I guess I must be on crack then, or wait a minute, I'm probably plain stupid. Well...

No you are not, if you look closely you will see you get charged per side. I pay $1.60 all fees included per side for an ES E-MINI trade That is $3.20 all in. (commissions, clearing, exchange fees, NFA fee)

A trade is going long or short. A broker charges you when this trade is made. When you go long, you get charged. When you close that position you offset your position by going short and you get charged again. Together these 2 fees make up your RT rate. But saying that the broker...

No you're wrong. When you go just long you pay 1 side. When you offset your position you go short then you pay again. As you typed it, you said you directly pay 1 time a RT. That is NOT CORRECT AT ALL. I guess this must be ET right. Full of people who trade futures but don't really...

U pay 2 times. Commissions and fees are always calculated per trade, never RT.

Hahahahaha, the German economy is so strong with record low unemployment rates (lowest since 1996 or something) that they honestly don't give a shit. They only want the euro to be as low as possible. That's all.