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?????....................Buy dips, sell rallies & expect record volume. It'll be a "chop-chop-fest"

If you have "the data", please post whatever it is.

Ford & GM don't matter. The Chinese will buy any palladium that the automakers don't want.

For what it's worth......................you want to be on the same side of the market as the "Large Commercial" traders are. If they're "net long" in a big way, don't stand in their way. They have the best access to information in the markets they operate in. The same thing applies to using the...

Go to the nearest public library and see what they have on the shelves.

???.............standard & poor's.............the NYSE................Dow Jones Co............elliottwave.com.........morningstar.com

?????.............bigcharts.com??

Stop wasting your time with "fundamental" numbers and just focus on the Fed Funds Contract instead.

???..............nyfed.gov?

Look at your address bar.................the name of this site is eliteTRADER.com, not elitebanker.com. There'll be much more interest in knowing what the Top-10 hedge fund guys earned during 2005. Please post that info when you have it.

Natenberg.........then Charles Cottle

Just so we're on the same page.......you're trading the "spread" between the December-05 versus the March-06 Ten-Year Note contracts. OK, I believe the most important factors are: (1) yield curve movements between short-term rates and the 10-year portion of the curve, (2) knowing how the (CTD)...

I hope you're right............otherwise you'll have to change your name to AbyssCapital!

Generally, specialists have to accomodate customer orders before their own orders. They can't trigger "stop" orders when trading for their own account. Depending on what you want to believe, specialists can get around those restrictions by having discretionary accounts. Hypothetically speaking...

Focus instead on weather sensitive markets, i.e. grains during the summer & livestock, orange juice and natural gas during the winter.

WHY??------Because the 99% failure rate applies to everyone else. Everybody starts out inexperienced, undercapitalized and worst of all, overconfident. How could it be any other way? Reading the "Market Wizards" and "Big Hitters" books had a strong impact on me. Gosh, if Baldwin, Trout, Tudor...

Thanks for the BUY Signal!!

A local public library might subscribe to it. Call around to find out.

Beans in the Teens???-------If you believe that, you should be focusing on the July & August 2006 contracts. They'll give you more "bang" than November. Wait until the end of March before loading up on the July-10 dollar-calls. I hope you're right.

Confirmation of the Obvious---------------M&A activity rises and falls with the general market. Gargantuan-sized deals tend to occur at market tops. They make for better sell-signals. Larger companies take more time to muster the confidence to do huge mergers with other companies.