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The attached shows May v Sep.

I have all the data for CBOT corn going back to 1975. Also have all the spreads for: H vs. N K vs. U K vs. Z N vs. Z U vs. N U vs. Z For the same years, and.. Z vs. Z from 1995 forward.

just used a spreadsheet

The DJIA is calculated by adding up the last price of each component then divide by 0.1321749

1) you know about this how...? 2) Is it now a violation to be short silver...?

FYI

I don't speak on behalf of the rich. I attempt to enlighten those that think (despite the evidence of all recorded history) that the government is there to fix everything, to take care of them, to make everything alright. Socialism works real well....till you run out of money.

I knew this would come up..! Let me enlighten those that are economic intellectual lightweights, socialists, and pure closet Bolsheviks. Returns on investments are taxed at a lower rate. This encourages investment. Income that is invested is after tax income. So that investment...

And your point is ...???

The top 1% pay more then 30%

Why would one put any crediabilty in a poll conducted by any librial propaganda machine.

Not the best...but not the worst. 04/06/12 FN Day Maximum draw down $2,290 on 3/02/12 Positive based on settle of $160 on 3/30/12 Best profit seen Intraday @ $367.50 on 4/2/12

This will date me but I can remember what happen'd when Paul Volker would open his mouth in the late '70s

Most of the news is noise. But here's just one good example of why I listen...... On CNBC they interrupted with a news flash for the Greece default. Not unexpected ..... but a quick click on the sell short was good for about 20 ticks over 10 min.

I disagree. I find it hard to imagine a BD taking an order that was entered as a spread with a limit and routing one leg to one exchange and the other leg to another exchange. If that's what your saying. I agree that there's no way the broker is going to leg in.

What I look for on a spread (Limit order) in for the options to be at the natural. That is to say that the limit can be accomodated if the buy side is done at the ask, and the sell is done at the bid. Plus it may have to be there for the time it takes for any orders ahead.

Exited positions @ 9:50 CT Sell to close Jul 2012 Soybeans @ 1392.25 Buy to Close Jul 2012 Soy Meal @ 378.90 = gain of $1,577.50 per spread. Biggest draw down (based on settle price) -$50.00 on 02/16/12

Some data I put together,..... and I thought I share.

If it's a credit spread the max profit would be the credit.....and one would want them to expire worthless and not have to close the position. If it's a credit spread and deep ITM one would have a max loss..!!

If your Day trading the ES the 25K minimum equity does not apply.