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i agree. those charts would only be useful if you had 3d tanks driving around. otherwise, pfft... what's the point of going 3d?

hehe... uh... no.

you can use 'market on open' orders to assure you get the open price. they can be placed well before the actual open. you WILL impact that price if your orders are big enough, so keep that in mind.

exaaactly... and seeing as how most participants are using algorithms of some kind, it's hft one way or the other.

are you kidding? that's awesome.

also, keep in mind, with clouds, you're one step further abstracted from bare metal with the inherent virtualization and this comes with a performance penalty. it does have its trade-offs.

"Attached are the orders approving the Receiver's Distribution Plan and the Final Fee Applications of the Receiver and his Professionals. The total distributed represents approximately 72% of your final account balance..." i knew i was close. the quote above was excerpted directly from the...

at any hedge fund model firm, ie any real prop firm, that's a possibility. every prop trader needs to know that. if you want 100% capital preservation (within SIPC limits), you trade retail. trader's got back around 75% i believe of what they had in there. a good chunk of which went to paying...

after your last few posts in this thread and definitely after your last one in the don thread, i don't think you need to worry too much about being taken seriously. but seriously, until you can actually present facts that show this was 'the scam of the decade', you're just uninformed.

how's that? the trials are over. all the facts i posted are in the public domain i gathered from court documents. all my opinions were from my experiences with them, since one of my accounts was there. i've traded in this industry for a long time, i may be presumptuous, but i'm going to...

no one is trying to convince you of anything. you made false allegations. i challenged and corrected them. fact check what you say or tone down the negative hyperbole if you want people to take you seriously.

yes, you're wrong. he didn't take any personal loans. the discrepancy came from 1) the majority from unpaid receivables. 2) a trader losing a lot of money past the amount he had in his account. the sec busted them because they were operating as a b/d without being a b/d. as a b/d, if you have...

partly because people keep disseminating false information without knowing many facts.

ummm... that's from 2008. the case was closed 2 years ago... it wasn't securities fraud, it was b/d violations. if it was fraud, he'd be in jail. they were implementing the hedge fund model you have been recommending in the don's thread. except, they were charging commissions (which all the...

being indicted and for massive securities fraud? you have a source for that? the only thing i know frederick to have been guilty of, was running the same llc model everyone else was 2-3 years ago (genesis even had one). the only difference, is they were the only ones who were made an example...

costless? nothing is free. doesn't matter if you're db, ubs, bcly's, or a retail trader in his undies, you're going to be financing your trades one way or the other. arb is no different. also, if i may be as pretentious as a previous poster... the 'risk-free' definition is 'so abused'. you...

from the link your friend put up: http://www.hghresearch.net/injectable.htm for the record, the guys i know who juiced shot subcutaneously, and i thought this was no different... until i saw that. any better links than that site?

you guys are consistently shooting that? doesn't it leave track marks?

maybe is possible the hft is educate the coder? also, my needs for complex event processing is very similar to the fund of great treasures. if both of these positions hit the mark, then i will be interested.

that's pretty competitive... with what kind of volume?