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Yes WTI at cushing, It seems to me that it would get piped there and at which point i would have to arrange it to be picked up and stored in my own tank right, or do I just pay a fee to have it held there

How difficult is it to rent storage space? If I buy the front contract and take delivery, will my broker store it on my behalf or no? I guess the real question is do all brokers have storage capabilities. Any thoughts? Thanks

Ok so i've read that posts about risk disclosures etc, so my question to the forum is this, is every trade you take essentially a swap?

Thanks for all the info, I liked what FX solutions had to say. I was talking to one of their VPs at the trade show in NYC but of course he is going to pitch me the best song. Apparently 99% of all orders are electronic and what isn't is in times ofextreme volatility which I am ok with. But a fix...

I use them for charting, but as far as forex, there platform has a huge amount of latency I think, at least for me. I do use them to look at currencies time to time

I been reading threads in this section for hours today. So who the hell do you use? Who do you go with? Everyone says every broker either sucks, lies, rips you off, trades against you, is an ecn but not really, they are a bucket shop, they are offshore and you play their "video game". I was...

Yea tell me about it except all I want are the components so I have a nice refrence to see what company is in their exact industry. As far as returns in the sectors, I think s&p got those in a PDF file on their site

Lol I finally understand the posts of people being annoyed about the stupidity in the threads on this forum

lol page and brin are selling their stock, only they are doing it over a 5 year period

This thread is useless

Hey everyone I was wondering if anyone has in an excel sheet a breakdown by GICS standard (Sector, Industry Groups, Industries, and sub-industries) the following indices: S&P 500 S&P Global 1200 S&P Midcap 400 S&P Smallcap 600 I emailed S&P but have not got a response in a while...

When entering your trade you should not think how much you can make but how much could I lose. Never look for your target first, always look for your out first

We had a gap fill, wednesday we had a huge sell off and closed what down 90s, thursday up 120, friday down 110. I think everyone is wondering the same thing. Let the market tell you where it will be heading if we did top off we will have many great shorting opportunities. If still goes...

what do you use to record your trading?

charts are a visual representation of historic price action. if you see clear support at xx.50 and the price is currently xx.52 and see a big bid come high to xx.50 then you should buy in front of him and hit out if they start hitting him hard, if it holds you rebuy and ride the wave as they pay...

who says a person is wasting time when teaching? if a good trader that makes consistantly 30k a day can collect 50-200 a month from 100 subscribers, who wouldn't want that extra income? All you have to do is get a mic and say what you are in why you are in it take about the charts. Its not a bad...

I to have been reading up on this topic. These are some interesting websites as well if you have the time. http://www.apfn.net/DOC-100_bankruptcy.htm http://www.truthinaccounting.org/

very interesting

The profits from the federal reserve gets injected to the treasury department. The fed doesn't make a profit, and you cannot say that they are completely non-government because then legally the government could not abolish it. Congress can at anytime amend or destroy the fed because they created...

haha I'll be more careful next time! :p