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Because that subset of traders win all the time. Douche

Right so 50k retail accounts collectively will show a different positioning to retail ES futures traders. Muppet

You just don't get how the game works. Do you think there might be a correlation between 50k cfd account holders who are heavily short and retail s&p futures positioning. When markets make all time highs or lows it's the same retail positioning, retail loves to fade these moves and they lose...

Resolution is not the issue it's screen real estate. If I have 50 ladders up doesn't matter if it's a 40k monitor.

Retail hedged rofl what you smokin? We are talking about retail collectively obviously. retail currently position 76% short Dow at largest CFD provider in the world. Still think they are long? I have studied how the uniformed position themselves, that's my job. Moves like this will always be...

no you are FOS mate. See attached positioning of retail 76% short Dow at present. This is the largest CFD broker in the world. enjoy.

I hear you, for outrights I could manage with a couple of screens but not for spreading I watch the WTI & Brent curves plus some Gasoil & RBOB, 4 x 24" screens are the minimum I can work with 6 or 9 much better.

yes office at home. I would only want to work in an environment with other traders tbh, co working places attract too many pikers! I also need a tonne of screens and good connectivity.

hope you packed the imodium mate looks like shits about to get real.

I know you are looking at rates but just fyi in energy the vast majority of volume including spread volume is completed between 12 Midday & 7.30pm settlement time (london times). GL

thanks for the heads up on that. TBH a firm offering trading courses doesn't sit well with me.

Anyone actually trading from there now?

Retail is heavily short here that is a FACT. That of course does not mean they are wrong. This is an absolute classic bear trap, all the hallmarks are present.

Facts tell me otherwise.

Because I watch the sentiment at the worlds largest CFD broker. Dow is 78% short

retail is heavily short US indices atm.

yeah i got the invite but wasn't in town.

It definitely wasn't a pseudo-retail trading floor a couple of years ago. There were definitely a lot of heavy hitters in rates & energy futures. Serviced offices in the City or West End are pricing around £700pm depending on the specification.

It's been one hell of a clear out at prop firms last 10 years. I had a tour of their old office a few years ago, probably 100 ish traders then.

Hi Anyone trading from their trading floor? How many traders are there now and what is the atmosphere like? I understand the monthly desk fee is £1350 presumably there is 20% VAT on top lol Pricey enough but possibly the most professional trading floor in London with decent clearing and services.