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Are there no margin interest charges associated with futures contracts (in particular index equity) at all? And if this is true, is it true for both long and short positions?

here comes a bounce

pinky swear??

ooo, wait you want SPY...that site only has futures i think try this http://www.livecharts.co.uk/pivot_points/pivot_points.php?symbol=spy

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/eminis/findicator/trading/futurepivotsfull.cfm?hcode=menu what's wrong with mypivots? or are you looking to verify...

One more time....somebody's gonna get hurt....:mad:

we touched 12847.81, you think we bounce higher from here?

Let see what happens...

what is this the freakin kayne west/ 50 cent elitetrader battle?

and....exactly what is this "plan" that is coming together so nicely mr. ursa???

yes, i was wondering this too...anyone??

I'm looking for a quick 5 points...i'm tempted now but scared...lol...

actually i meant "when" on the index futures...

Ok where are you going to buy?

You did have a great call Friday.....you've successfully biased me...

Well if you're considering SPY versus ES mini, you save .20 per round trip trading the ES mini. Also, you can save 30% on your tax bill because a certain percentage of your profits on futures can be tagged as "long term" profits. You can't do this with stocks unless held for over a year....

Anyone know where I can find one online? looks like bigcharts, yahoo, and stockcharts don't have them... I have IB but it sucks that they shut down on Saturday...

Futures all the way. For daytrading the ES mini, with about $2000 you can buy one contract, which is worth about $73,000 right now. Roundtrip costs $4.8 for IB. For every dollar move in the ES, each contract increases/decreases by $50.

Below 1450.50 on the ES and it's all over for the longs...

all the commodities down, stock market seems to like it :)