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Read the title for this sub forum. Its for EUREX Trading not FOREX Trading. Why do you not post your questions in the correct sub forum.

If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; Snippet from If by Rudyard Kipling. The thing is your going to loose, I often loose more times than I win. You cant get angy about it its part of the game. You need to look at why your getting angry...

Excerpt from the press release at. http://www.eurexchange.com/about/press/press_621_en.html Eurex’s fixed-income-derivatives segment grew slightly in comparison to the previous month (Jan 2009: 34.0 million) and achieved 35.7 million contracts in February 2009. In February 2008, volume...

Possibly the most ignorant posting I have ever read on this forum.

:D Too funny, seems somebody is having an identity crises!

Great performance this afternoon from Esignal and the Eurex price feed. Small pick up in volume and prices delayed by minutes. Total Joke and of no use to anybody who is trading seriously.

I am unfamiliar with this. How does it work and how does it classify trades between point and click and algo?

http://www.eurexchange.com/download/documents/circulars/cf0222009e.pdf Adjustment of the Architecture Throttle The Architecture Throttle limits the transaction rates submitted via either MISS front-end installations or via the Enhanced Transaction Solution interface and avoids that...

Where did you get this volume break down from?

Nice one Eurex. I am all for encourging membership but giving the Algo's an extra incentive!?!?! http://www.eurexchange.com/about/press/press_615_en.html New incentive program lowers transaction and connection costs in the first year after admission 29 Jan 2009 The international...

Yes. It has changed significantly in the way trade distributes.

March roll over I am hearing.

I must say Esignal are a very strange lot. We jumped from version 8 to version 10 and I was expecting a quantum leap in the functionality. How wrong you can be. Its like they must keep there developers in a dark room and never let them look at CQG or Bloomberg. They have an ideas email...

Little rumour I am hearing. Liffe have been getting in the ear about that stop in stg before xmas and the decline in liquidity and open interest in general. Apparently next month we will see it go back to full ticks.

Seasonal slump hits futures exchanges By Jeremy Grant in London Published: January 6 2009 04:14 | Last updated: January 6 2009 04:14 Trading volumes at two of the world’s largest financial futures exchanges took a hit at the end of last year as a seasonal slowdown and the economic...

Interesting article with relevance to thread. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/e88bac36-db84-11dd-be53-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1 NB: If you cant read it just clear your FT cookies as it counts the number of reads of the site in a month and limits views. Excerpt: "Trading volumes at...

Libor Winkler thats got to be made up hasnt it. :D I am glad to see their volumes going up as total exchange volumes go down. In the same way the US banks were blind to see how thier involvment in the housing market lead to this global mess, so in the same way these 'boffins' will learn that...

Yes I am well aware of that, the other poster did not seem to know.

I can’t recall the discussion being about if it was tradable or if you could make money. It was an observation about the structural characteristics of the market. If anybody should observe that the temperature is unseasonably low, do you tell them to fuck off and find some sun?

Perhaps you missed what this thread is about. We are discussing FIXED INCOME PRODUCTS. However I note your first post you did start with an apology. Ignorance can be such a burden, but please don’t feel the need to apologise; we can make allowances for you.