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For a bunch of Phds and "54 staff" are there none of you that can spell? Does the "British pond signal service" advertised at the top of your webpage tell me when the tadpoles arrive? "Fist of all" you should invest in a spell checker before people look at your "performnace"

<b>Average Daily Volume of 8.1 Million Contracts at Eurex and ISE in July</b> Eurex Repo continues to grow At the international derivatives markets of Eurex, an average daily volume of 8.1 million contracts was traded in July (July 2009: 9.5 million). Thereof, 5.6 million contracts...

Well there's wi-fi everywhere in dubai, people will cope

(Dow Jones)--The U.S. government needs to articulate clearly a credible plan to tackle its bulging debt profile in order to keep its triple-A credit rating, Moody's Investors Service's lead sovereign analyst for the country said Thursday. In contrast to the U.S., the credit health of Asian...

The Credit suisse preview nailed it few days ago "We also regret that the stress test may not factor in potential losses on government bonds in AFS and HTM portfolios, but only in trading portfolios. This is understandable in accounting terms because losses are incurred on these only in the...

Yeah until they are called on it then they empty the book lightning quick. Possibly why the bund has shut down on volatility stop twice in last 2 weeks

<img src="http://www.rsj.cz/images/volumeq22010.jpg"> Sort of doubling up in Eurex now and still piling into CME but dropped back in Liffe

Q2 vols out, dropped on Liffe from Q1 http://www.rsj.cz/en/

They then clarified that they only had this position because their clients wanted the other side of the trade - and being Goldman the client ALWAYS comes first. Bunch of jokers

Last year, Nasa released a photograph taken over the Gulf of Mexico on May 13, 2006, by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer on its Terra satellite. It showed a vast and entirely natural oil slick, southwest of New Orleans. In January 2005, Christopher Reddy, director of the...

Instead of using a pit why don't you ask Trading Technologies to donate some simulator licenses and bring these kids up to speed on how futures are traded in the modern world http://www.tradingtechnologies.com/flash/tour/index.aspx?demo=prop

They said they were short equities volatility which "hurt Goldman" when it spiked

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704720004575377140531684602.html He made 17mil in 2002 when he did it but did his arse in 1996 when he bought even more - 300k tonnes 3rd time lucky?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/7895242/Mystery-trader-buys-all-Europes-cocoa.html Mystery trader buys all Europe's cocoa 17th July 2010 Even Willy Wonka might struggle to use this much chocolate. Yesterday, somebody bought 241,000 tonnes of cocoa beans...

Wasn't the 2007/08 price spike caused by a bunch of eco hippies insisting everyone should be driving round on biofuels in the future anyway? :D The green movement caused it and now they complain, do they want oil slick free birds or cheap food? :confused:

Yes but at the moment you can only arb nifty on SGX against sensex if you have a questionably legal set up. The machines should be all over this one.

Watch this first then see if you fancy a job on the floor http://www.babelgum.com/floored

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=199150&perpage=6&highlight=tradebot&pagenumber=1 "Not a losing day in 4 years"

Wouldn't they look at UOBF Schneider, Transmarket or Positive Equity (saxon financials) arcades first. Can you beat the clearing house's (UOBs) own arcade rates?

Seems Oasis has morphed into http://www.i-traders.com think that must have been where I saw the vids last year. Seems last vid was made a year ago, wonder if the site is still actively updated.