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This is just unbelievable. The 30-year bond future is down 3 points. Who would have expected that with stocks down today?

Thanks for the help. I am a private trader and get a 1099 from the broker. I work for a friend who gives me a 1099 at the end of the year. I file a Schedule C-EZ with the IRS for self employment.

Any link or citation?

Anybody know.... Can I contribute money to an IRA if I have earned income, yet have a negative gross income due to losses in the market? My market losses are in futures (60/40 taxation). I assume I can, but would like confirmation.

Backfill problems on Globex three days in a row now.

How about 1998. Was that intra-meeting cut before the open or during the day? I don't remember.

No atheists in foxholes.... or bear markets.

Call him an evil speculator and spit in his face. Unless you want a job, of course.

IB's system status page says no problems. So why do I have problems? “Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?” Groucho Marx

"Moronica For Morons" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Nazty_Spy! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27ll_Never_Heil_Again

50 basis points tomorrow. They'll do it while trading is light for the Rosh Hashanah holiday. Makes the market easier to manipulate.

Here's the speech. Blame Bush! http://www.breitbart.tv/html/184803.html

I admit it. I, the evil speculator, caused this problem. BTW, I also control 20 votes in the House of Representatives.

A bit slow, but my backfill is working again.

I pull up a few charts each morning and leave them open during the day. I am getting no RTH backfill data on: ES, CL, GC I do get "pre-market" data, but then it stops when we reach regular trading hours. I get data on: ZN, ZB, equities

Both parties deserve the blame on this one. And neither party has a solution.

And I thought Democrats were going to change things when they took over..... Our choice is between the fascists and the socialists. We lose either way.

You call in your trades? How nostalgic!

"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent." John Maynard Keynes

S&P now: 1188 S&P on July 17, 1998 (over 10 years ago): 1187 We've already had the dace of sideways movement.