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100,000 http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/equity-index/eminifaq.html

So you know, there is a mini NG futures contract (I think margin is around $3,000).

Sledged Why don't you trade the NG futures? Craig

thanks for the insight guys!

Yea, I read that also. They do a good job of doubling the performance in the short run, but not the long run - doesn't make sense to me, but I believe you. I can't believe a manager couldn't come close to doubling the performance over the long run by using margin and/or futures. Let's...

If you agree that over the long term (20-30 years) the stock market will be up and that an index fund is a is a great investment tool is there any reason why the Ultra S&P ETF wouldn't be the best choice? It seeks to double the perfomance of the S&P 500, does that mean if the S&P looses 60%...

because a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush - just because a system tests out well now, doesn't guarantee it will always make money many traders and programmers have posted system formulas for FREE to the public, only to have them inproved upon or see them no longer work have you...

i would pay the programmer $

i don't have any affiliation with that website i am just looking for a system with a similar trading style in the s&p where one signal a day is generated and the entry/exits are known before the market open

Anyone know of a programer who could come up with a system for trading the emini S&P similar to www.sp-daytrade.com where it has one signal every day known before the opening?

Hi zgtrader I am looking for a system developer to offer an already made solution. Craig

who's oscar and what is his number?

Anyone able to come up with a system for trading the emini S&P similar to www.sp-daytrade.com where it has one signal every day known before the opening?

Thanks, but I need to know the rules for the system.

I am looking for a system that daytrades the S&P almost, if not, everyday, with a buy or sell on the open or based on the open price. The entry, along with stop and target are known before the opening. Please call with any ideas 800-322-8570. Thanks, Craig Ross

Unfortunately, many people trade with $500-$750 margins which is too agressive and leaves most with a losing battle. Most of our successful traders are well capitalized, but that is not to say I haven't seen people with small accounts that over leveraged, make money. Craig

Hardrock No we don't. Craig Ross Apex

I have to agree with Sammy on that one!

FND was 7/31/02

Guerilla is technically right, but in practice all you need is the maintenance margin to put on a positon. For some reason GMI, (the program that margins accounts and generates account statements for most FCMs) does not requie you to have the initial margin to put on the position. Therefore...