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I don't think it's 'standard' functionality, but you can achieve what you want in the Bloomberg terminal by creating a portfolio with your "blacklisted" securities. Whenever you do a search (EQS) you can 'exclude' the blacklisted portfolio from your search. Hope this helps

Bloomberg also offers a data license (not the terminal). Your monthly costs will depend on the amount of data you download - with a minimum. I agree this is still significantly above the cost of other providers mentioned in this thread. Their data offering however is very good (worldwide / long...

If you are serious, have a look at Bloomberg.

1Q iron ore output 77.5m tons including 3rd-party purchases; compares with 78.4m average analyst estimate excluding 3rd-party purchases Says in report after close of trading yday that annual production expected to come in at lower limit of 340m to 350m-ton guidance range Source: Bloomberg

Did you consider Gibraltar?

Thx!

Is there a replay?

And don't forget... "A warranty of at least 100% p.a. can be given" o_O

Just be aware that generally speaking sovereign debt is denominated in the country's domestic currency. Currency fluctuations will be a much greater driver of your returns than interest. The minimum you should do is look at real interest rates (i.e. adjusted for inflation)

Those names bring back some memories... Count me in!

If you plan to co-locate to be able to compete on speed, forget it.. There may be other reasons for co-locating though (like stability / redundancy).

I've heard good things about OlsenData. Never used them myself and not sure if they offer exactly what you're looking for but worth checking

1) CBOE: https://www.cboe.org/publish/RegCir/RG09-148.pdf 2) According to the article they worked with a broker, so I assume their accounts were incorrectly labeled as non-professional 3) I really don't get your BTW comment... It is comments your that are part of the problem (spreading of hate)...

Sorry, but if you were not aware of the ECB meeting today than I suggest you stop trading immediately to ensure you do not lose any more money going forward...

I assume you mean an entry in a negatively correlated instrument, not uncorrelated... (an instrument with a perfect -1 correlation would move opposite to your original position). Taking your thinking as a starting point, even IF you were able to find a perfect negative correlation, what would...

My sincere condolences to Don's family and friends.

These are a subset of the 'exchange recognized' spreads that carry reduced margin requirements. If you trade different ratios, your 'hedge' will not be optimal (according to CME) and your margin requirement will be higher. Note that not all brokers follow the exchange's reduced margins.

Thx for the insight

Even using averages, it seems you could run into risk restrictions if you are running near maximum risk allowed under your "caps". In this case, would you opt not to add the additional bet or reduce the size of your existing bets?

Just read this thread and scrolled through your blog - nice work! I understand your current system is 'always-in' but can you run though how you would deal with position sizing if your signals would allow for 'no holding'? With position sizing a function of total portfolio risk, this would...