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    Taxes on DJX Options

    Can anyone tell me how DJX options are taxed in the US.. are they taxed like Future (60/40 rule) or are they taxed like equities....
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    DTN.IQ Data Reliability

    nope.. I am using data from IB... I am a programmer so it worked out cheaper(lower maintenance costs..) for me use IB data and integrate it with my application. check this post.. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13268&perpage=6&pagenumber=4
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    DTN.IQ Data Reliability

    I found it to lag a bit when compared to IB's quotes
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    Short Time Frames Losing Their Edges?

    A sucker is born every second!
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    Straight QQQ vs Mini/other

    With NQ u get bigger bang for the buck coz of leverage. Cheaper transaction costs, relatively smaller bid-ask spread...
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    Anyone successfully daytrade futures @ work?

    u could trade JPY(6JH3) with IB ( Yen futures on CME)
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    Anyone successfully daytrade futures @ work?

    one -third of the world markets are open at any given point of time. For EST : 1.Tokyo -evening to late night 2.London - early morning - NY open 3.New York - Since we cannot trade New York, the next best option is Tokyo or London. Till now I find Tokyo to be better as London usually...
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    If you want my $$$ Answer my questions on futures:

    Futures do trade at a premium/discount (yes, they do trade at a discount) . There are "arbitrage bounds" which are calculated based on transaction costs,interest rates and bid-ask spreads etc... But since, futures - spot market is efficient (I am not saying that spot market is efficient) ...
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    Trading the Currencies

    Yannis: thanks for your replies. EUR is worth trading... I like EUR as 1.I can trade it London time (I am on EST and have a day job) 2.the market depth is good... 3.Volatality is great.. (almost 80 ticks/pips per day =20 ES points) 4.cheaper relative transaction costs. but the...
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    Trading the Currencies

    one more question: where do u get u'r historical data for EUR/USD fx??
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    Trading the Currencies

    is EUR traded simultaneously in the Pits(open Outcry) and Globex,unlike SP500 (the big one)....
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    Trading the Currencies

    Looks like EUR on IB has good liquidity compared to E7 on IB. what's the symbol of Euro futrues u are looking into??
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    Chich and Chong

    u r not alone.... I was watching it in my apt's gym and man u should have seen their faces while I was laughing:D
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    Has anyone traded these contracts?

    I find the slippage to be obnoxious even with E-Mini NQ...... I am back to trading ES so far the best contract interms of liquidity
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    Money management help

    what's "hmmmm?" supposed to mean??
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    Money management help

    try: Position Size = (Equity * Risk%)/ATR
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    Mama-fama

    Hello, Anybody using MAMA-FAMA as published in Ehlers book "rocket science for traders".(http://www.mesasoftware.com/pub) I am testing a system using MAMA-FAMA on 1-Min ES data and the entries look good but I am yet to define an exit/stop strategy. I am thinking of using an ATR based...
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    NQH3 IQFEED vs IB Quote difference

    Folks, I have observed that there is a 1-2 NQ point diference between IQFEED's and IB's bid-ask. has anyone noticed this?? and is this "normal" or is IB screwing us with this premium?? thanks
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    Best options broker?

    Optionsxpress fills suck. As noted in one to the reply, Optionsxpress "skimps" your orders...
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    Perl framework for back testing strategies

    for the tech or rather perl savvy, http://www.geniustrader.org/ has an open source framework to do GeniusTrader aims to be a full featured toolbox to create trading systems. Powerful systematic trading requires several things : * many indicators and corresponding signals * money...
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