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AMD is finished since Intel rolls out its Core2 Duo... it kicks AMD's ass, and Intel is prcing their product aggressively to wipe out AMD

I think it is meant to avoid the other traders with similar strategies (same efffect as frontrun)... but my guess is sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't because the other guys are also shifting

How come you think traders produce nothing? A value investor "produce" correct price so that the market can function properly. Think price discovery. A trend follower "produce" more efficient market by shortening the time between disequlibrium. Think faster time from Price A to Price B...

Collective2 is a joke, don't ever visit that site again...

Holly grail is a strategy that walks forward and continues to do so... ideally indefinitely...

Good to hear people are making $$$$ For me, I've been chopped to death this week especially in Silver and Natural Gas... :( arrrgh... I guess I'm out of sync for the month...

Hi, Somehow, my system has a strong correlation of bad performance in November. Just now it's whipsawing in almost every market I trade and the system ain't doing anything and is dead flat... Does anyone else have the same experience? Maybe Nov is a month that simply doesn't move?

Anyone who could tell me how much historical intraday data for Asian equity index futures (heng seng, Nikkei ...etc) Bloomberg or Reuters provides with their professional packages? Thanks!

If you take a look at how the CPI is calculated, you may begin to think that the GDP minus actual inflation is actually negative... Take a look at this article from the SF Fed http://www.frbsf.org/econrsrch/wklyltr/el97-16.html IMO the most interesting part lies under the title "Quality...

You should visit their website.

Just go open an advisory account with IB

The US market is supposed to fall long time ago but somehow still manage to hang on - years after years after years... I guess there is a formula to stay afloat - print money (increase money supply at 18% a year), use the money to buy stock index futures (particularly dow), and sell short...

mBay if you want to learn a programming langauge then sure, VB is a good starting point... if you want to learn to program so that you can test strategies, then get tradestation and learn EasyLanguage It is easy to learn a programming language, all have similar constructs, like variables...

I guess that's how the specialists in NYSE make their money? this is what happens... your buy order at $10 reach the floor, the specialist buys (at $10) - and WAITS to see what happens... if price go south to $9, then you get a fill (at $10)... and if price goes to $11, you also get a fill...

Hi, I'm looking for historical intraday data for international markets. I've been using Tradestation and it's historical database for my strategy testing. I think it's neat but now I need to branch out to international markets. I've been eying on tickdata.com and this is pretty much all...

here is about two weeks worth of EURUSD tick data if that is what you are looking for...

Actually sounds like it would work to me. The problem is you need a pretty solid entry strategy. Also, don't go the "extremely" small profit path, retail traders aren't meant for that. You can expect a low winning % for your "zero risk" strategy, and you should really opt for the big runs and...

ha, I think you're absolutely right. In fact, I think I see more fat tails in trading information than otherwise implied by standard normal distribution. Once in a while, I see *really* useful ideas popping up from no where, and it could be a public forum or a book that cost only $20...

09-21-06 11:57 AM I only got the 1998 copy. Looks like he's got a new edition this november. I suppose the new one would be better?! The most important concept from the book is expectancy. It's not originated from this book, but it explains it in well. I saw that many people discuss...