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The vid gets cut off a little early. Tried to find it on CNBC.com but couldn't...

What do you mean not true tick? I subscribed to barchart data and their volume bar data came in volume bars, but it was based on a 1 min time frame. So if there were 100,000 shares executed in 1 min, they would print ten 10,000 share bars that were exactly the same. Instead what I have know...

Right now I'm using sierra with opentick data. Opentick data is like $1-3, next to nothing. But they are closing down shop; I think because they are going to start coming out with products that cost a lot more and are getting rid of their more less free subscribers.

Why register QuoteTracker? To help support the development of QuoteTracker. To remove the ads from the QuoteTracker main, news and Historical Chart windows, scrolling ticker and the Level II windows. (The ad on the BigCharts will remains) To have up to 10 day multi-day intraday charts...

So I would pay $50/month for ensign, get free IB data, and the ensign software can manipulate the data into volume share bars?

Does IB data include stock volume bars? For example, can I see a stock with each bar of 10,000 shares? Thanks

True that. cashmoney - you haven't been very successful at day-trading, and you probably aren't a consistent swing trader. Truth and accepting reality are virtues.

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haha - sikk video! Cramer is jokes.

That isn't a perfect trendlne... I really have a problem with the way you drew that trendline... What about the second low on that chart... You didn't connect the bottoms... spot gold has massive support around 890 and its not because of a trendline, its just chart support.

Wow. I was expecting back a total of 90 to 95%

yes some people do. Others scan maybe 10-20 and try to find patterns they like to trade.

any idea how much we will lose?

I bet no one at swift makes over 300k.

gnome - what is with your distaste/resentment for Obama. Remember - he didn't get us into this mess. It happened on Republican watch.

Does anyone know if some firms say, ok you have $100 million in currency x coming in but you will be converting it to currency y, in the not too distant future. Let us monitor the given currencies and make the decision on when to hedge, if to hedge at all. If the hedge turns out to be...

Any idea what their fee structure is? Is it based on the amount of money they hedge? Or is it based on how well the hedge turns out?

For companies that have international revenue streams but are too small to have their own treasury departments (say revenues $10million to $100 million) what do they do for hedging? Are there companies that try to provide hedging services for them?

Why would anyone consider buying this piece of crap at these levels?

If you put all that effort into finding solutions for cancer and world conflict you would not have solved either issue.