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the key to all this is not the dollar amount - its the way a company deals with a problem - that builds the relationship - or screws it - some of the best relationships are built on the way a problem is handled and resolved all these companies go on about their customer service - but it is...

when i contacted TS about an account a few months ago, they seemed arrogant but like all brokers - kept on about their great service, as i kept explaing to whoever i spoke to each time - i had to keep calling them and no emails or phone calls were returned - and that is how you judge a...

well, if you went in somewhere to get your hair cut and the owner said that if you bring in customers for haircuts - you can cut their hair and split the money with the owner - would you do it? so why even spend a second thinking about trading money at a financial institution where they dont...

roumeo how did you come across this company?

roumeo, you got their phone number?

roumeo whats their address on wall street? or a phone number? can give u better advice then

is tradestation 6 - an updated version of 2000i - with all 2000i's functionality

roumeo where is IFS based and what is their internet address?

Nivla the answer to your question is - yes - that sort of number is possible - but you always have to check the futures open and not the cash to really know the amount it may have been possible to make intra-day but its a job - and you have to do a lot of work to learn - so you should get...

rule one of being an attorney always tell the client everthing is dangerous a) if the client then does not do it, he is none the wiser if it would have worked or not, and you bill him for the advice b) if the client goes ahead anyway, and the business works out - the attorney knows the...

i mentioned some time ago that more companies were going to start trading the eminis from bonds to stock traders liquidity feeds liquidity

the fundamental difference between stocks and futures - is that although both are manipulated - you get to see the manipulation in the futures and can ride with it

its meant to be a self reinforcing statement - futures are deriviatives of the cash - but the cash is a deriviative of futures personally i would not go long a stock if the futures were weak, nor short, if futures were strong, there are always exceptions which can make you money - but in...

ok, how's this - when you trade stocks - you may not realise it - but you are trading futures - stocks are derivatives of futures - just as futures are derviatives of stocks

hey, whats this - an economy drive! - two glasses - surely - want to make sure we really taste it!

its the expensive lessons that teach you the most - and if it forces you to understand more - perhaps the most valuable 100 losses of $1 is equal to one loss of $100 i know which one would wake me up the most!

GATrader I am not saying stock traders are naive - what i said was - that once you have traded futures - you realise how naive you personally would be to have traded stocks - without understanding futures and their relationship to the underlying cash - and by extension - the stocks in the...

if you can trade futures - you realise how naieve you would have been to trade stocks - without understanding futures and its relationship to the cash market so are futures more dangerous to trade than stocks!

metooxx thats why i had the word "manual" to differentiate the affect of the problem to computerised trading systems - with those you are going to be in big shit - no matter which way you play it

GATrader absolutly - you could even hedge the S&p emini with the DIA if you really had to - but obviously the Nasdaq has to be treated on its own - but if you keep on top of specific Nas issues - u could choose to hedge with just one stock - that has shown a weakness or strength against the...