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Well if you sign it it probably means that you agree, yes. But it doesn't make the clause enforceable. For instance penalty clauses are not enforceable (at English Law and HK Law, don't know about US Law). A penalty clause is for instance a clause that says that if you want to close your...

Is this enforceable in the US ? (I assume you live in the US ?). I believe such clause is not enforceable in Hong-Kong (where I live).

I believe that 1 tick of eMini S&P500 is worth 12.50$ (somebody correct me if I'm wrong, I never traded this). So you owe more than 4k if your position goes more than 4000/12.5=320pips against you.

In my opinion Yes. For instance you are long a contract, this is the expiry date and the value of the S&P500 drops to ZERO. In that case you will owe the face value of the contract. Of course this is very unlikely lol

1) Because at the time your stop loss is triggered there may not be a Bid (resp Ask) in the market for you. Theoretically. Practically, it is likely that you will find somebody to buy (resp sell) from you "at a price". 2) Also because it depends on how you place your stop order. Stop Limit...

Not exactly ! Wallace must be sleeping so I refer you to one of his threads: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46340&highlight=FX Metaquotes and Metatrader rock. Completely free, including intraday data. Been using them with both Metastock and TS2000i, work great.

If you're using parameters, is there a possibility that your results for 2004 may have been curve-fitted ? Reading your post that's what comes to my mind immediatly.

This system is a very simple ORB system, and it's been public for years, if not decades, NOT since this thread has been opened at ET. I've got a book at home (Trading Systems and Methods, Kauffman 1998) that presents a whole set of breakout systems (including this one), and I'm sure you can find...

When I opened my IB account, I opened it first, then I funded it. And not vice-versa.

Spike, would it be possible for you to clarify what suggests that the downward trend should make a bottom and reverse in 2 ? Here also I fail to see what suggests a "clear downward" movement. 4 is right above the green candle at 12:10pm right ? Thank you in advance.

Fantastic, thanks a lot guys. Nitro this link is fantastic. I also found the info memo of the bond I am interested in. Very convenient. Thanks.

As I mentionned in another thread I am contemplating the purchase of a small size of Global bonds (US issuer). Because the size is so small getting proper legal advice would cost me probably more than the face value of the bonds lol... I am getting conflicting information regarding whether...

I am in Hong-Kong and unfortunately no longer have access to Bloomberg.

I am considering the purchase of some bonds. According to Euroclear's website, these bonds are "debenture". I did a search on Yahoo! and here's what I find: "debenture definition – A promissory note or bond backed by the credit and earnings history of a corporation and not secured by...

Absolutely agreed. And that makes that kind of tool not extremely useful. It's very theoretical.

See the attached spreadsheet, you can use it as a starting point. Variables are in red: win%, average win, average loss, and number of simulations to run in the Monte Carlo process. Input your variables, then run the macro "Macro1". In the Sheet2 spreadsheet, it displays the probability...

It's good to know. Thanks Nick.

Sorry that's on your website actually. Thanks a lot.

You have to subscribe to the newslater on sidinuk's website www.online-futurestrading.com, then the tradestation code will be made available to you for download.Very easy.

Thanks a lot Sidinuk. I didn't think of the time difference. I think every user will have to adapt the time in TradeStation depending on where they live. I live in Hong-Kong so I'll have to change that to HK time... shouldn't be too tough though. Thanks again. Keep up the good work...