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yes, I know. FX markets are very immature. They have only been trading over a trillion a day for two decades and had their glory days in terms of volatility 15 years ago. But yes, just waiting for the equity guys to get there and set it straight. :confused:

CPM - The U.S. Seurities and Exchange Commission approved the American Stock Exchange's proposal to list iShares Silver Trust shares, to be issued by Barclays Global Investors. The ruling was dated 20 March and was released on the morning of 21 March. The silver market reacted by rising 20.3...

Thanks a lot for sharing that, I had no idea.

You're so awesome.

ridiculous post

or make:)

don't forget that if you lose 1 bund tick, its 10 euros, really -$12

Hang in there Mr B. Bunds and any interest rate product are a tough trade right now. At least you aren"t trying to trade tens. Could we be in the same office?

Well, you couldn't read about silver without reading about the ETF for the last two months. I saw estimates for a $2 rally on the approval. Silver was suppossed to be running up on expectations that the ETF would be approved. That is how tops get put it on markets, bullish news isn't bullish...

Maybe I'm overthinking it but silver has been running up on expectations that this would happen. Here it is and silver is up only fractionally.

Ha, Niceandasy. No stones here, i sold them out between 10.35 and 10.40 and then watched it run up again. If it breaks down through 10.25ish, I'm going home short

Reuters ran the headline first. "The Securities & Exchange Commission has approved rule changes which pave the way for the creation of the iShares Silver Trust. Further, the SEC states that the iShares Silver Trust is unlikely to cause silver market liquidity problems." from CPM

anybody surprised that it hasn't rallied more? I bought 25 at 10.27 at CBOT and sat and sweated before it took off. You could have bought all you wanted. Squeezing SLW up now too, massive short in there.

only up about 10 cents since announced

Try typing WAPI <GO> on your BBG terminal

I might be able to help, PM me.

A previous poster had a good point, IB is always right, customer is always wrong. Period.:mad:

I agree with you Redman, the human mind in trading will never be replaced. As long as humans are irrational, so to will be markets. Ask LTCM, they had it all "figured out.":)

I can accept various problems with IB, like closing out Treasury positions ahead of the roll by accident. Well not really but thats another story. The real problem is with custimer service which I have found non-existent. You have better odds of getting a reply here than e-mailing them.

uh, yes it did