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"August 25, 2008 To Our Valued Customers, We are extremely pleased today to officially announce that NYMEX and COMEX are now part of CME Group. Together, we will continue to operate as the largest and most diverse derivatives exchange. ... " :eek:

uh, linda raschke

I guess you meant nymex anyway, no

with IB stop orders become market orders thx for the info

whenever my stop loss is hit in QM i am slipped 2 ticks. i've had to lower my stop loss to make up for it cuz it seems to happen every time. i don't have this consistent problem in ES, currencies, gold or grains. QM spread is as tight or tighter. what's your experience?

now you can feel clever. congratulations <sigh>

do you feel superior now?!

you're not the first in this thread to post along these lines...(good point about being disciplined) But this thread is not about being disciplined. It's about sharing how we sit through heat after setups get us in. iow, what we do to ride it through, mentally, physically, whatever...

see my previous response to Cutten's post. this is not about trading too big at all. Position sizing is part of my trading

asking the opposite question...that's good but, also, even tho you know you can make it back it's hard giving up profits, albeit on "paper"

your point is well taken. But what is usually meant by heat is market action against your position. Everyone has to deal with that. whether or not you are showing a profit if i'm up 30 ticks and the market turns and I find myself up only 10 ticks I "feel that as heat"

<sigh> you definitely missed the point

this book is disappointing to anyone who wants a quick fix someone in this thread said they wanted some exercises. Well, it's there at the end of the book. maybe it's not what you wanted to hear tho only consistent trading will help you with your trading problems. sounds too simple, but I...

what do you do to sit through heat?

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when car companies start offering incentives that include locked gasoline prices for 2 years you have to wonder.

ok...the warning is only there for open orders, not pending. I started using bracket trader and when you click CA, close all, on the dom to get out of a position apparently it doesn't cancel the bracket orders too. maybe there's an option to do so. i'll have to make a habit of checking the...

i've been trying to find the option to be warned about pending orders when closing TWS. Where is it? thx!

...and they should be raising hell for phoney price action, right?!

yeah, that's how it looked to me too (on the 1 min as well) no explanation yet...oi what friggin year is this?! how does this happen in a time like ours?