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Agree, it's not obvious.

I would think SPY follows the S&P futures because it is the more liquid instrument.

Whenever in doubt always bet on Cox!

Thanks for the clarification.

His trading advice should not be ignored unless you don't fear blowing up your account.

As Paul Tudor Jones would say, "losers average losers".

I misunderstood what you meant about "double taxation treaty". What I meant to say was last time I traded German futures I only paid American taxes as an American living in the United States. So as I understand it the tax does not apply to American traders living in America?

Thanks. Last time I traded Dax there wasn't.

What are the implications for an American trading DAX futures and Bund futures?

8:30 AM Start watching the e-mini until 4:00 PM 2:30 Review charts of other futures that have closed trading

Watch Cramer on CNBC. Last night he had a company providing electric vehicle components to Volkswagen. The stock is up 400% so it's well on its way to becoming a member of the S&P. The stock is called Quantumscape.

I don't know much about the company but I would guess a lot of their future earnings would have to do with Playstation 5 sales and their game sales. The future is unknowable so focus on current earnings and ride the uptrend until a bad earnings miss.

Tradingview GBP/USD chart does not go back to September 1992. While were at it does anyone have a daily candlestick chart of Thai Bhat/USD from 1997 and other asian currencies vs usd on 1997? Thank you in advance and very much appreciated. If you can't post it maybe you could point me to a...

Well I think he made 100 million on October 19th 1987 and the Market dropped 22% that day. In the documentary it says he was managing just over 100 million in the beginning of 1987 so probably between 4X to 5X leverage. Just a guess. Also no one knows at what point was he fully positioned short...

If you're looking for momentum stocks then growth of sales and operating income. If you are looking at distressed companies then EBIT/Interest Expense and Debt/EBITDA.

https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html 8-K for earnings release/10-Q for quarterly report/10-K for annual report; or go to the investor relations website for the company and search press releases.

He was talking about stocks in that statement and not future I remember Simons was talking about stocks in that statement and not futures or currencies. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Big as in how quickly you can reverse your position if you get an opposing signal soon after your initial signal.

Gives a whole new meaning to the trading proverb "pump and dump".