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How do HFT's solve the partial fill problem on the FX leg when trading ADRs or other dual listed assets across markets?

Utilities are expecting a mild summer and the only reason behind the bids of this rally has been the extended winter. You think electricity to power heaters makes itself?

When this eternally long winter finally ends, NG will be back in the mid/low 3s.

There are tight supplies in the Med and NWE and the GOM is shutting in 400-500k/bbl for May maintenance. Almost every liquid curve around the world is backwardated. Good luck.

bone might be a better commentator for those spreads.

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This does not really make sense. Can you give an example of each side of the trade? ie: short ES and you expect a breakout to the upside so you buy an atm call to hedge?

You should email the retards at Nanex and ask them to investigate. They always have a reason for price action no matter how asinine or far fetched that reason might be.

Front of the curve now backwardated.

I feel used.

Seriously?

Precisely what I thought. I had not seen any b/c relevant threads on NuPhy.

Have you tried arbing any of the exchanges? Came across this a few min ago. Not sure I buy it.

http://bitcoinity.org/markets/list?currency=USD&span=24h

Tarding halted?

http://bitcoinity.org/markets/list?currency=USD&span=24h https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130411.html

In fact I touched on a fuel oil arb two months ago.

Where prices are high, the arb goes there. Where prices are low, the arb originates there. The cost to ship the product to the market in deficit must be less than the difference in prices between where the product was bought and where it was sold. If AG JF is $500/MT, NWE JF is $600/MT...

Oct/Jan is a popular spread for longer term trends. You can also trade something like a Dec13/Dec14 or Oct13/Oct14 spreads, etc.

You might be able to RFQ it on Globex. If you ever want to trade that or looking for liquidity on anything across the complex, PM me and I can have a market maker try to accommodate.