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That's because 9:30 isn't the "open" of the ES session. Since the ES trades almost 24 hours a day, the "open" is based on the open of the actual ES trading session, which is at 4:45pm ET of the previous day (i.e., the "Friday" session runs from Thursday @ 4:45pm through Friday @ 4:15pm) -...

Even with the classic market profile chart, I'm probably missing some key aspect of it, but it doesn't seem to be adding anything that I can't get on a normal price chart using a support and resistance study and without having to look at yet another chart.

For anyone actually using one of these market profile charts in their trading - I've seen this kind of chart in various forms, but don't see what significant value they add. In the example GIF that was posted earlier, what is the volume histogram showing that's not already visible from a...

Option contracts are cash settled to the final special opening quotation for the associated index.

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Name those quotes: "My father is no different than any powerful man, any man with power, like a President or senator." "Do you know how naive you sound? Presidents and senators don't have men killed!" "Oh. Who's being naive?" __________________________________________ "Gentlemen...

"6 shots or only 5" is correct. There aren't any 8 round 44 mag revolvers. Don't believe even the 44 auto mag had an 8 round clip.

Less about whether NQ leads ES or vice versa and more of a factor of intraday shifts of whether the SP futures lead the cash index and SPY at one time and then the SPY or cash index shows a lead over the futures at another due to arbitrage related correlation. One reason it's helpful to have...

Cheney and Rumsfeld are both total pacifists. They plan to bomb Iraq into complete pacifism. :)

If you're already trading the ES, is there a reason you don't just trade the options on the index futures instead of flipping back over to the CBOE to trade the OEX options? I personally gave up on the OEX options a year or more ago because the CBOE specialist(s) too often had them off auto...

You wanted to go short at 9.63 with DS support at 9.6 and repeated demonstrations of that support this morning with bounces off 9.59-9.62?? Even ignoring the basics of support/resistance, that doesn't even look like a good MM setup.

oddball - You're very expert at avoiding key issues. You must get called on your BS all the time to be so experienced at it. What exactly was so stupid about asking what the hell you claim that you're going to short when the OEX hits 470.10? It sure as hell isn't the OEX, since you...

More mental masturbation???!! The OEX is a cash index and thus can't be directly shorted. So what exactly is it you're claiming you're going to short at 470.10?

Listen to him talk - he's definitely a New Yorker Don't think he was ever a pro trader though - can't imagine any Wall Street firm hiring him. He claims he made a small fortune trading his own money during the end of the 90s (when you could pretty much buy any POS tech stock and make...

Whoa, he had his laptop in his underwear?? That sounds dangerous!! :)

The biggest issue with SRs is whether you're really looking at the price levels that actually constitute an SR area or not. An SR is only an SR if either it represents a real intraday supply/demand zone (not always identifiable from a chart) or a large enough group perceive a particular price...

Let's see - "I'm (we're) shorting the S&P below XXX" "I (we) don't trade the S&P, don't understand why anyone would bother" ------------- "MM is the most efficient and perfect system out there" "Prof Murrey is a genius" "I have 'my own application' of it" (your excuse because...

Ah, if only that were true. But then you'd take away everyone else's opportunity to laugh at your posts.

So now it's WE all of a sudden. Are you schitzophrenic or have you just adopted the "royal" we. Maybe you mean you and your buddy Murrey (whom you claim to think is a genius and his system to be "perfect" - yet you don't bother using it precisely or computing it correctly because you've got...

Netgear, Siemens, Linksys, and a couple other manufacturers make DSL/Cable routers with both 10/100 wired (usually 3-4 ports) and 802.11b wireless. The routers support NAT so multiple PCs can share the one WAN connection transparently - they also keep the DSL/cable link up whether your PCs...