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EMFs are made up of two components, magnetic fields and electric fields. you can easily measure magnetic fields, but electric fields are near impossible to measure outside a lab setting. thats the physics background, and i'm sure you'll find other input elsewhere.

i asked the same question a few weeks ago, but got close to no response: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=159191

some quick math on today's data: SPY => vol x price => 276,000,000*83.93 = $23,164,680,000 QQQQ => 124,000,000*32.18 = $3,990,320,000

from the IB page: Day Trade: any trade pair wherein a position in a security (stock, single-stock future (SSF), bond or stock option) is increased ("opened") and thereafter decreased ("closed") within the same trading session.

despite the fact that i think global warming is indeed happening, we should not be fucking with the atmosphere for a plan to reduce solar input. climate engineering - the phrase scares the hell out of me even though i'm studying to be a petroleum engineer.

why don't you fucking read some of youngtrader's 1000+ posts. he and i have been here for quite a bit longer than you, and i've seen him post some information you're asking about. he has posted some good stuff in the past. basically, fuck off and quit asking others to prove you wrong without...

yeah zenfire was built and then ninjatrader was built around zenfire, so i'd say thats as close as you can get

oil from oil sands and oil shale has been "just above breakeven" for close to 30 years now, no matter how much oil costs.

stops are an essential part of any trading strategy, but how exactly should they be handled? when i first started trading, i used trailing stops exclusively. i always wanted to "lock-in" that profit. it caused me to not be so profitable. then i switched to completely static stops and...

i sometimes feel this way. sure, i am happy with the present, but there is just so much more i could do if i were had more money. a favorite quote of mine, "money is a tool without instructions."

how about rewriting to take advantage of more than one core?

yes, you need to purchase each put and call outright. they laid out the math easy to see: 5 puts at $2.50 = $1250. 5 calls at $1.75 = $875. total: $2125. each of those puts and calls must be paid for up front in cash. there is no margin for going long a put or call. i think that TD...

now i'm not sure what cnbc would have to gain from promoting marijuana, but all government on all levels (state, fed, local) could use a nice boost in tax revenue...

unless the headcount is provided from the exchange, it would seem very inaccurate.. the software would have to do some voodoo magic to obtain the number otherwise.

buy back the march and sell the june?

how did the trade turn out? either way, this is an eye-opener.

i wrote a NT indicator that writes ticks out to a flat text file, and for ES, the file is around 5MB per day with the format hh:mm:ss.fff;price;vol. an example tick would look like: 10:11:03.345;768.5;32. the nice part about text files is they compress really well.. the 5MB text file...

thats a widely known fact... only 1-5% of traders are successful

i just added the two symbols $TICK and $TRIN, and it is working fine for me oh and they done have historical data for these.. all real-time

well i've done alot of work too, and haven't found anything that works yet either...