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With the amount of leverage currently available to the average retail trader, looser stops should be a no brainer.

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Generally speaking, no. It is usually calculated into your net P&L. As a simplified example: You realize a $100.00 gain on a futures transaction and the brokers commision of $5.00 is deducted for a net gain of $95.00.

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I'd like to add Osorico if i may.

Well, it has been a frequent occurrence lately, but only in premarket. Rarely, if ever, do I experience this in RTH.

I am getting occasional disconnects, followed by immediate reconnects.

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You're not necessarily 'replacing' the default sound files, you are simply calling up a custom .wav file when you program a strat or market analyzer. For example: You program a simple strategy to play a sound file whenever the MACD Fast line crosses zero. You use a custom sound file that is...

I do it in custom strategies and market analyzer. I believe what you may have read was that they don't recommend that you use custom .wav files to overwrite the default audio files (as in non user interface scripts) and will not support it.

Who is your broker and data provider?

Well then, you follow the same routine as I. Still a puzzling problem however...

I stand corrected - you're right, I didn't read thoroughly. However. I would think a 12 tick chart makes it even more imperative that you are synced with the Globex server.

I see the time axis prints are all stamped 0530. I'll assume this is because you have disconnected to the data feed and are reviewing trade stamps. Two potential issues come to mind: Your local PC clock may be out of sync with the Zen Fire servers. This was a trade during very light volume...

Bloomberg. But I'm on the fence about the new format...

Thanks. I myself have never made any such assertations, I was simply replying to all the people who claim it is an orchestrated scam.