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the point here would be the fact that they did not bust any trades out. you dont have to trade or try to make money. just work some order within a big figure of the current price. the best one was eurodollars. i know someone who personally made about 900k in $ on that move. in...

yes the sterling move is part of an on going trend now. 4 times last year you could have cleaned up simply working orders 50 to 100 points away. 2 times on the bund. 1 time on eurodollars. 1 time on sterling. the working depth in the order book is non existent. as you said where...

you took the words right out of my mouth. it amounts to the worse decision ever to save a failing business. send in RSJ as a market maker and liquidity provider. thats like sending in the us marines to break up an anti war demo. lets wait for the volume decrease for december year on...

these are the people you are talking about. its not trading its a technology war. deep pockets. market making agreements that provide no liquidity just kill everybody. its a sham. RSJ Invest increased its Q2 volume of securities trading by 23.7 % RSJ Invest – press release...

would not surprise me. thats a typical liffe response to a disastrous situation for them. they dont understand. that an algo market maker simply discourages business. assholes.

the dollars is worthless. now its even more worthless. the printing presses running on overtime now. jesus when will they learn. stop spending. stop printing. start saving. The Federal Reserve is considering issuing its own debt for the first time, a move that would give the...

yep interesting developments. they are obviously under pressure from shareholders to get a deal done at all costs. exchange workers wont be needed so some definite redundancies there. i wonder what would happen with margin requirements. i run some cross exchange positions and margin...

well that was a major embarrassment for eurex this morning. the shatz closed down three times within 30 minutes. not enough volume to support the market. and the bobl gapped down several 5 to 10 point tick increments. where are all the liquidity providers that eurex assured us were...

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this is a genuine point and well looked over by the exchanges in particular to so called market makers and algo liquidity providers. one of my main gripes is this example below and this i believe is causing volume to decrease: swedish central bank cuts rates by 175bp. my next action was...

you must have spent all of a minute thinking that up. the wankers forums are on a different website. traders on here are discussing the volume decrease. if you do not have anything constructive to say then dont. note: interesting you mentioned something about little boys...

''The irony is that you would have thought there was more reason for these type of instruments to be flourishing during these uncertain economic times'' this is the worrying thing. volatility has been at record highs and the exchanges volumes has plummeted. when this market quitens down...

just posted the exact stats with links. ive said it all along and still maintain my view. expect exchange mergers and government assistance as this gets worse. staff on high wages. algos on low transaction costs. plummetting volume. the exchanges cannot survive this...

well these numbers are a shocker. take a good look at them. these exchanges are doing most of this volume on low transaction costs as well. the market will not go back to the higher levels any time soon. the game has changed. there just are the players anymore. be it locals...

part of a new and growing trend for fixed income futures in general. eurex figures for last month on month and year on year are all down 20 to 30 percent. liffe fixed income futures the same m/m y/y all down 20 percent. i have said on elite trader several times that volume overall was...

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Letter: Andrew Lahde, Lahde Capital Management By Andrew Lahde Published: October 17 2008 19:09 | Last updated: October 17 2008 19:09 October 17, 2008 Today I write not to gloat. Given the pain that nearly everyone is experiencing, that would be entirely inappropriate. Nor am I...

i cant get the picture but i have seen these pictures on NOVEMBER 2008 EDITIONS of business magazines. got to go long on this surely.

i disagree. i think today. this is such a classic text book puke. im as bearish as anybody and have been for years. in going long now. this is the time boys. but only go in small. expect more downside and levels that you never think could be hit. the get me out phone...