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Don't the arbitrageur's usually tend to love this sort of thing? I'm just surprised to see it down so much. If you could sell it for $71.36 why sell it for $64? I'm wondering if I should step in and buy some here, but something seems off. Any thoughts?

well, and made some too obviously.

It was under 20k. 18 I think. After that hit he refunded the account quite a bit (you can tell by the quick buttons on the infinity platform), and if you saw my earlier post then you know about him being down 100k with an oil trade, so he certainly put more money in there.

Look friend I don't know what kind of evidence you want. If it was real or fake what does it matter to you anyway? Again: A) I did not see the trade. B) When I was a member of Rob's room I know for a fact he did not use a simulator pure and simple. I don't know where the 312k...

I can assure anyone in here that Rob did not ever trade on a sim in my time with him. Although I wasn't there to see it I'm very certain this loss was legit.

I was a member of Rob's room last year and have only the following to say. I did gain some valuable experience from him and my subscription was money well spent. However, I lost respect for him and shortly left the room after an oil position he had back in November. Similar situation to...

Does the attractiveness of DXO get better as it gets cheaper? I'm just asking because as a double long does the profitability potential not compound the closer it gets to zero?

Thanks for the post. I read both studies, both were indeed interesting, but they left me wondering where I could find information on additions and deletions for the indexes. I'm aware there is a re-balancing at the end of this month for the S&P, but don't know where I can find information...

Thanks a bunch

I've never heard of range charts. I'm an esignal subscriber would you mind elaborating on what they are, and what advantages they have over existing esignal charts? Thank you.

Speaking as someone with a degree in economics I can't think of any books that offer a good discussion on international economics (notwithstanding an economics textbook). I am familiar with some of the books suggested here, but for an overall comprehensive look at economics I'd have to...

*Count on the MSM and the libtards to help the terrorists * Libtards? I get warm fuzzies inside thinking about how we have such objective, and unbiased moderators here at ET. Keep up the good work! :)

Please explain, for I don't think your stament could be more fundamentally untrue. Are you just saying it's a good time to buy greenbacks? Or are you suggesting that buying dollars will actually protect you against inflation?

Are you aware if winbatch allow you to read level 2 values?

I've been playing around with Macro Express for about a month now and have found it pretty useful and user friendly. One question I do have that I have yet to figure out is if it's possible for Macro Express to read the values off of your level 2. Has anyone found a way of doing this...

good point. I stand corrected.

sorry -- and at a fraction of a cent.

Pipeline comes in as a T print.

I posted a similar thread under chit chat. I can say that I have been disappointed with my new palm TX to the point that I would glady give it back to them if they'd refund my $600. It is very buggy. So many people have trouble with wireless connections and it corrupting other software that I...

Inflation remains a problem because Americans are adictted to consumption. The Government is spending record levels and consumers still like to spend large amounts of money financed by credit. The US economy is temporarily heating up, but fundametally it is at risk and it won't sustain itself.