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id like to see you manage 100M with this system. i think this system simply banks on volatility -> im sure you would see a correlation between performance and volatility. since this system operates on a very slight edge, one reason for its dimishing returns could be put towards higher costs...

the best timezone and country. Gold Coast, Australia.

thanks risktaker and murrary for your comments, also murray, do you think the larger the drawdown and the more sporadic the performance(i.e. the most simple, basic, non-optimized system), the more likely it will have a longer shelf life? do you agree with that? also i hear that experienced...

murray, in your experience in the trading system world, do you think sharing exact details to a profitable trading system has an negative effect on its performance because too many people know about it, or is all trading system performance absoultely governed by market conditions? for eg...

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IB management are clever. the prizes are widely spread, resulting in a lot of winners -> which will spark interests to open real a/c's(bots that trade 100's times per day with IB of course) and tell all of there friends, this should light up the eyes of tens of thousands of young males keen to...

"trading for a tick a day, and then watch your money fly away"

the arbs ay? LOL. you must be taking away liquidity and not care about slippage, im talking day trading, we are clearly on a different leaf. im an aussie to by the way.

could you please explain to me what this exactly means? and yes, i am looking at the day session. and you traded 25 contracts -> thats quite a bet ($625 a tick) for a newbie like yourself?

ok, how many contracts did the SPI trade today? how thick is the B/A book? how many contracts do you trade on the SPI? and are you providing or taking away liquidity? and correct me if im wrong, but doesnt the SPI average 10,000 contracts per day, and you say anything under 100 contracts is...

are you kidding me? have you day traded the SPI? 10 contracts is pushing it.

because for example today it only traded 5.2K on the DEC contract, otherwise if it had the liquidity it would be fantastic.

yes the artifical heart-making company has good volatility, but like you said the spread will kill you, and CFD's have fixed commissions, you want per share pricing. there would be enough liquidity there for you and i, but not enough to keep a tight spread. ideally whatever you trade should have...

if i enter limit orders overnight do they go straight to the exchange and enter the que or is it held at my broker until the market opens again? and also how thick is the book 10 - 20 ticks away from present price in the say the BUND and ESTX50? thanks to anyone who can help or maybe attach a...

actually ASX stocks don't offer much in terms of volatility and liquidity for trading, they are though, good for investing for the long term with solid yields in a constantly booming ecomony. i wouldnt trade CFD's with anyone either, trust me on this one.

sees author of thread and **SHAKES HEAD IN DISBELIEF** i rate your trade as SHIT, why? cause my trade is better than yours, i risked 0.5%, made 3.8 win ratio and in around 6 mins. **BUSTS UP LAUGHING**

i don't think he will mine cause down here in aussie its 30% company rate or 48% high end income rate, US taxes are a dream to us.

jf i will respond to you later for now briefing; thursday845AMEST wednesday; technically wednesdays action looked like an perfect extension of tuesday (chart attached). same story as before just cruising to the upside. trend up, volatility low, key level 200MA 5min (chart attached)...

a quick briefing today im busy. wednesday830AMEST tuesday action: clean up day, broad based buying in stocks other than energy, key reversals to the upside in the heavyweights like WMT, GE, PFE, IBM to name a few, continued selling in oil helped, also mfg index news. key levels broken, but...