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Margin doesn't offset last time I looked at this with TOS.

GOOG butterflies all the way. You have to keep a tight leash and cut the losses, but you've got a decent chance of turning $2-4 into about 9.50

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2/3 of capacity in ERCOT is gas as far as I can tell...I guess its the same reason you don't see people clamoring to do MISO heatrates. You can get stuff (fin) further out on the curve, its just not on the screen.

Only thing I can thing of is to roll out of the gas as soon as you put on the HR?

Ice... Fin or phys? I'm referring to fin.

Its been like that for a while. Where have you been?

Hoadley options addin is like $79 or something like that and it'll do all you want and then some.

Its 64bit, not 62 :) That being said, I've had no issues on the 32bit Win 7. Why not call the help desk and ask them? They always answer and are pretty helpful.

Its 64bit, not 62 :) That being said, I've had no issues on the 32bit Win 7. Why not call the help desk and ask them? They're nice.

Don't forget, NDX options are on 6 exchanges, SPX is only traded at the CBOE...

I like the blog as well. Just checked it out yesterday. Keep it up.

Anyone have any experience with RCG in regards to limits/trade sizes with RCG? Selling a covered put in gas with them gets them all out of sorts. They say they'd be OK if you sold the underlying for the same size (instead of a put, or a covered put), or if you sold a put (say a $5.00 put in...

That last part is epic. I laughed out loud for quite a while..

Thats awesome.... I used to send that to coworkers back in the good ol' days when PJM bal day rallied... Now that a rally is from 32 to 40, not as fun...

No, I trade an illiquid market, I already said that. OTC u/l and options.

Um, thanks but no thanks. I know what its like to work in illiquid markets I trade power.

I'm not 100% sure, so maybe someone can correct me, but I thought if someone places a market order or a limit order through the offer, certain participants are given a chance to improve price, thus explaining the sub-penny prints.

There's a price for everthing, especially in a trader's mind.

Right now only NZ I think. Its dollar for dollar on the spread. They take they anchor price of one (HH gas for instance), derive a power price based on HH and the HR, come up with the notional value, and give you an equal amount of each. To be exact, the gas amounts can be in 2 tickets.