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The NFL is saying for player safety... Kickoffs will get very boring this season and hurt teams that have premier returners - see Josh Cribbs for example.

http://www.creationsandcollections.com (was called Wall Street Creations)

Most mutual funds use long-only strategies. You missed a key word there in your description of what kind of fund. This article is about hedge funds which are a different animal.

If you want to remain in compliance, then ask them what you need to do in order to get an outside account approved. If there's nothing you can do, then you got your answer quickly. It's a real pain for you and the firm, so don't expect this to be easy.

And yet another post saying to change the ES. These posts show up a few times a year, every year it seems. Let's see.... one of the largest contracts traded @ the CME, generates huge business for them -- and you suggest they change it? :D What they need to fix are the contracts no one...

OEC has been fine -- knock on wood. I can't recall the last outage on OEC and like I said, when there is one, ET will light up w/ complaints and nothing comes to mind in recent memory.

Yep. They offer a demo, so I would check it out. Data and platform free to live accounts, which is nice. If you need more charting options, can plug their data into MultiCharts and others so at least save the data cost each month.

I can report that Open ECry's software has not missed a beat through all this. And if it had, ET would have lit up with complaints. :p

http://www.ctsfutures.com/t4_version.aspx Looks like some specials, but still can get to $500/mo. $500/mo or $0/mo. I'll keep my Open ECry $0/mo. Don't get me wrong, T4 was very nice when I used and I imagine it's even better now, but since OEC can do what I need, that's a nice...

The exchanges have nice educational areas on their websites. http://www.cmegroup.com/education/index.html Good place to start. Front splash page - 25 options strategies on futures.

From other thread CTA: What is T4 charging currently? I was paying $500/mo before I moved to OEC and pay $0/mo there for their platform. Pricing may have changed, but it was based on amount of trading with a $500/max on it. No charts, data - just the T4 dom. Think I read they have charts now.

Yep, it's risk-free. Congratulations, you cracked the code. You will never lose on this play. Ever. :confused: Really? WTF kind of question is that? Risk-free in the markets.... wow.

If you are not trading a lot and conscious of fees, something like Scottrade would be just fine. If you are going to be more active then you'll have to compare each one, but at least most of the leg work is already done.

The odds of any brokerage out there now, esp the online guys, being here in 30-40 years w/o mergers, acquisitions and failures is pretty slim. So find a broker that meets most of your requirements and just know that the name on the statement will probably change multiple times over the next 40...

Wow, that's cool. I would not have expected that.

When the US banned short selling, it was followed by a healthy selloff. QE was supposed to prop the market up and it did for awhile. Eventually the market gets it right, regardless of gov't interference.

What is T4 charging currently? I was paying $500/mo before I moved to OEC and pay $0/mo there for their platform. Pricing may have changed, but it was based on amount of trading with a $500/max on it. No charts, data - just the T4 dom. Think I read they have charts now.

Great film, buy the thing and support the people that put that together!

thales - good to see ya! Didn't think you came around these parts. :D Hope you are doing well.

You expect me to pay? (fair, not fare) Regardless, go ahead and dig up whatever you want and post it here. I'm not interested in doing your work. Thanks though.