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Yes it usually is this volatile .... sometimes there is a strong move, and sometimes, like today, it is kind of choppy and can't decide which way to go.

Yes, it is impossible to prove or disprove at this point .... but based on my own experiences, I do believe that l-form bacteria and Vitamin D dysregulation are behind most chronic illness. If you look at how the evidence lines up, it is certainly possible, and even plausible.

I took vitamins for years, and just got sicker and sicker. In particular - don't take supplemental Vitamin D. It isn't even a vitamin. http://bacteriality.com/2007/09/15/vitamind

You should qualify, especially is your holding period is intraday. http://www.fairmark.com/traders/intro.htm Read all 11 pages Also google http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft%3Aen-us&q=trader+tax+status

Yep lots going on next week .... Anyone have the real stats about how many times the indices form a triple bottom vs. a triple top?

Well said .... end of conversation

My messages per second is under 5. But at the end of the day the modification/execution is up to 70:1. Not trying to spoof anything, but on some stocks - if you know your price - there is a real advantage to being toward the front of the order queue. I could probably optimize some orders...

Sorry to ressurect an old thread - but I am also wondering about US stocks, routed "smart". I am looking into moving a strategy onto the IB API but a 50:1 rule would be a show stopper for me.

I bought some at the close, and will accumulate if it pushes lower tommorow. I really think we close higher tommorow.

http://www.earnings.com/earning.asp?date=20080313&client=cb

Yeah, the fed has friends on wall street, but they really exist to serve the government. The U.S. government is the worst offender by spending however much money they want. I vote for the tightwad every time (not sure who that is, if Ron Paul is not a choice).

Oops, you are right, no more contango. Bottom line - it adds another variable when playing USO. Agreed that futures are best.

The oil futures are in contango, and USO is suffering from it. I am in DBC, which has been doing well by rolling forward to the cheapest contract, and has 35% oil, 15% heating oil, and some agriculture and metals. Check out this web site and the "Hard Assets University"...

Measure your success by if you are following your own rules or not. If you have a string of bad trades, but didn't make any mistakes, then don't feel bad, it happens to everyone. With that taken care of, if you are still aren't making money, you will be able to analyze if there is a problem with...

Yeas - unless using FIX - you send a separate cancel order followed by a new order. I put the new orders and cancels into a FIFO queue, implemented for each symbol. It only processes the front item in the queue, and only removes the front item when the order is confirmed as pending, or as...

Correct http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20080204006265&newsLang=en Ron Paul is picking up delegates left and right. Anytime another campaign cannot find a delegate willing to make the trip to the state convention, a Ron Paul supporter is...

The contraction of credit is deflationary. There is only so much the Fed can do.

Do sanctions ever work?

Check out Cy Group.

Genesis only takes traders who are doing huge volume. But there are some good Genesis sub-LLC's like Cy Group and JC trading.