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What a fucker! Stopped @ my entry point. Was within 4 ticks of my target 5 days ago...:mad:

Yeah...It's quite weird actually...RM's record is good enough to tolerate a few bad calls... But it's like he wants to be 100% right. I just hope he didn't lose too much on this one.

I am tempted.

Out @ +8.50 cents per bushel.:) It failed to break the +20 level 2 times and it was counterseasonal so I am out.

Out for a scratch @ -9.75. This one went within 2 ticks of my target and then proceeded to directly get back to my entry point...:mad:. Dec LTD is next week and doesn't push Mar anymore.

Long Oct/Dec/Mar17 White sugar butterfly @ -0.8. Long term.

Out @ -1.625.:)

Fat finger.

WASDE

Here you don't talk about simple analysis of non marketable client orders the banks have on its brokerage book, right? You are talking about deeper analysis of the client needs in order to offer them what they want ( with an edge for the bank...). I guess for most people on this site, bank...

And now it looks more human...

Wow. 150? What are they doing? Back office, programmers and analysts?

I know, I know. What would be great is to get close to what they bring back home. If an average bank trader generates 10 M$ for the bank and bring back 2M$, my goal is to try to make 2 M$ as well. This is definitely not my case of course, but it is not out of reach.:) An other interesting...

Hello, I know the question is too vague, but I am interested if some former IB trader would reveal what his desk typically made per year( M$ ) and how many traders were involved. Perhaps I am too curious...I need some motivation lately. Thanks in advance.

Was filled on the remainder.

A couple of reasons: - The curve is too flat. Dec most of the time is at least at a discount to Jul. - Good technical support and seasonality for Sep/Dec. - Really good long term seasonals for Dec/Mar while the contango is weak.

Short Dec/ Long Mar 17 Corn @ -9.25. Long term.

Long Sep/ Short Dec 16 Corn @ -7.5. Only got around 3/4 of desired position.

Yes. Apparently they aren't called Steiner Consulting anymore...

Here it is: http://www.dailylivestockreport.com/