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it is awesome!...many times 1-2 tick spread...also, much less on daytrade margin then CL...to me, "Brent is the new mini Crude Oil"

there may not be a bigger upcoming EIA/WEd announcement then this one May 14...why?...if Oil went up last week on bearish EIA news...then if a "2nd wave" of EIA bearish news comes this wed...could be a massive sell-off...but, some other news could start the sell off monday, tuesday...I severly...

agreed...there may not be a bigger upcoming EIA/WEd announcement then this one May 14...why?...if Oil went up last week on bearish EIA news...then if a "2nd wave" of EIA bearish news comes this wed...could be a massive sell-off...but, some other news could start the sell off monday, tuesday...I...

crude and brent almost same price...significant or not?

you guys are right on...HUGE OIL bubble about to burst...like Gold did...

I'm with you...were do you see Oil heading?...back to $100, $90...you should try the Brent or mini crude oil...smaller than larger CL crude oil

the QM ave vol is around 16,000-20,000 or so...yea, large is better with more point value...the bid/ask spread is huge on the QM

www.globalfutures.com is great!!!!!!!!!

CL $1,000 per point BZ $1,000 per point QM $500 per point do you like the CL only?...I like Brent because the daytrade margin is less...CL daytrade margin $3,300 and BZ daytrade margin $2,500...QM daytrade margin $1,650 but need twice the ticks to make the same amount in the CL or BZ...what...

I would seriously consider trading the Brent Oil future...it is in the 'middle' daytrade margin wise and has the SAME tick/point value as the CL... daytrade margins: mini crude: $1,650 Crude: $3,300 Brent: $2,500 the day range of Brent and Crude is the same and the volume average is...

I would seriously consider trading the Brent Oil future...it is in the 'middle' daytrade margin wise and has the SAME tick/point value as the CL... daytrade margins: mini crude: $1,650 Crude: $3,300 Brent: $2,500 the day range of Brent and Crude is the same and the volume average is...

both Brent and Crude Oil futures have the same tick and point value...(both large and not mini contracts)...I.E....for both, a Buy move from $118.00 to $119.00 = $1,000.00 profit in both...what is the deciding difference to trade one over the other?...the only thing I can think is that to...

tomorrows EIA numbers will be huge if Oil hits $125.00 or not...could be the beginning of downward move...

Gold is a "theory" outlet...you do not actuall use it for anything...Oil is used for everything transport wise as Corn etc..even Euros are actul currency...when money flows out of cash does not have to go into 'actual Gold'...can go into Oil or Euros etc...so, at the end of the day Gold is a...

3 key questions not being answered: *what time period is the volume being noted (1,5,10,15 minute bar etc.) *what contracts are you looking at?...does the volume theory hold only for high volume ES or others like YM and CL? *is volume being considered to enter "volume apex/peak...

wow...confirmed again...today...may 1st...did you get in?

these are the only mini's I would suggest looking at trading for liquidity's (enough volume): emini SP (ES) emini Nasdaq (NQ) emini Russell 2000 (ER2) mini Dow (YM) mini Crude Oil (QM)....not the best volume but the best of energy minis mini Gold...not the best volume but the best of the...

awesome....great job!

this post has been confirmed...I hope you were SHORT USO, OIH or Crude Oil futures...anyone?