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I respect your opinion. Please take my word for this: Something is different here, and I say this an extremely-attentive, long-time reader of NYT.

wow. fascinating article. it's hard not to see this as a cynical exercise; his "arguments" are so confused (cf., volatility), it's difficult to believe that the author does not know better. question: might we see more of this from hft-hedgies who've watched their edges vanish with hft...

Excerpt from the article: French and German policy makers see this as a “Robin Hood tax,” a way of discouraging speculative transactions and raising cash from the bankers who provoked the financial crisis. Use of phrases "Robin Hood tax" and, especially, "bankers who provoked the...

Hard work is absolutely necessary but cruelly insufficient. Luck has nothing to do with it.

OMG TWO MINUTES 'TIL THE OPEN 2012 CAN YOU STAND THE SUSPENSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

+1

no offense but...either you're gay or you just don't get out that much.

why is ndx the knuckle-dragger?

but very little upward movement here...

why are you short, sir?

here it comes...

wow this has gone so still...

yes, there's a VWAP indicator under "upper indicators". you don't see it?

This p.a. is custom tailored to lure shorts. I'll admit to having been tempted myself. But uvol/dvol, among other things, makes it quite impossible.

I'm sorry to see that Def has gone silent. IB's one and only advantage, so far as I saw it, was the additional margin of safety their "sweeping" policy afforded commodities accounts. Now, with that gone, there's really no reason to stick around.

are you sure about this?

As some people know, I have a love/hate relationship with IB. One thing I do love about IB is its "snapshot" data. In hyperfast markets (eg, right after Fed announcements, etc.), IB is the ordinary trader's best chance of knowing what the market is actually doing. Quite frankly, I can't...

1237.50 doesn't hold. Again.

moment of truth?

ok, folks, will the 37.50 ceiling finally crack?