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His theory is correct and so is your point about verticals. They are not mutually exclusive. There is a lot of economic theory that goes into hedging and it's been written about extensively. Ultimately to drive liquidity, you have to service the true hedger, not the speculator.

That's why I thought it was brilliant for Bass to trade the peripheral countries vs China.

People were writing this guy off earlier this year when his fund was down and China still a going concern. Great comeback. He also bottom picked Oil.

Nitro doesn't care if you have "small" stops. :)

Bass's Hayman Capital Up +24.8% in 2016, Warns of 'Tectonic Shift' in Global Markets Jan 4 2017 | 8:52pm ET Kyle Bass’s Hayman Capital reversed first-half losses in its flagship fund to end last year with a gain of 24.83% due to prescient calls on currencies and bond market developments. The...

If you want to ask Nitro out, just send him a PM. We don't need a whole thread just for you. What's the worst that can happen..he says no? Then ask again. :)

First trade did not work out so well.

This article is right. This winter has been nuts. It's been a while since we had so many huge warming trends around cold arctic blasts. But you know what I like about natty? The Fed can't do a f*cking thing in this market. Thus all men are equal. :)

Huh?

Without distribution, the outcome is useless. Come on, if you are a data scientist you know this.

Generally speaking, when one is talking about the Euro Currency they just say the Euro. Eurodollars (plural) is referring to dollar deposits.

https://capitalistexploits.at/2016/12/eurodollar-market-it-all-starts-here/

So does anyone actually have an open account yet?

It should be properly noted that any man, woman or child who puts that stuff on their screens while using ACD will be severely reprimanded by the ACD Trading Gods. :)

They will match the rates. I just don't think they will match the rates for small accounts.

I hope tasty works is bringing more to the table then lower rates because I DO think TOS can match those rates. So then what is the point behind tasty works. They are simply a less capitalized version of TOS.

HJ is a storage play. You need to get out a sheet of paper and draw out the value chain so you know what effects what and in what order. Degrees drive demand...demand pulls from storage...flow from storage derives price. For spreads...first leg of spread....degrees drive demand at time...

No portfolio margin accounts?

Is there really space for another broker? It seems like the industry is consolidating with the smaller guys getting bought out by the bigger guys. The angle I see here is they are going to upsell a lot of services, training, seminars, etc to their customers. They look like a cheaper version...

Their website is live now. They have some screenshots of their software. It looks like this thing is coming in pieces. I'm curious what their offerings are going to be on futures options since TOS is VERY limited compared to IB. Of course they don't even have futures set up yet.