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1. Never take a laxative just before the market opens. 2. Never take Viagra just before the market opens. 3. Never take Viagra and a laxative together. You won't know if you're coming or going.

I don't have time right now to check what's wrong but from what I can see on your chart, the symbol doesn't appear to include the months following the 'B' which may be the cause of your problem. You might want to check out the KnowledgeBase...

I think the orders/cancellations go through. The problem is that you can't use BookTrader again during the hanging period.

It's been 40 years or so, but as I remember, in the beginning similar to your "take the money and run" mentality, mine was 'ya never go out of business making a profit' . But I dumped that after I learned to read the price movement, finding that there are only so many things that can happen at...

Most of the brokers here charge between 40 and 50 yen. Just one charges less, 35 yen. But even if you wanted to use a cheaper broker in Japan you wouldn't be able to as you must have an address in Japan. Also, IB's intraday margin is less than what the brokers here require, which is mostly 100...

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Wit the English symbol list you can download a CSV file for today's prices for all stocks on TSE here http://k-db.com/stocks/, and for individual issues by entering the symbol at the top of the page (ex. 7203 for Toyota). 8 years of daily data and 1 and 5 minute data for today...

Now that you have the English symbol list you can download a CSV file for today's prices for all stocks on TSE here http://k-db.com/stocks/, and for individual issues by entering the symbol at the top of the page (ex. 7203 for Toyota). 8 years of daily data and 1 and 5 minute data for today...

I've often read about people looking for an English list of Japanese stock symbols. Here's one from TSE's site. http://www.tse.or.jp/english/market/data/listed_companies/index.html

Just found the English list on TSE's site http://www.tse.or.jp/english/market/data/listed_companies/index.html

You can get the data here. Maybe you could ask them if they can provide you with a symbol list in English. http://www.bigcharts.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=JP%3A7203&insttype=Stock

That article has nothing to do with this, and the type of futures position in question is not illegal in Japan and has been offered by the brokers here since 1987. Again you called me stupid. You should go down the hall to your mommy's room and ask her to teach you some manners so that you can...

As I said, the process, buying a put and buying a call vs buying a futures contract and also selling the same contract, is different, but the strategy is the same. But given the difference in the process, the term straddle would not fit for the futures trade. You said....how being long and...

Before you call someone stupid, you should learn to listen to what the say. As I said in previous posts, So you see, I knew that!! And maybe even before you were born if you're under 40. And I never once mentioned stocks, only futures. So, if a recognized strategy that has existed for...

Of course he could place a stop buy. But as he does not know the direction of the move, he would need to place a stop sell order too, tying up additional margin that could be used elsewhere. While I personally do not need to use this tactic, it may be sound for some. And I can not agree with...