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out of it, not worth the aggrevation position was 1,5% of portfolio and took a +-10% loss on it

probably will cover today, will give it till noon

the most squeezed stock in the US

nice clean chart thanks for the post

anyhow, short from 102 area now looking to bail out in 110 area or add more around 95

my ex- colleagues used to worked at Deutsche Bank, they knew a thing or 2 about corporate bonds imo. if i were you i would sign up for a bond newsletter at DB pls take into account that i m not a corporate bond expert myself

it got bought by KTOS

GMCR what an uptick guess no one read this http://blogs.smeal.psu.edu/grumpyoldaccountants/archives/229

ISYS Anyone know if it´s halted?

thank you blotto, i appreciate the time you took to think about this. i was planning on starting with 5 contracts and rev it up a bit once we have a cushion (profits) the commission question is not that simple, as it is used to pay for: analyst, office, colleague, licensing etc. But it's good...

Initial margin: 1347 euro Maintenance margin: 1078 euro

total margin requirement is not 2425E

so far largest drawdown has been 164euro/ contract =0.64% unleveraged

thx for your reply abattia. so your are saying 100k/ 1374 + (320euro x2) = 49 contracts don't think my client could stomach your worst case scenario drawdown = 31360 (31.36%)

How many contracts should I trade using this method? Account size: 100k euro Instrument: Eurostoxx 50 futures Initial margin: 1347 euro Maintenance margin: 1078 euro 10 euro per point Method: stoploss 6- 8 pts Max times of stop hits: 4 consecutive Commission for a round trip: 6 euro/...

volatility of the underlying!

yes, batting average and size of loss are important

trade with 1 contract per 25k untill you have enough profits (=buffer for (stop)losses) to increase size keep stoploss as tight as possible without it affecting performance (look into a percentage of ADR)

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I use the screener at www.finviz.com it's free and simple, just the way I like it.