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You're missing the point. You obviously would not run an 11gb page on your machine. There is a specific problem in the eSig 11 memory management that I would hope that the developers take up. I have an 11 gb Commit size, but eSig is reducing it to a 700 mb working set. Than when you...

Memory management is not improved on this release. For some reason, eSignal 11 cleans out memory overnight and can take over an hour just to be able to scroll to a point two weeks in the past. Please just leave memory intact at the end of the trading day. I have more than enough to keep...

The futures almost always exceed cash extremes. This can generate 'value' signals or get you stopped out when the cash seems fine.

eSignal 11 is still unusable for trading. I trade with 10 and use 11 because it can display a larger range of volume and range data. E.g., the ES market just opened on Sunday. eSig 11 goes gray. It takes a full 22 (that is twenty-two) minutes to regain control and display current...

This is by far the worst piece of software I have seen in a long time. (BTW, I have over 20 years software development experience specializing in database internals.) With esig 10 I have 4 open windows. My main complaint is that it takes a long time to load tick based charts and is...

The real question is why is that money not being used to cover the $1.2 billion customer short fall? Or more appropriately, why is the Trustee not making an immediate and aggressive claim for those funds?

Shocking, Washington insider becomes lobbyist.

My account was all cash and I have heard nothing. Sent an email to the CME this am, waiting for a response.

That sounds right. Than I would hope they free up the 600 mil in foreign deposits and distribute that. Than the last 600 mil.

It sounds like about $600 mil is in foreign banks and may take a while to get back. That's why the CME has to step in. The money is coming back eventually, and the CME looks worst every day they drag their feet.

It is BS, but it looks like the Trustee is targeting everyone for 60% on the first shot. The cash only customers have an expedited process (don't need to file a claim for the initial distribution only). I'm hoping the Judge considers this negotiable as there will be plenty of lawyers there...

Hope some of the folks that lawyered up can talk the judge into increasing that percentage. The hearing is tomorrow (Wednesday), so we should know more soon. I'm afraid the 'claims' process for the remainder is going to drag out.

Note sure if it will help, but can't hurt. Joined the Fax the Judge program: The Honorable Martin Glenn United States Bankruptcy Judge Southern District of New York One Bowling Green New York, NY 10004-1408 Via Fax 212-668-2878 Re: MF Global, Inc. Case No. 11-07290 (MG) (SIPA)...

I've sent emails to the respective parties and congress. The Trustee said that he would try to have something going by the end of last week. He had the extra weekend. If there is not some progress today, I think faxing is a good idea. Does anyone have SIPC, CFTC and CME fax numbers...

Don't know who Gainor is, but sure sounds like a partisan hack. Like all such, R and D, they just make stuff up that sounds good to the respective faithful. In particular, I don't get cable so watch ABC evening and CBS morning news. Both mentioned every time it was brought up, Jon Corzine...

I think everyone is unsecured until you assert that you are secured. The Trustee probably does not want to give any legal advice now, but I would hope when it gets that far he will make that claim.

The cases are not comparable. The one is a hedge fund where some customers may have essentially profited from 'insider trading' loosely defined. Nothing to do with MF Global.

Opened with a 1900 ADD after closing with -2500. I would call it pick 'em, with a strong tendency to close the gap before showing the continuing trend.

Trading resumes ... Finally got my account reopened. I can't believe it took this long. My IB switched to one of the clearing firms involved in the first wave MF Global transfers. The clearing firm got swamped and it took them almost a week to get my new account application processed. Than...

He probably got it wrong as far as a contract action. The CME 'contract' applies to it's internal balances, not the balances of brokers. However, there is plenty of legal fodder to go after the CME. Rather than going into CYA mode, they would have been well advised to get 100% of the money...