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thanks for your reply i dont like fesx or es (mini s&p500) as the sizes are too big with small ranges. i'm looking for eurex instruments with similiar speed and size as mini nasdaq or the old mini russell 200 (2 digit size at each level)

hi all i like trading eurex products for low rates and convenient trading hours. i'm trying dax but it's a bit too fast. I'm looking for instruments with medium speed and sizes, somewhere in between those of dax and fesx anyone plz suggest some? thanks in advance.

how do you place orders in Lightspeed that quickly? i tried the demo but didnt see anything like 'single click trading'.. thanks

i'm also considering lightspeed and IB lightspeed has better comish for me (for a particular product) but seems like they do not have something like DOM/Book Trader or "Single Click Trading"?

very well said there's no excuse for going to sleep when having working orders/open positions in the market no offence spanish, and sorry about your loss

please keep posting. interesting to watch :)

hey jon how do u set up the IQ Feed connection? :confused: also your version is quite different from mine...

bj :) your broker is open only to uk residents?

hey jon do u follow the exit signals in the software as well or u manage your position in your own way?

lol this is hilarious

then why would you trade a method that has "twice the risk and half of the return" ? :)

congrats! this really inspires me..i always like pair trading i just installed the software u'r using..have some questions: how do u add a list of stocks? i have to click and search for every single one.. have u tried other exchanges? i tried adding singopre stock exchange but couldn't...

thanks everyone who has contributed to this thread. i'd had no idea how to trade pairs in stocks before coming by this thread. jonny, on 9oct you said you were down 2.9% of your acct, but after a few trading days you were back up to 21% does this mean the pnl varies a lot?

what are u trying to say?

sounds interesting. looking forward to ur posts

hey guys, i'd love to learn about stock trading..but since i'm not in the US, is there any way i could learn about this method? i've read some summary posts in previous threads but some of the links are no longer valid.. thanks in advance

zenfire is reliable but for those who trade eurex they can't see the volume...

hey Susana, thanks for the chart would u mind explaining where u got those 2 support and resistance lines (the red and blue lines) in today's chart? thanks in advance

great thread so far thanks. Susana, how do u select where to trade the setups? i mean how to point out the reliable ones? thanks

This was the second time OEC went down for me in about 2 weeks :eek: