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I think if you own 50% of an llc, 50% of the LLC's profits are your profits and therefore you pay taxes on those profits.

Hello - i don't have access to time&sales for stocks...can anyone tell me how liquid the DIA stock is for day-trading - what's the max number of shares that can be day-traded (not scalping) on a low to medium volume day without slippage? and also...how correlated is it with YM futures...

Chuck Norris started trading with $0 in his account, and his broker knew Chuck would be profitable right away. He made most of his money selling naked puts, he will never be assigned because he is Chuck Norris.

do you guys know anything about this: i was reading an article a few days ago that said one of the reasons Bush invaded Iraq was because Saddam Hussein has just started using Euros to trade oil instead of US dollars? yep, if Obama brings the troops out too soon without proper planning or...

People making less than $75,000, elderly, women because of the abortion issue, people who want insurance that will be paid by the rich, fans of Oprah + George Clooney and other celebrities!, people that are tired of the war in Iraq, etc...The only ones that would probably not vote for him are...

it probably depends on the amount of risk you are taking + maximum drawdown you are likely to have, adding contracts is all mathematically i think, there shouldn't be a fixed dollar amount per contract for trading ES in general, it depends on how a person trades.

Hello, i am currently subscribing to to IQfeed for CME and CBOT exchanges live data and my bill is about $166 - and that's more than how much I lose trading futures on average per week! my broker offers patsystem data feed, but it has no historical data. so, what i am looking for is a data...

i intend to follow that thread and learn from it - it's nice to see how traders think and make their decisions. and i hope your ZB + CL positions work out as planned!:)

wow, maybe?? you know its not good for you to confuse a harmless beginner, but i suppose that's a way of having fun :D

yes, i know its not the same...but what i don't seem to know are the differences. that's why i was wondering if someone could tell me if the image that i attached of my stop getting filled - would look the same or not if i was trading live. and thanks for the thread reference - it looks...

...i am using stop limit. "stop limit, it is triggered when touched" are u saying that the image that i attached would look the same if i was trading live?

...i am still not understanding how the orders get filled: lets say i have a sell stop at 100, then a buyer buys my contracts at 100 - after he/she buys - there is a sale at 99 and then the price falls lower, but it never went over 100. - isn't this how it works? and if yes, wasn't my stop...

as far as i noticed with NQ - the fills usually aren't too bad with market orders, maybe an occassional 1 or 2 tick slippage - but with ZN, i agree that market orders should not be used. and thank you very for the advice....i could really use it!

thanks very much Bogan + MandelbrotSet for your replies and advice, i will be sure to proceed with caution. ...i just wanted to clear things up. and i been using market orders: so never bothered to worry about fills.

can someone please answer - it would really help me and others possibly. Its just a simple question...anyone who trades ZN would know this. the reason i ask is because: when trading on the simulator - the orders only get filled when the price goes through the order, but when trading live -...

Hey guys, how are the fills on ZN? is it like the ES, where the price has to go through your order to get filled or does it get filled if touched? and how do the stops getting filled - if touched or if the price goes through your order? thank you for your time

thank you so much for that information jeb9999...it was so funny today - my broker says one exchange and my data feed provider says the other exchange.

thanx surdo! and for the data provider - should i be subscribing to CME globex or eCBOT?

hello, sorry for starting a new thread about this...but my data feed provider says ZN is under eCBOT and my broker says its under Globex? i looked that cme website and it doesn't have ZN...i am little confused....i just to know what exchange it is on? did it migrate to CME?

Most automated systems are actually very complex like condorll said, even a slight variation on operating them can make a huge difference (butterfly effect) - between making money and losing money. since we are on the topic of security, does anyone know if the basic windows vista start up...