How things change in a week!Euribor,without the constant screwing around by allocation models(thanks dickiedickieg),which basically wait until the genuine bid or offer reaches a certain amount then jump on it's back with 10 times the volume to ensure 'best allocation' for themselves,is actually tradeable again.
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Bobl, Bund , Shatz And Euribor Traders
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How things change in a week!Euribor,without the constant screwing around by allocation models(thanks dickiedickieg),which basically wait until the genuine bid or offer reaches a certain amount then jump on it's back with 10 times the volume to ensure 'best allocation' for themselves,is actually tradeable again.
Jaysus, its like listening to a bunch of old women. If your losing money, get a paper round and come in after that, at leat you'll have your lunch money
Ok spreader, no need to get shirty, just keep plugging away im sure you'll start making some money sooner or later. I wasnt knocking your points, but if you all keep telling each other how bad the markets are you'll only believe your going to lose, either that or your just a terrible trader. I had a bad patch one tuesday in january, since then ive been cleaning up. PTA!!!
Morgan Stanley turn off bond market black boxes
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=email_en&refer=home&sid=aBEqFwt9XgUs
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=email_en&refer=home&sid=aBEqFwt9XgUs
Quote from Dogfish:
Morgan Stanley turn off bond market black boxes
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=email_en&refer=home&sid=aBEqFwt9XgUs
Thanks for the post. The bids/offers have dried up quite a bit, especially in the US 30 yr.