Quote from trade-ya1:
JBT, good analysis. My style is more befitting of a Babe Ruth than a Rod Carew. I suppose I hit my share of home runs and also have my share of strike outs. Tough to change your make-up. Best, Neal.
Quote from Gringinho:
I haven't lost my long bias - and had a quickie sub-1.2250 on the december until it stalled over it again. Why should we go much lower than this ?
[16:15 EUR/USD: Cross Action Dominating As Topside Capped] Boston, September 14: Try as it might, EUR/USD has been unable to retake the 1.23 handle, leaving intraday specs long and vulnerable to pullbacks. Such a pullback is underway as heavy EUR/JPY selling weighs on the spot rate. Asian bids are rumored here at 1.2250, however, with more at 1.2225.
PS! Another nice source for info is from www.saxobank.com - they have an ok newsletter which gives some nice heads-up and also special reports sometimes.
Quote from chinook:
Gringinho,
Who is your broker? I'm with IB. I was wondering if I can find a better deal for trading the FX futures. You're doing good volume--are you leasing a seat from CME?
Chinook
Quote from Gringinho:
I use IB too, but no seat. I have a proprietary trading application - mostly for pattern signals to help me scalp.
Using IB which is one of the largest contributors to the CME GLOBEX with regards to transactions is a comfort sometimes.
Yes, I wrote an application (and framework for scripts) in Java.Quote from chinook:
What is the proprietary trading application, is that some software you wrote and interfaced to IB TWS?
Have you looked into leasing a CME seat? It's about $3500/month but you might be able to save almost $1 per transaction.
Chinook