ES Journal - 2012

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Quote from fishing:

i am.. junes volumes still only half of march

IQFeed's continuous contract always switches over the day before on globex open, so I have backfilled my continuous contract and have my big picture up with that, but still looking at March for day's view, because I use volume-based charts and the low volume really screws this up. By tomorrow most everyone will be on board the new ship.
 
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IQFeed's continuous contract always switches over the day before on globex open, so I have backfilled my continuous contract and have my big picture up with that, but still looking at March for day's view, because I use volume-based charts and the low volume really screws this up. By tomorrow most everyone will be on board the new ship.

blending the two MP volumes is always a pain as is drawing new lines on templates. would love to see a program for IB (simple) to transpose the lines based on the old contract.

just felt like whining a bit. june has been smooth today. I usually trade the first 30 minutes with the old, but today got my charts setup well early so just traded it out of the chute from -30 globex.

casual drift to the AH high and looking to return to the bigger trend barring greece / euro jiggyness. :cool:
 
Short of any unsettling news from Greece, any reason to short this? I don't think so. 1am EST will confirm the news, but as of now reports are that 75% to 80% are committed to the debt swap, and they only need 66% to trigger CACs to force 100% to the swap. I think this is basically a done deal.

The larger question may remain of the IMF support due to foreign bondholders not bound by Greek law (one report said 14% of debt). This could block the IMF support and hence the bailout, and hence all hell breaks loose. However, the deadline for this is not until March 20 I think, so there can be plenty of buying and partying in the streets till then.
 
Quote from Trvlwanderer:

out half size at 59.50

holding a couple runners for previous targets.

adjusting the next target for 61. will evaluate at that point and readjust the final runner to close by eod.

no holding in the AH while euro news unfolds .......would rather smack myself in the head with a ball peen hammer. :cool:
 
Quote from JoshDance:

Short of any unsettling news from Greece, any reason to short this? I don't think so. 1am EST will confirm the news, but as of now reports are that 75% to 80% are committed to the debt swap, and they only need 66% to trigger CACs to force 100% to the swap. I think this is basically a done deal.

The larger question may remain of the IMF support due to foreign bondholders not bound by Greek law (one report said 14% of debt). This could block the IMF support and hence the bailout, and hence all hell breaks loose. However, the deadline for this is not until March 20 I think, so there can be plenty of buying and partying in the streets till then.
the thought that they will never get paid is why they are taking the reduction,even then i am sure many believe their money is gone,can they turn around and sell there reduced agreement to someone else or do they have to ride it to zero
 
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