... Are you scale trading? I've been looking through posts on risk management for long term ...6 month+ trades and I came across this
I am only interested in using exchange traded spreads and not outrights. But the exchange traded fly book looks so thin and quickly becomes...
I'm from Sydney and I'm looking at spreading using CL calendars. Entry and exit only a handful of times a year and holding for 6 or so months each...
Thanks! Sounds like I need Ninjatrader just for this. Does the Kinetic data include exchange traded spreads? I'm looking for non-continuous,...
Thanks. Yes I thought so. I really like @bone suggestion of using the 24 hour desk, where the broker looks after the stops and targets for long...
I'm still trying to understand what Advantage Futures means by:"Overnight Position Charge":...
How do I get the ICS and synthetic doms for say FYT looking the same in TT? The price column of the ICS dom is 1/100th the amount of the...
@CALLumbus Sounds interesting.
Thanks it makes sense. Very similar to S0mmi. Also it looks like the targets are whatever the market is prepared to give you
Hi CALLumbus Is the stop much tighter than the target?
I believe Tradovate are an introducing broker for Dorman so talk to them. MrMuppet doesn't use Jigsaw, he's just helping us understand. I thought...
This is an old thread, but is "true value" still important for index day traders (outrights) in this age of HFT ?
Looking at the bund as I'm doing the Axia ladder training, but it does sound like I need to find passive setups as you mentioned. Garry Norden DOM...
... So trading Eurex futures (Europe) from Sydney (Australia) through Jigsaw add-on at Amp Futures (USA) sounds way too slow as those milliseconds...
I want to have a look at Aussie10yr vs US10yr spreads, flys using exchange traded calendars, exchange traded ICS treasury spreads etc. I keep...
Thankyou!
I know CQG QTrader can chart spreads, and that you have to leg into synthetic spreads manually, into each leg using each DOM. I can't afford their...
I'm going through the link @bathrobe posted and I understand about the first 2 levels shown in the implied book, but what is the difference...
Am I reading this right, that these are "US Treasury" exchange traded spreads with Implication turned on?...
Just saw your post, so it's in basis points, so I'm still not sure about the $ value between each grid line
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