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  1. Looking for Sponsors for a University Trading Competition...ideas?

    Oops I see I hadn't read the OP's post properly -- you're already saying it's not going to be just the highest p/l wins. Good.
    Post by: day4night, Jul 29, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  2. Nat Spreads

    Have a good vacation PAPA. Thanks for the education in Natural spreads. I'm not in any (still learning) but am watching. Look forward to your return.
    Post by: day4night, Jul 29, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  3. Nat Spreads

    PAPA what about the widow maker (+H/-J)? Vacation? How we gonna spread the natty w/out you?!?
    Post by: day4night, Jul 29, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  4. Looking for Sponsors for a University Trading Competition...ideas?

    This might sound odd but you might consider including p/l volatility, max drawdown, commissions and fees and other metrics as part of your...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 28, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  5. short-term crude

    This has some good links. http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2009/07/28/64201/evil-commodities-speculators-in-the-dock/ That CFTC man Gary Gensler...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 28, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  6. grain spreaders

    I can't speak for bean spreads but it's certainly done a lot with eurodollar interest rate futures. Speaking of eurodollars, looking at nov 10...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 27, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  7. grain spreaders

    Thanks TraderTX.
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  8. High Speed Trading Unfair To Retail Traders

    In stocks could pairs trading render the algos irrelevant?
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Trading

  9. short-term crude

    And it's much appreciated.
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  10. grain spreaders

    Interesting. I'd like to get into oil v meal but have to watch it and study up first... Are the new crop calendar spreads usually pretty tame?...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  11. grain spreaders

    I've been looking at the various bean calendar spreads mostly. But I trade across various markets and don't always understand ag that well (yet...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  12. grain spreaders

    Anybody in these spreads lately?
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  13. short-term crude

    How often do you think directional options trades are on the right side of the market? Weren't a lot of $100 calls coming in when WTI was at $70?
    Post by: day4night, Jul 24, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  14. short-term crude

    Lol...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 23, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  15. short-term crude

    Thanks OG -- are you on the NYMEX floor? And got any idea what to make of the WTI-Brent spread? Is it really Asian demand for sour crudes...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 22, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  16. Dualflation

    I realized after posting this that I'd made at least one error, saying there's no evidence of fewer companies. Of course there are fewer companies...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  17. Dualflation

    Anyway, sorry to say but there seem to be some flaws here. First is international competition -- you seem to dismiss it entirely. Since you...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 21, 2009 in forum: Economics

  18. Futures: Could bid/ask bias in mini-contract vs big be used as contrary indicator?

    Or, especially with gold, is it possible that smaller traders as a whole have an almost permanently bullish bias? After all, gold attracts a...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 21, 2009 in forum: Technical Analysis

  19. Futures: Could bid/ask bias in mini-contract vs big be used as contrary indicator?

    Trading gold futures today I noticed that e-minis showed a bias compared to the normal COMEX contract. For example the COMEX bid/ask would be 6...
    Thread by: day4night, Jul 21, 2009, 2 replies, in forum: Technical Analysis

  20. Dualflation

    First, Japanese savings have been invested overseas to a very large degree, helping in some cases to develop countries whose new companies can now...
    Post by: day4night, Jul 20, 2009 in forum: Economics
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