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  1. Interest rate futures/Stock Mkt Spread

    It seems very often Interest Rate Futures and the Stock mkt go in opposite directions. Slow economy good for Bonds but not for the stock mkt. War...
    Thread by: links, Jan 29, 2003, 0 replies, in forum: Index Futures

  2. TA of Your Own Performance Chart?

    As man mentioned, on surface it may look like a good idea to trade your equity chart, but I believe you're adding another layer of complexity to...
    Post by: links, Jan 29, 2003 in forum: Technical Analysis

  3. Tradestation vs IB?

    For me Tradestation is an easy choice. I think where Tradestation shines is in Strategy testing; I can't imagine anyone putting their hard earned...
    Post by: links, Jan 28, 2003 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  4. Trading grains

    If you're used to the lighting fast fills/confirmations of the eminis, you will be in for a big surprise trading the grains. I agree with...
    Post by: links, Jan 17, 2003 in forum: Financial Futures

  5. How to handle 24 Hr Futures Trading

    Thanks everyone for your input. The idea of trading teams monitoring the markets is certainly a good one. Alas for us small individual traders...
    Post by: links, Jan 17, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  6. How to handle 24 Hr Futures Trading

    For those of us who use Tradestation or other back testing software find its so easy to backtest a emini system not realizing that some of the...
    Post by: links, Jan 15, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  7. How to handle 24 Hr Futures Trading

    With S&P and Nasdaq emini futures trading around the clock, just wondering how traders cope w/ the long hours. For those of you who swing trade ES...
    Thread by: links, Jan 15, 2003, 20 replies, in forum: Index Futures

  8. Are top investors' brains wired for wealth?

    Dr. Huettel has done some interesting work. http://www.biac.duke.edu/people/faculty/huettel.asp I wonder if there is a way to rewire our...
    Post by: links, Jan 11, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  9. PhD without the guts

    Max, as you know there is a goalie, and that's our EGO. Give it time, it will show up when you least expect, usually after a long running...
    Post by: links, Jan 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  10. PhD without the guts

    Despite the fact LTCM (Long Term Capital management) had a bunch of Noble prize laureates on their staff, their Hedge fund still blew up.
    Post by: links, Jan 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  11. QQQ liquidity on ISLD...

    I am not sure why anyone would want to trade QQQ/SPY etc. The eminis offer round the clock trading, little slippage, lower commission and very...
    Post by: links, Jan 9, 2003 in forum: Trading

  12. Funding a Hedge Fund, How Easy?

    puffygums, There maybe some validity to setting up a partnership as you describe, it almost sounds like a tax shelter, but I am not sure as to...
    Post by: links, Jan 6, 2003 in forum: Trading

  13. Funding a Hedge Fund, How Easy?

    I tried managing money for a small group of friends/acquaintances (3) back in the late '80s. Basically we opened up a small partnership account...
    Post by: links, Jan 6, 2003 in forum: Trading

  14. EMDR - a good way to reduce Trading Anxiety

    That's a good point Max. All of these techniques NLP, EFT, EMDR seem to effective in by- passing the conscious mind and work directly at the...
    Post by: links, Dec 18, 2002 in forum: Psychology

  15. EMDR - a good way to reduce Trading Anxiety

    I have had three EMDR sessions, I can tell you from experience that its a very effective technique. I have also done a fair bit of thinking...
    Post by: links, Dec 17, 2002 in forum: Psychology

  16. EMDR - a good way to reduce Trading Anxiety

    I was wondering if anyone has used EMDR to reduce trading anxiety or stress? EMDR is a new approach along the lines of NLP. As we know...
    Thread by: links, Dec 16, 2002, 16 replies, in forum: Psychology
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