SLV trade

I think you should admit your mistake now and move on.

A block can refer to any large trade in any instrument. When someone says that a 100,000 block traded in an SLV option, it means that there was a trade for 100,000 contracts or, alternatively, you could say 100,000-contract block trade.

You can find the definition from CME here.

 

no one on et has admitted a mistake since 1997. its in the terms and conditions.

 

in-proper?

speak Englee?

try improper.

file under pot calls kettle black.

why do they go up against me? they never win. ask winston and the other shills.

 

a lot like the Bear Stearns bankruptcy put someone purchased 1.7 million worth, 2 or 3 days later over 300 million

 

looks like forexforex learned his lessonlesson

 

Block trade refers to size. Some define it as shares and bonds. Others include futures and options.

Does it really matter?