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  1. Treasuries and Energy

    Generally speaking, the capital requirements for spread trading are less than directional trading if your execution costs (commissions) can be...
    Post by: bone, Nov 19, 2009 in forum: Financial Futures

  2. Treasuries and Energy

    Well, technically my clients aren't trading for me, and I certainly don't make buy or sell recommendations for anybody. I provide my clients with...
    Post by: bone, Nov 19, 2009 in forum: Financial Futures

  3. Treasuries and Energy

    For those of you wanting to transpose your technical study setups from the yield curve spreads into the energy spreads, please keep the obvious in...
    Post by: bone, Nov 19, 2009 in forum: Financial Futures

  4. SpreadProfessor Openings

    Thanks for the reponse, ET members. There are some serious prospects who are now speaking independently with current clients regarding my...
    Post by: bone, Nov 19, 2009 in forum: Educational Resources

  5. Can linear regression analysis really predict the future?

    Maestro: I CERTAINLY agree with you. (Hah!, had to do that) The very best I can do for myself and my clients is to find the very best...
    Post by: bone, Nov 18, 2009 in forum: Strategy Building

  6. SpreadProfessor Openings

    I would recommend going straight away to the website at http://www.spreadprofessor.com Course is $6500. Bankroll and experience level varies...
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Educational Resources

  7. SpreadProfessor Openings

    Jones: I trade my system full time. On average my daily statements are about forty pages long. I trade ICE, Nymex, CME, CBOT, Liffe, Eurex,...
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Educational Resources

  8. SpreadProfessor Openings

    Fifteen prospects have checked out my credentials, personal and professional background, and most importantly have independently communicated with...
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Educational Resources

  9. Can linear regression analysis really predict the future?

    I am a degreed Nuclear Engineer with several U.S. patents in radiation shielding design and robotics. I have been trading full-time for 17 years,...
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Strategy Building

  10. SpreadProfessor Openings

    I have a handful of clients who are about 4 months into the program, and I could accomodate a couple more students in the rotation. Three ET...
    Thread by: bone, Nov 17, 2009, 422 replies, in forum: Educational Resources

  11. Who is paying taxes

    Thanks for scratching that scab again.
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Economics

  12. Should you have a set loss and gain for the day?

    Well, if you're a proprietary firm or fund trader, they'll sure as hell set one for you.
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Risk Management

  13. Please Explain Refinery Runs

    Different refined products require different equipment set-ups: namely pumps, distillation columns, and catalyst beds. Since there is so much...
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  14. Financial spreads

    Martinghoul is spot-on as usual. Clean Price versus Dirty Price. A bit more mean reversion would be great news for alot of traders in this...
    Post by: bone, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: Financial Futures

  15. Financial spreads

    Size traders have been finding that the Bloomberg DV01's suffer from some intraday 'tail risk' as compared to a blended approach using currency...
    Post by: bone, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: Financial Futures

  16. Making my use of stops more methodical and effective

    Stops should work something like this for an intraday trader: Risk 5 tics to make 10 tics. More advanced traders like myself use trailing stops...
    Post by: bone, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: Risk Management

  17. Treasuries and Energy

    Futures butterflies and condors. I teach my clients to leg exchange-supported spreads to arrive at the correct position and hedge ratio. For...
    Post by: bone, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: Financial Futures

  18. ICE Brent Crude Futures

    Other months and exchange-supported calendar spread products including January are part of the total volume. Also, block trades...
    Post by: bone, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: Commodity Futures

  19. At what point will the Fed come in to try and save the dollar?

    This is why the Chinese are screaming bloody murder to Obama about the 'mother of all carry trades'. It's all about relative value...
    Post by: bone, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: Economics

  20. CME Group: Dark Order Book

    This thread reminds me of the Obama birth certificate conspiracy promoters: a whole lot of excitement and commotion about something with very...
    Post by: bone, Nov 15, 2009 in forum: Trading
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