Here it is the continous compounded rate Oh. It is 5.075%. Then i guess it makes sense
5.75%. Where????? Did you calculated yourself or use IB's rate. If you use IB's rate, which one? Annualized or contious compound? If you really...
I am trying to say i cant find zero dividend EFP that pays more than 5% ( i use the contiunously compounded annualized rate) this week except...
Think about the mark to market risk and the interest you might have to pay if the stock goes up. This theard can help u i guess....
What's so special about being able to earn interest on your futures account? You deserved it anyway. Is just brokers are being cheap and doesnt...
Or if you decide not to buy back the 2K EFP and hope the futures position is going to turn around, you can go down to a couple of hundred bucks...
I understand your concern about the 20%. But even with the 20% you can still sell 10K worth of EFP. Let's see all the potential outcome after you...
True My point is if you have free cash, why does a 20% margin bother you? You dont need leverage anyway
0.9 EUR/USD spread, what's wrong with it? Is even cheaper than CME. Cant complain about that
But the real problem with EFPs are that foreign guys can only choose stocks that pays no dividend, otherwise the net return will be cut by a lot...
It makes no difference if you are not going to use more than 4 to 1 leverage. So, i think it doesnt affect futures guys. And if u are a stock guy,...
the root is USD not DX
How come TS shut down their support forum when there is a problem?
I can see the interest rates trading though. Seems like just the grains that is having trouble. I guess they finally realized the bonds are too...
Young: I am not sure what kind of fundamentals analysis you do but i have heard a similar arguement when crude was at 40 bucks. Back then,...
Will CBOT wheat (Any months) trade at a premium to beans? And will they trade in the teens by year end. Please share your thoughts.
Wheat will eventually trade back in the 3-4 bucks level., Beans will trade back in 5-6. But u just dont know when. It could be 1 yr, it could be 5
Care to elaborate on the reason on shorting? And what's the trade management plan? Add as it goes up or stop at some point?
Where did it say it use the Fed fund as benchmark. I still see overnight LIBOR as the benchmark. But if this is really the case, i guess that...
What's wrong with paying less interest?
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