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  1. Pairs Trading

    I'm told it has become diluted, though not rendered entirely ineffective. Isn't it fair to say that today the Opening Only strategy doesn't...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Apr 14, 2007 in forum: Trading

  2. Pairs Trading

    For a low-cost solution you're probably best off with Excel. I haven't heard of another good, cheap solution for charting pairs, but that doesn't...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Apr 14, 2007 in forum: Trading

  3. Pairs Trading

    Heh -- indeed. When my partner and I started doing it we thought we had discovered fire. There was no popular literature on it, no web sites...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Apr 14, 2007 in forum: Trading

  4. Pairs Trading

    I think you might get different answers from different traders, but for my partner and I -- as well as the small trading group we developed our...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Apr 14, 2007 in forum: Trading

  5. Pairs Trading

    Not bizarre at all. It's no real trick to get a win-rate that hovers near 80% -- give or take a % or 2 -- in pairs trading, as long as you're...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Trading

  6. Pairs Trading

    Agreed. View anyone who tells you it's an easy trade as a huckster with something to sell you. It does require a lot of preparation and...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Apr 13, 2007 in forum: Trading

  7. CQG formulas and conditions

    I used CQG for years (though I do not now) and found the CQG staff quite helpful in developing formulas and conditions. With their help on simple...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Aug 23, 2006 in forum: Technical Analysis

  8. Desperation 2.

    Master Carpenter reveals simple 3-step technique for making serious money in carpentry! Easy to follow video will show you step by step, how to...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Aug 12, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  9. Odd lot theory

    Yes.
    Post by: Yisterwald, Aug 12, 2006 in forum: Economics

  10. Don Bright/PairCo in Chicago - Free

    If you guys are looking for dinner, either before or after the seminar, you should check out SkrineChops. http://www.skrinechops.com/ Before...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Aug 12, 2006 in forum: Hook Up

  11. Where did the term long and short a stock come from?

    Interesting question. I broke out my copy of Wall Street Slang: High Steppers, Fallen Angels, and Lollipops, which covers trading-related slang...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Aug 6, 2006 in forum: Trading

  12. How to bounce back?

    So noted. The ability to trade "market neutral" was one of the big attractors to pairs trading for me early on. In fact, we tried to incorporate...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Aug 2, 2006 in forum: Trading

  13. What do you think of this trader's sentiments?

    Maybe this from the same thread: Or this a few posts later:
    Post by: Yisterwald, Jul 31, 2006 in forum: Trading

  14. Anyone hiring in Chicago?

    Floor positions look like they might be hard to come by in Chicago. I was down in the S&P pit two weeks ago, as a guest of a friend, after...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Jul 29, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  15. Do you believe "The Little Book That Beats the Market "

    It's You Too Can Be a Stock Market Genius
    Post by: Yisterwald, Jul 29, 2006 in forum: Trading

  16. How to bounce back?

    First off, many thanks to posters who have taken the time to reply so far. It is much appreciated. Now for some particulars: Actually, that...
    Post by: Yisterwald, Jul 29, 2006 in forum: Trading

  17. How to bounce back?

    I've suffered a huge reversal in my trading over the last two years, and it has (almost) completely broken me. I know I'm not the only guy in...
    Thread by: Yisterwald, Jul 29, 2006, 22 replies, in forum: Trading
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