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  1. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    The $7.50 slippage I refer to in the following quote: If you can save $7.50 per Emini S&P transaction in slippage due to a .10 tick increment...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  2. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    I used to do business with one of the larger firms that backed pit traders in Chicago. They told me that the average Gross Profit of the hundred...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  3. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    I'm not so sure that it is the number of levels that price has to move through that stops a move - rather I think it is the intensity of the...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  4. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    Good entries, patient exits, strict discipline on stops, keep costs down, go both long and short - BUT ABOVE ALL, YOU GOTTA DO SIZE...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  5. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    Desperate and now childish. Anything to avoid a more efficient market. I guess when businesses like GE, GM etc. look to cut costs you guys...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  6. Qcharts intraday history

    I got a CBOT:zf98z though it has a bunch of tick errors in it
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Strategy Building

  7. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    S&P pit traders are making in excess of $500,000 per year with a .10 tick in the pit. Don't worry about there being liquidity providers if...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  8. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    Ditch: I agree lower exchange fees would be better (I would be an idiot not to). The fees should be based on value of the contract, so the emini...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  9. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    If you can save $7.50 per Emini S&P transaction in slippage due to a .10 tick increment vs. .25 - how would that be less urgent/important than...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  10. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    The S&P Emini is 1/5 the size of the pit contract so comparing dollar value of a tick move the way you are is disingenuous. You are really...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  11. Emini trading increment

    The S&P Emini is 1/5 the size of the pit contract so comparing dollar value of a tick move the way you are is disingenuous. You are really...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  12. Emini trading increment

    Puffy, you are a hoot! Regarding your above quote...... How attractive would a market be if the only people you could sell to were other...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  13. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    The CFTC is supposed to look out for the public good in the futures market as does the SEC in the equities market etc. I am from planet earth -...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  14. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    The above is another ridiculous comment made by someone who probably benefits from having a wide tick. You guys must really be getting desperate...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  15. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    Exactly! Let the market decide it. If the minimum tick size is reduced to .10 on the Emini and the liquidity demands a spread wider than .10 -...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  16. Say No To Thin E-mini Spread

    This has got to be the most ridiculous post I have seen to date. You are trying to convince other ES traders that it is in their interest to have...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  17. Emini trading increment

    That news release was from June 13, 2000. Any other "breaking news" you want to give us? Perhaps Limberg crosses the Atlantic or J.P. Morgan...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 12, 2002 in forum: Index Futures

  18. What good do daytraders do to society?

    Day Traders are liquidity providers, same as the people on the floors. But, if you even worry about stuff like this then I think you have too...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 11, 2002 in forum: Trading

  19. Out with the old, in with the old

    Don't quote me on this, but a friend of a friend of mine has an in-law working in the Pentagon on a secret project to liberate Canada. It...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 9, 2002 in forum: Politics

  20. Out with the old, in with the old

    I think if we put a tax on Canadians coming across the border to buy beer & cigs, we could probably fund one, maybe 1 & 1/2 more wars. Now,...
    Post by: Tea, Dec 9, 2002 in forum: Politics
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