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  1. Need help trading "size" in the NQ's

    First term: VAR Second term: Fixed Ratio Good Luck with the 500K, if i were you i wouldn't worry about liquidity at the moment. Worry about...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Apr 1, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  2. Order Entry Keypad

    I can already see the Liquidate ALL button going off a little too often. Gotta put a glass shield over that one! Good idea though.
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 30, 2003 in forum: Hardware

  3. War Optimism

    Agreed. Good Article BTW.
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 30, 2003 in forum: Politics

  4. new option cancel fees for IB

    ur a dumbass QDZ. Not only will you never be taken seriously here on this board, you will also NEVER make a penny in the market. Shut up. You...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 29, 2003 in forum: Interactive Brokers

  5. finding an edge...simple?

    <Smile> You have some more digging to do. First, try to define what trading is. When you've figured out that it's not only based on your entry...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 28, 2003 in forum: Trading

  6. War Optimism

    you are making analogies that have nothing to do with the current conflict ie. A meteor wiping France. The meteor is a foreign object hitting...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 27, 2003 in forum: Politics

  7. trading is LUCK ???

    I guess some people have a long way to go before being profitable at trading. The only thing is: I hope you are not lucky at trading because the...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 26, 2003 in forum: Trading

  8. Advice from the experienced

    40 never came back to tell us how he did. Shame. I hope he didn't have a bad day on that fateful day of November 1st and did something stupid....
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 26, 2003 in forum: Strategy Building

  9. Advice from the experienced

    There are tons of profitable strategies out there. The problem is to define a profitable strategy. Good Luck, it's a neverending education.
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 26, 2003 in forum: Strategy Building

  10. Then and Now

    agree, consumer debt is a big problem.
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 25, 2003 in forum: Trading

  11. War Optimism

    that's the typical argument. It's for sake of US security. Let me take a good laugh at that argument because the US is probably the most remote...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Politics

  12. War Optimism

    Agreed.
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Politics

  13. War Optimism

    Technically, you can only be brainwashed by the powers that be (Government/Media). In this case, I don't know who's the brainwashed one 'cause I...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Politics

  14. Anyone from Moscow, Russia?

    t francais? t pro chirac ou pro putin ;)
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Hook Up

  15. War Optimism

    The thing about this war is two folds: 1) It is said we are liberating the people from a crazy oppressor. Why is this a bad argument? Next...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Politics

  16. War Optimism

    People expect too much from both the market and from what people tell them. Since when do you believe every word a politician says? Of course...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 24, 2003 in forum: Politics

  17. KVM Switch

    same here, the linksys KVM is great.
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 19, 2003 in forum: Hardware

  18. It Starts!

    shut up QDZ
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 19, 2003 in forum: Politics

  19. Conspiricay Theory: Blueprint for War

    If it were the case, Europe would still be striving. The stock market was not only fueled by low interest rates, it was fed by investors who...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 6, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  20. Conspiricay Theory: Blueprint for War

    Guys, you really need to take an economics class. No offense but what's happening today is not due to the fiscal or monetary policies that were...
    Post by: swoop[TR], Mar 6, 2003 in forum: Psychology
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