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NYSE: early close 12/24, closed 12/25, closed 1/1/2010. And on any day when NYSE is closed, Globex volume is likely to be very low, at least for the index minis.

What I want to know is, how do so many people live in NYC with those kind of income requirements?

I was looking through the General Discussion forum and realized I never actually came into this thread to say thanks, so THANKS! for the help. My apartment search is moving along, and this information was very useful.

My understanding is that most data feeds will have slightly different data output due to differences in hardware on both your end and their end.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

so this time it really was different

Look into Trade the News .com

E Signal carries that data, but I'm not sure if its available in Asia.

WS, what are the requirements to do what you do now, in terms of certifications, such as series 7 or anything like that, if there are any? Just curious, I don't know anything about this subject.

BF, maybe you didn't meet your goal, but the great thing about looking at your results at this time of year is, another year is already about to start!

Can anyone help me remember a certain quote, I don't remember who said it, but it was something like, "If you want to become enlightened, spend your life sitting in a cave. Or trade the S&P for a few years." Anyone familiar with that one?

It sounds to me like you are describing stop limit orders.

You can do this in NT 7, though the Y locking is a little counter-intuitive as of the latest release.

Who is this mysterious "they"?

I have to LOL at the above comment.

If this is on your trading computer, I would reformat right away.

I bought an ice cream bar and some beer. But it was expensive beer, so I think I did my part for the economy. Beer and ice cream, that's what's going to save the world.

I agree for the most part. Dubai is not a cause, but a symptom.

Why would you advocate having no taxes?

Well BlowFish, I checked, and you're right, it is possible, and quite easy, to change the length of the order marker bars in chart trader. Thanks again for letting me know about this.

I am also interested in this. I'll soon be too old to be covered under my mom's plan (lol), and having been to the emergency room a couple times in the past year and seeing the bill that the insurance company paid, I think health insurance is something I'd like to have.

BlowFish, thanks for the info about that, I actually didn't know you could do that. I knew you could turn off the markers that show up and mark the price where you entered and exited, but I didn't know you could adjust the length of the lines on the chart trader itself. I thought that I remembered reading a thread on the NT forums where someone was complaining about that exact thing, and one of the CS reps said there was nothing that could be done about it. I could very well be remembering that wrong though, so I'll check it out in the morning. I'd check now but I'm just about to head to bed. And also, I agree about how chart trading is good for adjusting stops, or targets for that matter. It's a great tool, though perhaps not as versatile as others methods of order management.

I use the Chart Trader on Ninja, and I really like it. It has some minor annoyances in terms of its visual design, for example, the entry/pending order markers on the chart can obscure the area where your P/L is shown. But otherwise I really like it. You can go to their forum or read the 6.5 manual if you want to get a better idea of its features.

QM is the mini, CL is the full size. QM is much less liquid, and the tick size is $12.5 vs $10 for CL.

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