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Ka Ching - Live Olympic Trades 2008 E-mail
Monday, 11 August 2008


Welcome to the Ka Ching - Live Olympic Trades 2008


Well ok 2 weeks of olympics so why not participate & post an olympic trade at the Ka Ching - Live Olympics?

First week you allowed one failure, (qualifying) second week its a knock out. You can only knock yourself out...

3 trades need to be taken first week. Otherwise if you don't then that implies you have passed the dope test and have been sent home.

Catagories trade duration.

Flyweight = sub 1 hour
Middleweight = 1-4 hour
Heavies = 4-24 hour
super heavy? 24 hr + well ok just place them .. (yes, one or more markets!)

Please nominate your catagory at time of placement.

lol.... Ok well good luck. Bit of fun embracing the olympic spirit, if you want.

Fanfare...



Let the games begin !
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T2W/Traders Library Bookstore - August 2008 Offers E-mail
Monday, 11 August 2008
Hi all,

The August 2008 special offers are now available at the T2W/Traders Library Bookstore.

Shop at our bookstore today and get great deals: We are offering 10 top titles for less than $10!

Click HERE to take advantage of the special offers.

Regards,

EK1
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Q. regarding YM AND ES (trading the Dow) E-mail
Monday, 11 August 2008
I have some general questions regarding ES which I have never traded before (please excuse what may be stupid questions!)

I am used to trading the Dow using YM but realise that to increase the number of contracts I trade it would be better to use ES as there is far more liquidity.

1. I understand the ES contracts are $50 per point compared to $5 per point on YM - is this correct?

2. The ES moves in quarter points so a 1 point move of 1291 to 1292 represents a profit/loss of $50 not 4 quarters x $50 = $200?

3. How many points does the ES move in comparison to the YM? For example the Dow rose 302 points on Friday and so did YM (approximately) - I am assuming ES didn't rise 302 points. I need this ratio to help me calculate how many ES contracts to trade.

4. Lastly, I will be charting ES to see how it moves but what are other people's experiences with ES - is it largely the same as YM or more/less volatile etc etc?

Edit ... 5. One thing I forgot to ask - is the margin requirement for ES the same as YM (using Interactive Brokers)

Many thanks in advance!
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Questions for Traders E-mail
Monday, 11 August 2008
Please could you help me and other beginners by outlining your path to where you are today...Answer under these headings please if you don't mind...

How did you get into trading?

What good books did you read?

Where did you source your information about trading from?

Which courses did you attend?

Did you use a Mentor?

How was your first trade?

What do you prefer to trade and why? (Stocks, Options, Forex, Futures...?)

How long have you been trading?

Do you consider yourself successful?

What's the most important advice you would give a beginner?

Feel free to add in any other info after these questions...

Thank you for your time...
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This weekend Barron's recommending buying select energy names. E-mail
Monday, 11 August 2008
Posted by ktgtrader in the Stocks forum:

Citing the quick drop in oil prices, Barron's suggests that this may be the best buying opportunity in the sector in many years. British Petroleum (BP), Chevron (CVX), Conoco Philips (COP), and Exxon (XOM) in no particular order are trading at......


http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=theoddlot.net&btnG=Google+Search

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