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9838Agree, electronics is a wonderful product, and the rules are know (evrybody shouLouis V. Lambrecht-2/5/2003
9837Slippage is a good thing if you are on the right side of trade :>) I can&#Jack of All Trades-2/5/2003
9836Need some slippage? Full 10pts? ROTFLMAO. This ain't a token of reliability Louis V. Lambrecht-2/5/2003
9835I think 948.00 should stand, personally, unless some glitch in the system causedDoo-2/5/2003
9834854 sounds better than 849.50, but still think their needs to be slippage vs theJack of All Trades-2/5/2003
9833I don't think they should take it down to 849.50 needs to be some slippage oJack of All Trades-2/5/2003
9832Don't have the volume details, but this is a 5 tick per bar chart somebody pDan Duchardt-2/4/2003
9831yea.......that one hurt bigtime...guess it's all part of the learning curve rocklobster-2/4/2003
9830LOL! I remember that. It's been about a year now since that happened, hasn&ajtj99-2/4/2003
9829LOL! Yes indeed. I was joking with him. Indicating it was like a stock that wSE-2/4/2003
9828These contracts are cash-settled, so if his trade were broken he would have beenthe-phoenix-2/4/2003
9827We have to accept the danger, don't we? Crap.SE-2/4/2003
9826Ah, come on! Nobody said gambling on Globex, or any futures market, was going tDoo-2/4/2003
9825OK. The cash market is certainly different than the large contract...and Rock iSE-2/4/2003
9824Well, I said QQQ. I would be very surprised to see it reflected collectively in the-phoenix-2/4/2003
9823Interesting Idea. The contract you traded is now expired though, so your short SE-2/4/2003
9822That's because the NDX didn't spike like the NQ...and they busted the trrocklobster-2/4/2003
9821I show 85.94 spike on the SPY, which should be 856 in my table. Some have also bLouis V. Lambrecht-2/4/2003
9820I might be doing somethign wrong, but I don't see an NDX.X spike on 1/15/200SE-2/4/2003
9819You're right, but SPYke was only to about 868 equivalent.the-phoenix-2/4/2003
9818Yup: Message 16912249the-phoenix-2/4/2003
9817Actually at the time my spike happened, the large NDX contract only moved like frocklobster-2/4/2003
9816January 15, 2002...Doo-2/4/2003
9815This spike also. Look at the SPY. Must be some big boy with a arbitrage 859ish wLouis V. Lambrecht-2/4/2003
9814That is a good thought. I had no idea the cash market mirrored his spike, but tSE-2/4/2003
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