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Bobby · 3 October 2006

If you have any inside information regarding futures feel free to post what-ever .
Sounds unreal but its real .
As the law covers company securities, futures do not constiute a company security.
So inside trading is legal on the SPI.
If you dough this then Test it, phone the ASX !

Thats why its called the devils contract.

Bob.

wayneL · 3 October 2006

Let's create our own "inside info" then. We'll spread all sort's of rumours... etc.

At least we'll settle the arguement whetehr the SPI leads stocks or stocks lead the SPI....

....and get either exceedingly rich or destitude LOL

Bobby · 3 October 2006

wayneL said:
Let's create our own "inside info" then. We'll spread all sort's of rumours... etc.

At least we'll settle the arguement whetehr the SPI leads stocks or stocks lead the SPI....

....and get either exceedingly rich or destitude LOL

Thats what I like about you, your bent in a nice way like me

Guess you know about the software that tells what the T/A rabbits will do next ?

Gee its a fun game, if you have an inkling !

Have fun
Bob.

It's Snake Pliskin · 4 October 2006

Bobby said:
Guess you know about the software that tells what the T/A rabbits will do next ?

Have fun
Bob.

Good evening Bob.

Would be so kind to qualify your comment regarding the TA rabbits? I consider myself an alien: devoid of hope and indicator protection of the universe. I may have watched too much Dr Who in my life. Are you alluding that software comes with spoons and baby food?

Regards
Snake

Bobby · 4 October 2006

It's Snake Pliskin said:
Good evening Bob.

Would be so kind to qualify your comment regarding the TA rabbits? I consider myself an alien: devoid of hope and indicator protection of the universe. I may have watched too much Dr Who in my life. Are you alluding that software comes with spoons and baby food?

Regards
Snake

Yes I will for you Snake, see the rabbits just follow stuff .

E.g- I like this : A price chart is an intra-spatial after image, or expired time frame inside the after" time dimension !

So the constituency of market depth pre-trade universe constantly changes, without expanding, while the constituericy of the expired sales universe ( after image ) does not change, it's universe constantly expands.
As once a sale occurs its real !! for Ever.

Regards Bob.

It's Snake Pliskin · 4 October 2006

Bobby said:
Yes I will for you Snake, see the rabbits just follow stuff .

E.g- I like this : A price chart is an intra-spatial after image, or expired time frame inside the after" time dimension !

So the constituency of market depth pre-trade universe constantly changes, without expanding, while the constituericy of the expired sales universe ( after image ) does not change, it's universe constantly expands.
As once a sale occurs its real !! for Ever.

Regards Bob.

Thanks for intra-spatial after image explanation Bob. I need some thinking time:alcohol:

Regards
Snake

mikeg · 5 October 2006

Hi all,

Could someone please tell me what the difference is between the Futures Contract and the Cash Contract. They always seem to be the same distance apart and the charts of each seem the same.

Is there an advantage of trading one over the other, as in liquidity, less erratic, lower margins or whatever.

Euler · 16 October 2006

As you may know had pc probs last week, but tried to post in Trading the SPI thread and it is closed. Can anyone enlighten me please?

What I wanted to post re the SPI was this....

I have dubious OHLC data for 5/10/06 and 25/8/06. Cam someone please post the data they have for these 2 dates. ..... cheers

Euler · 16 October 2006

Euler said:
As you may know had pc probs last week, but tried to post in Trading the SPI thread and it is closed. Can anyone enlighten me please?

What I wanted to post re the SPI was this....

I have dubious OHLC data for 5/10/06 and 25/8/06. Cam someone please post the data they have for these 2 dates. ..... cheers

... ps. if anyone cares to discuss I'll be in chat for a little while this a.m.

professor_frink · 16 October 2006

do you want EOD or intraday?

Bronte · 16 October 2006

05/10/06
O 5195
H 5240
L 5195
C 5231

25/08/06
O 4958
H 5016
L 4955
C 5011

Bronte · 16 October 2006

Bronte said:
05/10/06
O 5195
H 5240
L 5195
C 5231

25/08/06
O 4958
H 5016
L 4955
C 5011

Do you require any other data Euler?

Euler · 17 October 2006

Bronte said:
Do you require any other data Euler?

Thanks to all that gave the data ... mine was askew ... thanks again

.... and yes ... re other data .... can someone give me tomorrow's OHLC please?? .......... before 9.30am 'morrow morn if that's not asking for too much!!

Euler · 19 October 2006

For those that work with the classic pivot points ... viz H+L+C/3 or the variant H+L+C+O/4 ..... do you use the EOD data based on the SFE or do you use the SYCOM data as well?
Depending on which you use, why do you use that and what results do you get using that data?

professor_frink · 19 October 2006

Euler said:
For those that work with the classic pivot points ... viz H+L+C/3 or the variant H+L+C+O/4 ..... do you use the EOD data based on the SFE or do you use the SYCOM data as well?
Depending on which you use, why do you use that and what results do you get using that data?

I use day session data Euler based on H/L/C.

I've briefly looked at using a 24 hour chart for them, but couldn't find any benefit to doing so- some days the 24 hour works better than day session and sometimes the other way round. Having said that, my software is using a 24 hour period starting and finishing at midnight, so I'm not getting what I would call an accurate level at all. It doesn't make much sense to me to get the last half of an overnight session, the day session, and then the first half of the next night session, and base a calculation on those numbers.

If I could get my software to start a calc based on the day session, and finish it after the entire night session then I'd probably look into it. Otherwise I'll just stick with the day session.

nat · 19 October 2006

Hi there all ,ive been watching the cash and spi spread narrow today ,and according to spi trader should be buying futures and selling stock ,my question is when is the best time for the overlap ?
Spi treader or anyone care to enlighten me on this stratergy in a bit more detail?
NAthan

nat · 19 October 2006

Spitrader 1 sorry

Euler · 19 October 2006

professor_frink said:
If I could get my software to start a calc based on the day session, and finish it after the entire night session then I'd probably look into it. Otherwise I'll just stick with the day session.

Thanks Prof for your valued comments ... have been playing with both and there are days when they differ by a reasonable amount (10+ points). To be expected when the overnight gaps up. I do base my calc on the H+L+C+O/4 formula though. Will try and do a comparison with the O+H+C/3.

Euler · 19 October 2006

For anyone keen on the US markets this may be of interest .....
http://www.traderblog.com/

Bronte · 21 October 2006

nat said:
Hi there all ,ive been watching the cash and spi spread narrow today ,and according to spi trader should be buying futures and selling stock ,my question is when is the best time for the overlap ?
Spi treader or anyone care to enlighten me on this stratergy in a bit more detail? NAthan

No demo. as yet
Hopefully we will see something Nathan

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