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mark johnson the janitor is wrong on this one....s&p futures (jun, sep,
dec) never traded as high as 300 in 1982. i still don't know what in
the hell he's rambling about other than a thinly veiled attempt to
attack mb/perpetual contracts. big deal. use what works for you. since
i run tests on a tick by tick basis, i don't use adjustable contracts
on any kind, i just rollover in my tests at the same time i rollover in
real time trading. rarely do i test further back than a couple of
years, so this works for me.
TJ
so is 300 or 120 the lie??? look's to me that 120 is closer to the
truth---from one who traded em at that time
--- Jim Duc <firestar100@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> To start with, Mark Johnson <janitor@xxxxxxxxxxxx> on Thu, 10 Jun
> 1999
> 11:56:29 –0700 wrote:
> MJ also wrote:
> >>In 1982 the continuous contract prices are around 120 .... but the
> futures
> >>themselves traded around 300. What a "lie" the continuous contract
> is
> >>telling. <<
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