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Now now now, there is nothing better than being on the right side of
the market and having a good fight going on the Omega list at the same
time. I say duke it out. Let round two begin.
You are correct most people should Google first then if they are not
good at that come ask.
Jimmy
Friday, January 28, 2005, 9:00:25 AM, you wrote:
AD> Sudhir,
AD> While maybe Henri's post was a little harsh in tone, I agree with the
AD> matter of the post. Certainly, you can post any trading related
AD> questions here, but maybe that should not be the first step when search
AD> engines can provide instantaneous answers without cluttering the list
AD> needlessly.
AD> And replying to chiding by yelling doesn't serve any purpose either.
AD> Peace, and good trading to you (real or paper) 8D
AD> Abhijit
AD> Sudhir Menon wrote:
>>Henri,
>>
>> questions come to my mind !!!
>>
>>Who told you that I am aleady treading and who the
>>hell are you to decide to "allow" trading ...
>>
>>If you want to answer properly then please answer else
>>.... get lost !!!!!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>--- Henri Amand <h.amand@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>
>>
>>>Sudhir Menon wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> I am confused about the 10 yr t-notes and bond
>>>>data in TS8. For a continuous contract I see that
>>>>
>>>>
>>>way
>>>
>>>
>>>>back in 1985 it was treaded at 10-15 range and
>>>>
>>>>
>>>today
>>>
>>>
>>>>it is around 111. However as I know t-notes and
>>>>
>>>>
>>>bond
>>>
>>>
>>>>have never treaded below maybe 90. So does anyone
>>>>
>>>>
>>>know
>>>
>>>
>>>>why this is so ?
>>>>
>>>> Is it some backadjustment for continuous
>>>>
>>>>
>>>contract
>>>
>>>
>>>>?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Two questions come to mind.......
>>>
>>>1) Knowing so little about future contracts, should
>>>you
>>>be allowed to be trading.....
>>>
>>>2) how long do you have an internet connection and
>>>have you ever heard of things like "Google" or
>>>"Altavista". They are called search machines and
>>>for A LOT of questions they have very good answers.
>>>
>>>For istance, look at all these results:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&q=%22back+adjusted+contracts%22&lr=
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
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>>__________________________________
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Best regards,
Jimmy mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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