volatile markets or non volatile markets?

Futex has more than one office, right?

I won't tell you how I know so much about Futex sorry!

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Can not say more

Mr Gecko,

Two - London and Woking (is that plain enough?).

Grant.

I am suprised that, given the confidence you have in your posts (and, presumably, your ability as a trader in STIRS's and Bund et al), you cannot spot a rhetorical question a mile off.

i wonder if lawrie inman is still making money? be interesting to know if this style is sustainable and proabaly quite similar to bradley young as they both did outrights only?, i doubt it otherwise he would be on that list again, i know lawire made £700k in one day on the bobl just after a speech by the president of the euro bank, so he obviously used a fundamental approach, he also maxed out his long positions that day and literally bought the market and he could have gone the other way but he had the balls and a calculated edge, i wonder though is it possible to achieve this with only a techical approach?, people on here say it is but it seems the big money you hear of is purely from yield curves and calculated bets when important news or pre news so im guessing prop traders have no interest in ta at all?

Rhetorical questions hmmmmm I am still new to this forum time will tell if I can spot those questions, also remember if the guy/ girl who is asking a question is not willing to do some research, there is no point answering his/her question.

Willingness to learn is a big thing

The most successful traders at Futex use a feel for the markets they trade that has taken them a long time to achieve. That feel allows them to understand support and resistance. It really is that simple. And Bradley is not the biggest earner. There is another who is bigger.