Disliked{quote} yes, i say again. intermarket arbitrages for price spreads is perfectly legal for proprietary traders. Any involvement of it with customer orders makes it a crime. understand? It is very difficult arbitrage crosses with majors. This is because the spreads for crosses is always normally wider than the underlying. regardsIgnored
im counting on the market being unarbitragable and is kept in line in the first place and therefore vested interest from someone else is helping my position.
thats why dancing mo and timing is the key in using it, the rotation while feeling the 3 pairs is key, therefore ro3k and the no arbitrage criteria. i tried it yesterday on a very small account, the spread is a very low cost to pay if the volatility you are to experience is much larger, then when the move blows over, then slowly and stragetically rescue it, while the other pair you already attacking it too. all you doing is go with momentum, while keeping p&l exposure low. but sometimes, rescue also fail, so you are afforded to cut loss because another pair probably made you money, got foreign caps help buffer loss.
understood.
When he first posted robot8. I was wondering if he understood about wellington. Was thinking his focus was only on chart, without understanding about wellington's liquidity. So i probed his robot, seems he sort got unease about that.
he's return swing landed on exnav. nevermind, allow cool and see if he realise. 
