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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Futures (Cedar Falls, Iowa)

• They call him (the) Flipper: Eurex hunts elusive order book player.(Trendlines)
  by Zwick, Steve
• SEC preparing to register hedge funds.(Managed Money Review)(Securities and Exchange Commission)
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Blast rocks Madrid.(Europe)
• Winning the tax trade in e-forex: currency traders face complexities and nuances come tax time. Cash forex can be an accounting nightmare and you face higher ordinary tax rates, unless you 'elect out' of IRC 988 for 60/40 treatment.(Guide to e-Forex)
  by Green, Robert A.
• Futures 2004 Guide to e-Forex.(Guide to e-Forex)(Spot Forex)
  by Holter, James T.
• The developers of Aberration and I-Master introduce B-Master, a bond futures trading system.(Trade-System, Inc.,)(Brief Article)
• Don't just optimize, diversify: few trading systems are complete without the addition of a diversified portfolio and, in most cases, even more trading systems. By combining markets and systems, we can earn the cumulative profits while incurring more reaso
  by Ruggiero, Murray A., Jr.
• Can the CPI catch your eye? The CME has delved into the market of tradable macroeconomic indicators with CPI futures. Before you consider trading this market, you should carefully consider the economic forces behind the CPI's valuation.(Trading Techniques
  by Simons, Howard L.
• Troster: anticipating changes.(Trader Profile)(Christian Troster explains changes in the banking industry and traffic over work stations )
  by Zwick, Steve
• FX First flunked?(Americas)(FX First Inc.,)(Brief Article)
• FCMs at it again: R.J. O'Brien snaps up Zap Futures.(R.J. O'Brien and Associates Inc., Future Capability Mission)
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Gasoline topped off on expectations?(Hot Commodities)(Brief Article)
• Welcome to 1995.(Americas)(Brazilian clearinghouse CBLC has upgraded to Algorithmics Inc.'s 4.4 Algo Market)(Brief Article)
• Sideways satisfaction: the market isn't moving and you know there are some good strategies you can put on with options, but they all may not be suitable for you.(Futures 101)
  by Salcedo, Yesenia
• Trade globally, think locally: the arrival of Eurex and Euronext on American shores has driven down fees and made U.S. markets more tradable, while a global derivatives explosion is creating new regional markets with global reach.(Trade Trends)(Illustrati
  by Zwick, Steve
• U.S. job growth the fulcrum of dollar recovery.(Markets)(Cover Story)
  by Holter, James T.
• There and back again: Europe green lighted to trade Eurex US.(Trendlines)
• Gordon takes over Rosenthal-Collins.(Trading Places)(Brief Article)
  by Salcedo, Yesenia
• Sugar flirts with bottom.(Hot Commodities)(prices and rates)(Brief Article)
• Going long for kids.(Americas)
• Forex FCM report.(Guide to e-Forex)
  by Salcedo, Yesenia
• Currency mania.(Editor's Note)
  by Szala, Ginger
• The iron condor.(Futures 101)
  by Najarian, Jon
• Events coming up.(Calendar)
• Color blind.(Sound Off!)(Letter to the Editor)
• China rules.(Pacific Rim)(China Banking Regulatory Commission)(Brief Article)
• Trading with order flow; the author keeps a copy of Paul Leo's book The Ultimate Technical Trading Software (In Search of the Holy Grail) in a prominent place in his office simply to remind himself that there is a Holy Grail in trading. Actually, there ar
  by Broz, Jack
• New markets, added strategies: trading advisors always are hunting for new markets in which to diversify, especially as institutional investment grows and capacity concerns multiply. Exchanges have responded with new products that may provide new opportun
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Contract dates.(Dateline)(Calendar)
• Don't be dumb.(Sound Off!)(Brief Article)
• Dubai, Dubai doo!(Europe)(AtosEuronext)(Brief Article)
• Forex is a knowledge game.(Forex Trader)
  by Cofnas, Abe
• Riding intermarket trends in the U.S. dollar: even if you don't trade forex directly, the value of a dollar--that is, how many euros, yen, pounds, swiss francs, and such, you can buy with a fist full of greenbacks--can sometimes affect the markets you wat
  by Murphy, John
• Location, location, location.(Americas)(Brief Article)
• Liffe living La Vida loca? Liffe targets CME's biggest contract.(Trendlines)(Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Euronext Liffe)
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Corn demanding $3.(Hot Commodities)(Brief Article)
  by Collins, Daniel P.
• Correction.(Correction Notice)
• From day-trading stocks to swing trading forex; With intraday moves in the stock market turning sour, this long time stock trader turned to what once was an unlikely target for retail traders: foreign exchange. Here's how he did it.(Trading Techniques)(e-
  by Floyd, Dave
• Wealth-Lab Developer 3.0.(Software Review)(Wealth-Lab Inc.,)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Freeburg, Nelson
• London plastics exchange.(Europe)(Brief Article)
• Inching toward less accommodation.(Market Watch)
  by Beckner, Steven K.
• Where brokers get e-forex quotes: how much for that euro in the window?(Guide to e-Forex)
  by Ramon, Edgar
• e-Forex and forex futures: key differences.(Guide to e-Forex)(Spot Forex)(Electronic Foreign Exchange)(National Futures Association)(Commodity Futures Trading Commission)
  by Gustin, Mark R.