showbiztrader 

I find that when the Bonds are in a trending day, they respond well to Market Profile structure, mean reversion tools like BB, RSI, and they love Murrey Math! They trade well between value areas. And the Globex sessions offer outstanding profit potential, esp initial breakout range strategies, like Hubert Senters teaches on youtube for free. If you're a fast DOM trader, they have big potential for profit. The Canadian Futures Trader is a great resource. DM if you'd like to chat more. Cheers.

I have been trading 2/5/10 year notes for a while but only swing trades. I should look more into scalping off the DOM and order flow.

GoodTrading 

I have been trading 2/5/10 year notes for a while but only swing trades. I should look more into scalping off the DOM and order flow.

Yap. Trading the treasuries with jigsaw here... Slow but at least not as crazy as the fast ES

Recently made the switch to ZN from the indexes .. they are just too fast


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GoodTrading 

I have been trading 2/5/10 year notes for a while but only swing trades. I should look more into scalping off the DOM and order flow.

They are really enjoyable to trade. We have a lot of fun in our little         group each week. Cheers!

The bonds are great as it is way less volatile than the index !

showbiztrader 

They are really enjoyable to trade. We have a lot of fun in our little         group each week. Cheers!

Any chance this         group is accepting new members? I’m in the beginning stages of learning to trade treasuries with the ladder. Thanks!

Hi there,

I am completly new to this community. Just have signed up this morning.
I am trading bond since 1.5 years, happy to chat with everyone who is interested in and happy to set up a group chat, also in Skype etc. for those who are interested in.

I am mainly focused on ZF / ZN / ZB. I have traded FGBM / FGBL also, however it is so volatile atm and the book is way to thin.
Have also looked at FOAT and XT / YT - good for some funny trades, however less useful than the US bond markets.

Looking foward to any answer.

Br,

MMC