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Follow The Bots And Sceeto Live Emini Trading Room Launching Daily report 8th Feb 2013. With the huge snowstorm on the east Coast of the United States today it was a slow day in the markets as a lot of traders cashed out early to beat the snow home.
Please review our recent video examples of some of our trade setups that we posted earlier in the week you will learn quite a bit about sceeto and how it works.
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It's a very unique room as it uses our high frequency trading algorithms and software along with market profile and auction market theory to pick great trades for you. We assist you in catching moves and want to get you as many points as possible, ticks are fine but we want our mebers to make many points profit each day.
So check out our live Emini trading room we are sure you will love it.

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Auction theory is an applied branch of economics which deals with how people act in auction markets and researches the properties of auction markets. There are many possible designs (or sets of rules) for an auction and typical issues studied by auction theorists include the efficiency of a given auction design, optimal and equilibrium bidding strategies, and revenue comparison. Auction theory is also used as a tool to inform the design of real-world auctions; most notably auctions for the privatisation of public-sector companies or the sale of licenses for use of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Game-theoretic models of auctions and strategic bidding generally fall into either of the following two categories. In a private value model, each participant (bidder) assumes that each of the competing bidders obtains a random private value from a probability distribution. In a common value model, each participant assumes that any other participant obtains a random signal from a probability distribution common to all bidders. Usually, but not always, a private values model assumes that the values are independent across bidders, whereas a common value model usually assumes that the values are independent up to the common parameters of the probability distribution.
Ex-post equilibrium in a simple auction market.

When it is necessary to make explicit assumptions about bidders' value distributions, most of the published research assumes symmetric bidders. This means that the probability distribution from which the bidders obtain their values (or signals) is identical across bidders. In a private values model which assumes independence, symmetry implies that the bidders' values are independently and identically distributed

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