What about looking for arbitrage opportunities in smaller places where 
the big fish
"can't swim."  Options on the SPY, DIA, QQQQ vs ES, YM , NQ etc for 
example? 
Also, there may be some value in the work that was done for JArbitrager 
in general
in the area of long-short pair trading.  For example, maybe I want to 
bet on the spread
between one financial ETF ( like the XLF ) and another when certain 
conditions
exist. 




nonlinear5 wrote:
>> I am extremely interested in JArbitrager and was myself looking to
>> achieve something similar. Can you let me know when you will be
>> publishing the same?
>>     
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> After running JArbitrager using the YM/DIA and the ES/SPY pairs for
> several days, I determined that these instruments have been arbitraged
> to death (presumably by large institutional program trading), and
> there is nothing left for us small traders. The spreads between YM/DIA
> and ES/SPY remain nearly constant through the day, so there is nothing
> to arbitrage. This has been confirmed by other folks who initially
> reported profitable results, only to realize later that they didn't
> account fully for the transaction costs. So, I will not be publishing
> JArbitrager, as there is no profit potential.
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