Recent content by LuvDaMkts

Pretty soon we'll be trading listed stocks with a Level II window just like we trade the Naz. Me thinks that if you rely on the "specialist system" to make a living, it's time to change your stripes.

Major news from ArcaEx on www.traderbulletin.com. If someone would fine these fricken specialists for trade-throughs then ArcaEx might really make a dent in the NYSE's market share.

It's on EGM's news page. http://www.activetradermag.com/special/filtertrading.htm

Can't believe my eyes. Just read this http://www.traderbulletin.com/discuss/msgReader$359?mode=topic&y=2003&m=2&d=4 This is the biggest threat EVER to ECNs. So much for competition...

It says on www.traderbulletin.com that INCA's volume dropped a lot in November. I'm wondering if that's because more traders are using SuperMontage now. Which do people find themselves using more these days, Instinet/Island or SuperMontage (via an ECN like TRAC or ARCA)?

Donny it's been a year or two since Bright "started their paperwork" in Ontario. What's the holdup???? What can't all your "big dollar" people get this done?

If you're a standalone FA user get Hyperfeed. If you're using the thin version then Neovest provides the data (via S&P Comstock). Though I hear they're in the process of upgrading their feed, and considering direct exchange feeds. They'll probably drop the standalone version very soon...

Why do you think TRAC will be phased out? Don't they have the best rebate in the biz? I don't know that much about them but I'm just curious because I like the idea of getting paid $5/1000 shares.....assuming they actually do pay.

This makes me want to throw up. Lava Trading has a lot of balls to suggest they invented ECN books in a level II window. Cyber, Blackwood, and Realtick had this ages ago. Software with level II routing was available well before ECNs gained popularity. The order destination (be it an ECN or...

Any comment on the previous post? Luv

How is Instaquote still in business?? Do any prop shops use them? Their demo looks like a high school programming project.

Sadly, despite its good points, this program has more bugs than a cheap mexican restaurant. Multiple daily crashes are the norm; its real-time screening consistently misses qualifying symbols (I've compared it side-by-side with Neovest); and the datafeed Quote.com is woefully behind (2-3...