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Is TradeStation down today ? I can't logon to TradeStation and their members forum website is also inaccessible for posting questions to tech support. Has the Hurricane already hit florida ?

Doesn't wire fraud fall under the jurisdiction of the FBI ? Contact the FBI and let them contact Etrade to gather the information on where the money was wire to and also to get the picture of the person who withdrew the funds from the bank. Banks have camera which take picture of ppl who are...

And don't forget the 30-Year Bond Futures. It only goes one way. Up, Up and Away.

Do a search for "Squawk Box".

Maybe they weren't stuck with any unwanted open orders. NYSE was still honoring open MOC orders, so there's no need to shift to ECN to exit trades.

Cramer is at it again. He just pumped EBay again on his show and the stock popped up 35 cents in the after hour. I wonder if some joker is buying Ebay at the close and then calling Cramer on his Mad Money show and asking him what he thought of EBAY. Naturally, Cramer is going to say, "BUY...

drakebauer, Very Informative and comprehensive review. Thank you for sharing your experience.

da-net, Do you have links to trading videos or just links to videos in general ?

Brandonf, Thanks for the info.

easyrider or Paltalk Users, Are you sure "The Market Vu Show" on Paltalk has the S&P Squawk Box running on the background ? I popped in the room several times and didn't hear any S&P Squawk Box running in the background. Did they stopped running it or is it on only at certain time of...

I'm curious on how one would use Briefing.com to make money ? For example, if you enter trades based on Briefing.com's upgrade/downgrade news, wouldn't it be too late ? The price of the stock would've already moved before the you received the upgrade/downgrade notice. There would be no...

Maxpi, Thank you for the clarification. I do have Tradestation 2000i and will use your approach to download Qcharts historical bid/ask to an ASCII file and import it to TS 2000i for backtesting.

axeman & Bob111, Thank you both for the lead. I will give Qcharts a try.

Bob111, It's rather complicated. It is not backtesting to see what the spread is on a given security. Basically, I need the ability to reference the historical bid/offer on a security. For example, if I want to know what was IBM's Bid & Ask at 10:00 am last Tuesday, I would need the...

Does anyone know of a Backtesting Software that can backtest against historical bid/ask for stocks ? Also which Datafeed Vendor provides historical bid/ask for stocks that can be used for backtesting ? TIA

Enjoy it while you can before Nasdaq/Brut buyout. Gravy Train might not last too much longer.:cool:

If it's a Nasdaq interpretation, then it wouldn't apply to trading in NYSE stocks, is that correct ? It's a different regulatory entitiy. T+3 is antiquated. It should be T+1. If politicians would push for T+0, then Nasdaq would back off this interpretation.

It's too complicated to describe in a thread. Take a look at their web page ( http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/getpage?page=SiteHelpCS.htm ). Look at the section on "How do I Back-Test a ChartScript on a Group of Stocks?"

Have you looked at Wealth-Lab to see it works for you ?

Excellent Job. Both on the trade and the print screen illustration.