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You need access to your brokers API if they have one.

OK thanks guys. Don our price range is $275k-375k, and from what I've found online it looks like we will be in the top part of that range for what we want. It's just really hard to look at real estate online when you have no idea what the areas are like.

Can someone go into further detail where in the West and South sides of Vegas are nice? What about the SW below Summerlin for example? There are a lot of new homes being built there but what is the area like? Thanks in advance!

Here's a screenshot of $UVOL with T&S...

I've also wondered this. Have you done a web search for the calculation?

http://www.gndt.com/tech_trade_sys.aspx Bottom of that page is NASD SIPC.

Good post, my only disagreement is that you can occasionally influence the outcome of some trades in lower liquidity stocks. Enter a 4k bid .05 under market and you will get a little lift if you need it.

Most guys are paying .004 to .006 (+sec/ecn) right now I think.

Glad to hear someone made $ in those things today, they cost me $2k in the first 30 mins of trading...always a fun way to start the week.

You guys don't mess around! Let us know how it goes.

I just use excel...fairly basic to set up. No fancy plugins needed.

I plot my daily, but I think you are referring to plotting intraday also...? It would be tough to plot intraday with more than 20+ trades.

What people have lost doesn't really interest me.

So far I think it's a good poll. 32% in the 0-20k seems realistic. If you don't like the poll don't participate whiners. :D

To expand on thetraderprofits poll...

I usually just tell people that your broker lends you the shares to sell in an automated transaction. Simple enough.

http://invest-faq.com/articles/trade-short.html

Do you use automation? If so, on entries, exits, or both?

Would be more interesting if the 0-100k category were broken down into quarters (0-25k, 25-50k etc) since probably 90%+ of us will fall into that at this point in the year. Right now someone who made $1k and someone who made $90k is in the same category :confused:

Fun story! How did you get to talk to these guys? I've never been to the NYSE but assume you don't get to close to the specialists on the tours.