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How about linking the chart with your level 2?

This is postmarket. Here are the top asks arca 20.19 1000 brut 20.24 800 You place a buy order at 20.25, intelligent. You first get filled 800 shares from brut at 20.24, then the remaining shares from arca at 20.19. I know, you should place your limit order at 20.19, or go...

A screener doesn't make trade recommendations. It just screens for criteria you're looking for...like maybe if you're already profitable trading stocks that gap up in the morning, you need a screeener to find out which ones are gapping right now.

They charge $40 per historical transcript???

It was a Nasdaq stock postmarket. I thought I mentioned that, but I guess not.

I would like to be able to adjust my limit price in a more efficient way. Right now, I can click on a price on a level 2 box, or go to the limit price box and highlight the currnet price in there and manually change it. The problem with mouse clicking is that sometimes by the time I get my mouse...

That's ridiculous. If there is someone bidding a certain price, and I click on that price to sell, I should get filled, whether it's a CyberXchange order, or a direct order to an ecn. A limit order is an order to fill at that price or better, it's not an order to allow the broker to change the...

That's the response Cyber gave me. Price improvement is meaningless if you don't get filled.

I think I just figured it out. It's called a text box. Correct?

In most level 2 trading applications, when you are changing variables when preparing to place a trade, eg quantity and limit price, these are done in boxes. You go into the 'quantity' box, and can change the number of shares you want to trade. Is there a computer term for what these boxes are...

This is a list of retail firms that, last I checked, clear through SLK/Goldman. I know Shoreline and Ultra use Redi Plus, not sure about the others. I don't know if they have futures trading. Carlin Equities Grace Financial Group Lime Brokerage RedSky Securities Shoreline Trading Ultra...

I have yet to see another broker able to keep up with IB in terms of Nasdaq stocks.

So if you can't buy a card that's made directly made Nvidia, which 3rd party manufacturer are you supposed to buy from?

The AGP cards I'm looking at on the internet have 3 medium size contact points, each separated by a space. (contact point, space, contact point, space, contact point) My AGP slots have a medium size slot, a space, and then a long slot. Is that the way they're supposed to be? It looks like it...

BTW I know of a company that claims they can do the programming for you, BUT As far as I can tell they only work with TradeStation. They say it could take a month to complete the job. They're very pricey. (Quoted me $3-5K for the job.)

MAESTRO apparently has done pretty much what you're describing. Check at the 'Pictures of Your Trading Stations' thread on 3/31/05. He's (understandably) tight lipped about exactly what he did to accomplish this. I purchased Naturally Speaking, but I haven't gotten around to playing with it...

Yeah, it's PCI-E. Thanks.

Here's another blurry picture of my card.

This was supposed to be a AGP video card, but it doesn't fit in my AGP slot.

Does anyone know what's going on with this stock postmarket? I don't see any news.