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Frost, Like a watchlist. Let's say I want a list of stocks that gained more than 2 percent they prior day.

Why not just trade the 15 stocks that you have the cap to trade? When you same limit the entry criteria did you mean change the entry criteria?

But when two or three economists sit down and talk about an issue you can tell they know their stuff. It's like the background music in a movie. If a scene is good, you don't really need it, but it makes for that much more enjoyment. It's nice for the big banks to have someone in house to...

It sounds like you're on the right course for consulting with PMs. Some of the PMs will probably ignore you during the meetings, if they're not mandatory some might not even show up. Economists are like seatbelts, they don't always save lives but all banks have them.

It's not a funeral, lighten up. Anybody who wants to think about their little retirement fund is a Communist right? Everyone can't work at the NYMEX calculating risk all day sorry .

Sounds REAL impressive. So you're aware, this is a little out of my league. I'm not the office and tie bank type. I don't really know or interact with the John Merriweather types. Did you ever read Liar's Poker. In the eighties everyone majored in Econ and wore a suit to work. Now, from where...

You definately have the initial shine I think banks look for, I mean, with NYU and Duke etc. All sound like good schools. THe only thing I can forsee is maybe lack of experience. You might lose out to a guy that's been working in the market while going to school and getting a bigshot PHD...

Frostman must be hard at work on our new software! LOL. Where are you guys? I was thinking about the scanner on this thing. That's a real tool. Frost, can you post a little something on the scanning part?

What's great about the anchors on CNBC is that you can tell when they're doing an interview, they are waiting for producers to tell them in the little earpiece how to shape the follow-up question. Makes them look like they are following what the guest is saying.

That's what I was going to say! I used to work for a clearing firm. I spent all day going over accounts. A lot impedes deciphering strats just from trades. First most of the accounts are discretionary trades. Second the trades don't have timestamps. You know it just says total...

a phd from SUNY vs. a phd from Harvard????? what school?

Productivity is on the rise: http://www.bls.gov/news.release/prod2.t01.htm http://www.bls.gov/news.release/prod2.t03.htm

what school

they did remember to mention that the dollar is a lot weaker now than it was when it made it's highs

Where are you looking for the fund?

keshner trading has a branch out there in h-town. I think you're required to put up starting cap. This guy, Don Bright always accepts traders from ET for remote trading. Post a link to your resume here. You might want to look into some local HFs in your area. I had a friend that got a job...

good point. there are tonnes of places you can get your feet wet as a programmer/trader though. What school did you go to? As far as programming what can you do?

Looks good as far as the model is concerned. The problem I had with this is that earnings are not reported often enough. Earnings are essentially reported 4 times per year and then corrected a month or something later.

The custom lines help out on one of my strategies. The others will need the indicators drawn from SR Server. 2 Questions: Do I need to sign up for SR PRo or can I use Lite? and as Far as capability, what can I use for input?

I can't help you, but it would look good to others that might be able to if you, outta good faith, posted that link to the free FX sites. Thanks!