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I use the the pre and post markets way more now than during the bubble. Its a lot thinner but its also the amateur's hour, and you can pick up and unload at amazing prices. You have to know the news and sentiment, through briefing.com or whatever, and then step in there. It's especially good...

Second paragraph: http://money.cnn.com/2002/12/10/markets/stockswatch/ He's a trader at Pendo Group

I dont have a position in the stock, but people I know who have done their homework believe the court decision is worth a lot of money. The emphasis on -a lot-

Dan posted this today: ---------------------------------------- No More Exchange-Traded Funds for This Trader By Dan Fitzpatrick Special to RealMoney.com 09/25/2002 10:25 AM EDT Let me throw the gauntlet down: I will no longer analyze exchange-traded funds. I get a ton of emails...

Here it is. (Note to Baron: I have repost rights to my RM material) I got dozens of e mails about the article and situation. I'm amazed how little press this is getting. This is so retro. The thing that scares me is the exchanges may succeed in getting us all back to the 1980s...

If I read it right, that means they have to wait another 6 months before going after the next scofflaw. A lot can happen in that time. You can lose sleep on this but consider the exchanges work to close off every advantage traders have, and they have always done so. I think they feel it's...

It seems to me REDI will fill this vaccuum in a hurry. I remember a time when ISLD was down all day. Thought liquidity would dry up. No way. All the other ECNs turned more liquid than ever. -------------------------------------------------------- Dear IB Trader: Due to regulatory action...

ETers: I've never written to SE at all, in this manner or any other. I actually thought his 2 threads were quite enjoyable. This is a board, not a legal forum and anyone can say whatever they want. I have no idea why SE would fabricate such a statement. It's something Baron needs to look...

My biggest problem right now is clear-headed thinking. The charts themselves don't look that unusual when it comes to trends, pullbacks, etc. But I'm finding it real hard to concetrate on that while I have a knot in my stomach worrying about the safety of my children. The TA is working. But...

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Developing list of market/financial operations located/headquarter/etc in WTC: New York Society of Security Analysts Cantor Fitzgerald New York Institute of Finance Oppenheimer Funds Fuji Securities Loofbourrow The Fuji Bank-International Treasury Division Morgan Stanley Retail...

The towers were filled with financial operations. I can't imagine how many were affected by the disaster. We're putting out some calls to try to find friends/traders/market makers we know who work down there. The NYSE is only about 4 blocks away. I wonder if it will take a lot of time to get...

The Direct-Access Order Routing Table has now been fully updated for SuperSOES and decimalization. It has just completed a detailed review by sources at Nasdaq and all of the major ECNs, with the exception of Instinet. http://www.hardrightedge.com/work/orderrouting.htm Thanks to Elite...

Babak, If we ever have another bubble, I will go up to 3 SDs :)

The real question certainly is how <25K accounts will be handled by the BDs. Several folks made the point that T+3 may inhibit day trading in these accounts completely. Haven't seen that play out yet in the releases coming from the BDs. I can tell you that there is a consensus from those in...

neo, <I>I can't grasp Stoch and RSI, I mean WHAT SETTINGS will work over what timeframe?</I> In short time frames, it's much more important to study how those indicators act and react to a chosen setting than hitting your head against the wall trying to find the perfect setting (that...

There are two natural ways to fade a breakout. First the turtle soup, which usually sells as soon as price jumps back through the resistance level it broke through in the first place. The second is to look for a larger resistance level above the smaller breakout level, and sell into that...

Bill, Re your "off topic", would love to, but since he attacked HRE directly once or twice, I think it's better not to say anything in public. Will add this though: "Hard Right Edge does not, nor has it ever, received payment for order flow from any broker-dealer advertising or mentioned...

Considering we 've been able to tank 60%+ in the last year without devious stop placement, gushing blood or worldwide famine, the concern still seems a little misplaced.

You put 50 intraday traders in a room and you'll come up with 150 ways of handling stops. Just seems there are so many other types of "circuit breaker" protection schemes out there that this one is way outdated. IB is such a funny animal (I have an account with them as well). Half of their...