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When I was still new to this a couple years ago I checked out a firm here in SF called Landmark Securities. It was run by three guys at the time. Once I visited the office, I liked the atmosphere so I opened an account. After a couple more visits to the office I got the feeling that...

TO: All CME Market Data Vendors FROM: Amy Savin, Managing Director and Chief Marketing Officer Glen Madeja, Director, Market Data Services SUBJECT: New CME Pricing Policies: Market Data Subscribers DATE: December 14, 2000 NOTICE#: Q 2000-75...

This is an article showing the holdings in the HOLDR's from March of last year. Though the holdings are probably much different now, it would give you an idea of how they are broken down. http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/funds/deardagen/894384.html

Cybercorp started a new feature today. Looks like Schwab is improving customer service. I don't know what the requirements are to have this "priority" service. I got this email, and a call today from Cyber: (the bold part is the most important) Dear XXXXX, As one of our most valued...

Ahh ok... I use Cyber, and you can choose whether or not you want to see bid/ask changes in the T&S window. I have it turned off.

I've never seen anything like what you describe. What software are you using?

Baron, the site is looking great. One thing I think would be helpful is a link to the broker on that particular broker's rating page. I have never heard of many of these companies and would like to be able to have a direct link to their site. Dustin

A couple I haven't seen listed yet are: Technical Analysis of Stock Trends - Edwards & Magee Trading With Oscillators - Mark Etzkorn

I should specify a little more about the InvestorRT alert. It's not a volume alert. Instead, it measures the # of trades over a specified time, compared to another time period.

This article may help in your search: http://www.thestreet.com/funds/toolsofthetrade/1214252.html

Markiss, Check out InverstorRT at http://www.linnsoft.com. There is a tool in that program called Tick Velocity that does exactly what you want. The downside of the program is you need a data feed (eg. Esignal) and the preparation of the Tick Velocity tool is quite tedious. Dustin

In my opinion that is where TA indicators come into play, but with CyberX2 you may not have the ability.

John, I talk to praetorian during the trading day also. He may be away from his computer when you IM him. You can also IM me with any questions. My name is dust247.

TheFinn, IB is only cheaper than Cyber if you trade <1000 shares at a time. IB: .01c per share @ 1000 shares = $10 Cyber: $9.95/trade @ any = $10 (appx) Also, IB's software is only an executuion tool. No charts, Level II, Time & Sales. You would need to subscibe to another...

Couldn't agree with you more. This is imo one of the most important theories of trading. Afterall...$1k/day is about $250,000/year.

John, After reading your goals I have a comment. I <i>think</i> most of the profitable traders here will agree with me. You will probably struggle in the beginning like all of us, but if you can get enough experience daytrading then $1k per day is not very hard. I think there are two...

I've used CyberTrader for almost a couple years now and do not have nearly as many problems as you. Cyber's charts do occasionally blank out, but it never freezes completely. Stability may depend on how good your internet connection is.

LOL she's out with the family tonight. I know...it's pathetic.

I'm really bored, so I thought maybe we could get some sort of friendly competition going with this Nasdaq Head Trader game. I have had problems running it in IE, so if you have the option I suggest using Netscape. So far I am at 43rd place on the Advanced level with a score of 2.49M...

John, Go to this link to download AIM. It's free. Download it, then it will step you through the process of making a username and password. http://www.aol.com/aim/home.html