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I have had several instances over the years of poor execution speed in shorting ETFs. None however had the volume of SPY. My order has also been refused due to "no shares being available to borrow." It was IWM, go figure.

Timing the bottom is a futile exercise. This time is fairly unique, low prices AND low interest rates. Go for it. Get a flat rate, not an ARM.

AND amazingly she still has all her fingers.

A duplicate order happened to me a few months back. It was a software glitch on their end, but try convincing them that. Took about a week of harassment from me to get it fixed. In the end it all worked out, but even though I had the word of a tech that it could happen, they weren't going...

Zero Cost Averaging from Daryl Guppy, Better Stock Trading

Don't mean to hijack Brandon's thread, I'm eagerly awaiting his responses. Here are a few metrics I collect in my journal -- Duration of the trade in bars % of the move captured type of exit, stop used if any And for EOD -- # of trades + and - ( reliability ) avg profit of each...

Yeah, have IB pull it in, not NWM push it out.

Good rule of thumb -- Don't touch it.

Jesus

Kurt Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse 5 On the eighth day, the forty-year-old hobo said to Billy, "This ain't bad. I can be comfortable anywhere." "You can?" said Billy. On the ninth day, the hobo died. So it goes. His last words were, "You think this is bad? This ain't bad."

If protecting your data is that important, why rely on software that "probably" will work? Swap out the drive. If you can't afford the 50 bucks to do this, then it doesn't sound like it's really that important. If you want to save the data, you've got it. If you want it destroyed, then...

Industry Groups is a subset of the $1000/yr Daily Graphs Online subscription at IBD, or at least it used to be. I seem to recall just Industry Groups was maybe $300-400. That said, the charts are very basic and I don't believe you have the capability to customize them. It's very easy however...

Well carp. Go to the original article which is a link inside the NYTimes article. See if you can figure out what's wrong with this story. Here are just two things I found or didn't find. 1) There is no mention that 89% of anybody is responsible for the foreclosures, much less only 4...

No, the feet are properly drawn, right at highest volume of the setup, as everyone knows.