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I can pretty much echo everything ESQ said. I have been with the Bear Capital Fund guys for more than 5 years. The support is always quick and professional. The guys trade themselves so they know the urgency of individual trading issues. Never had an issue with getting paid whatsoever...

Shows you how well I pay attention. Then again redundancy in trading is always a good thing. :)

You forgot to mention the date. It's June 17th, for those interested.

Yes, they're called unions.

They're called elections.

Why don't all you guys just pull down your pants and get a ruler? How is this not in 'chit chat'?

Today's downgrade was from Fitch not S&P.

I will for my monthly wire. If anyone is looking for a firm. These guys are top notch. Red

Liam Byrne, the former Chief Secretary to the Treasury, last week wrote a letter for his successor - the Liberal Democrat David Laws - stating: "I’m afraid to tell you there’s no money left.” Speaking at a press conference yesterday, Mr Laws said: "When I arrived at my desk on the very...

Very sad day. One of the finest hard rock vocalists ever. By all accounts a fine human being too. His work on the Hear N Aid project for African famine relief was incredible. <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie"...

Queen 'Hammer to fall' You don't waste no time at all Don't hear the bell but you answer the call It comes to you as to us all We're just waiting For the hammer to fall

That's not how YOU value a company is it?

One is the Specialist.

Classic :D

You'd have a perfect quarter too if you could access TARP for free then use that dough to buy Treasuries all in unlimited quantities.

A long time to not know his risk? He got a 99% discount. His risk is the same as someone buying a Powerball ticket. Show me one stock that went from a normal trading range to immediate bankruptcy. Not even Refco (RFX) did that and that was one of the biggest turds ever. <img...

The market was down 9-10% at it's worst levels. The OP bought a $17 stock for 20 cents. That's an 99% discount. That stock move was a 'fake crash'. That's the clearest example or an erroneous trade you'll ever find. As the old saying goes "Watch out when you're getting all you want...

Since my order didn't route to other market centers it traded around every other order. For example if ARCA had been bidding $15.76, my sell offer would have skipped by him entirely and executed with the best INET bid. The trades were simply busted and removed from the tape and charts as if...

Yes it is usually the last printed trade. Only clearly erroneous trades are broken. Case in point, over a year ago in pre market I accidently offered either 5 or 10k of DNDN at $5 on INET. The stock was trading at $20+. Since my order didn't route to any other venues I swept the INET book...

+1 If you're going to play the game you have to know the rules. The rules are clearly spelled out on every ecn's website. Though a normal bust range is 10-20% not 60%.