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LOL. Advances in medicine pale in comparison to advances in pdt workarounds. You have choices: 1) Futures, options, bonds, exotic derivatives, baseball cards, etc 2) Trade through a non-US broker 3) Obtain a series7 license and go prop. 4) Become a member of a sub-LLC trading group...

Think again: Mandatory security device by itself is acknowledgment of a security problem. Opt-in model would put onus back on client. Breach of a mandatory device would represent a flaw, bug, weakness, whatever you want it called, with the device issuer clearly at fault. If the device...

Correct, it is a formula. Here's an Ensign Software article explaining. http://www.ensignsoftware.com/tips/tradingtips57.htm

Sounds like a fairly pedestrian analysis. If it really is this simple, the next leg will be where Jonny Mainstreet becomes an analyst.

Given the amount of fog surrounding the numbers that the public gets to see, I think it's programmed by the CFO's 11 year old nephew, probably in Basic. Not too hard to write out a string "NET INCOME... xxxxxxxxxx.xx *" The footnotes have to be outsourced with oversight.

Oh, baaabby!

Buy! Buy! Buy! Don't worry, leave it up to us, GS, to figure out where to get the stock. Just for you, our valued client. :D

http://www.mypivots.com/dn/archive.aspx Has what you're looking for, but probably not in the format you want. :(

They don't understand your English. :p I use Ensign, I use custom time frames, ones that I put in, every single day! Here: http://ensignsoftware.com/help/timespanel.htm

No problem with your English. But your knowledge of the software you mention is questionable. You can add any time frame you want in Ensign. Just open the the "Times" form, and click "Edit". Add whatever timeframe you want, ticks, seconds, minutes, volume, range, whatever. In my...

Not for scalping, IRA trading only. Won't even CONSIDER opening a standard account for reasons (plus others) mentioned.

Are you out of your mind? Scottrade gets paid for orderflow. AND they sit on the board of directors for NITE! They charge $7 a ticket. $14 rt + sec fees. OK for unlimited shares. If you scalp only 1 or 2 lots, you'll get killed! AND only 2:1 margin; cash required to play size. They have...

To name a few more: Ensign ProphetX (DTN) ESignal InvestorRT

Ensign http://ensignsoftware.com/

Kiwi: Since you personalized your post to me, Ill respond in kind. YOU are the one that posted: Why does anyone go public in a frothy bull market? To which I replied: so they are going public for all the wrong reasons If I'm a twat, you were the lead twat. But I think twit is...

So they are going public for all the wrong reasons.

No. If they raise rates prior to IPO then they have to publically explain account attrition and/or deteriorating client satisfaction. After the IPO is the correct timing for such a move; they might need the extra income to pay the underwriting syndicate. :eek:

The IB warts start to emerge. Interesting how some data is counter to existing client perception. Why are they going public anyway?

Audited financials, by themselves, do not determine whether or not a company can list on a recognized exchange. It is a requirement for listing, but the content of the financials determines listing eligibility (in addition to listing fees, and ongoing accounting and legal fees). Not all...

Interesting. After a week or so, its 2:1 in favor of making money vs maximizing profit. So, can anyone explain all the fierce discussions here on ET regarding "superior" trading styles or techniques, as well as the self-deprecating topics about leaving money on the table, getting stopped out...