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you can try finviz and look at ATR... or download NinjaTrader, get daily data free and setup a scanner for ATR.. http://finviz.com/ look at tc2000 as well... http://www.freestockcharts.com/

nothing new, every company that owns real estate that doesnt operate in that space should sell those assets that just tie up equity... sale and leaseback baby... name of the game...

+1 ... at this point in time, I think you would do best by reading the threads that have been hammered to death over the past few weeks...

by looking at the spread... try it on your platform... 1:1 ratio... front/back and back/front... it will the same pretty much...

doobs... nice looking system...

hmmm... I dont think my upbringing has anything to do... there is such a concept of value... data is precious ... most of it cant be recreated... so I am not about to "cheap out" and save $100/year or even $50 and risk losing my data... but to each its own... I guess I am happy pissing away $$$...

LMAO.... without there being rules or even having a clue who is on this forum, kind of hard to make that statement... but I guess everyone has an "idol"...

I dont get it... what is the obsession with people who in theory are traders and make money "trading" to get things for free? spend $50 on acronis and another $100/yr with microsoft skydrive and be done...

http://www.businessinsider.com/11-year-old-trader-likes-honda-2013-3 no need for fancy roads... :)

well, in that case you dont have to go to an IB at all... (and I am not being sarcastic btw...) there are plenty of trading divisions within any company that will use natural resources and its derivatives... Pepsi and Coke have one of the largest (IMO, and that I know off) aluminum trading...

your argument has some merit, but it loses its value only in one regard.... if we are all risk adverse because we might not hit a home run like bill gates or steve jobs, then we would cease to advance... there are risks to everything, like you said... one can make smart or dumb decisions and...

ahhhh... you should have started by saying that.... so no, you dont work for an investment bank... you work for a bank that has a brokerage division... your bank, more than likely, purchased an investment bank... so you are more than likely talking about BAC/JPM/C .... which have bought IB's...

that is a joke, clearly... it shows in your lack of knowledge of compliance... because if in fact your firm acts the way you say they do, then clearly they are lacking regulatory compliance, and yes... best to use generic statements about it than to risk reputational impact (further more than...

interesting, so lets see... US based, there are only 5 ... MS, GS, C, BAC, and JPM... and non US, there are 7.... UBS, CS, DB, BNP, HSBC, Barclays, and SG... so largest in the US? hmmm.... what measure did you used? AUM, capital ratios, returns? curious... your last statement("trade away")...

everyone still leaned on the expectations/conditions that proved the trade was good... you exited at a % of the expectation based on whatever you saw it was good/great... everyone else that was greedy might have gotten slaugthered... there might have been also those that exited @ 80% and change...

actually, no... if by companies we are talking about IB's (Investment Banks) there are not that many... and you are in fact restricted.. it is part of their legal compliance and within their code of conduct... if you get fired because of violating compliance or conduct, you will have a hard time...

hmmm... I dont think the sex makes a single difference in trading... the assumptions you are making about her being a girl might be wrong... so why not go ahead and approach it the same way as if you had a son... also, stocks(cash equities) are the foundation for most of the derivatives out...

if you are an employee of an IB, you can not trade your own account. There are so many restrictions and limitations that is not even funny. The same goes for a hedge fund. The only thing you can trade, are indexes and some ETF's, and the holding period is usually 30 days...you are not allowed to...

kids, they grow up quick, dont they... you dont mention her age... so depending on what is "legal" or not... i would just setup an account with IB with $30K, setup parameters within the account to trade small lots (100 shares max) and let her at it... to be honest, all my trading I learned the...

but what you are skipping, which is the rest of the story, the reason for him to put on additional size was his analysis was correct and his initial bet had proven it... once they knew they were in the money, they just leaned on it for all they could milk it for...