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So you'll stay with a losing trade as long as the market momentum is still in your favor and wait for the stock to come around? Or do you have a point when you bailout even though the overall market is still going your way?

How about the stops? How far will you let the position go against you before you get out?

I have 3 vid cards all the same chipset and XP just automatically recognized them. Nothing to configure or software to install. I think you can probably use different chipsets, but I wanted to be safe since I had to buy three new ones anyways.

That's too bad. I was looking foward to posts on what living down in Costa Rica was like.

You could try trading eurex futures.

I think it's a brand new building, construction still in progress. If it's the builing I'm thinking of and I'm pretty sure it is, it's right on the corner SW of central park. I've walked by it a few times.

Yeah the article says another $15 mil for the interior work. That brings the total to $60 mil for an apartment.

They just start coming out of the woodwork. :D :D :D

I never knew that property in NYC was worth so much. $45 mil for an apartment is alot. Must be nice to have that kind of cash to blow on an apartment. I wonder how much the guy is worth. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/usatoday/20030711/bs_usatoday/5316984

I sold a car on Ebay. Worked great. Got $6k more than my best offer anywhere else. Definitely worth the $30 or so listing fee. The buyer was from Ohio and I'm in CA. I don't think this sale would have happened through any other place.

If you got U5'd then no one is holding anything hostage.

I don't think Roger is the same as the other two. Roger was trading completely discretionary and making an interesting journal out of it. These other two should just start another journal.

Huh? What the hell are you guys talking about? I don't even want to hear the answer.

I've been comparing the Mytrack feed to Esignals for the past week, and for all eurex products, Esignal is consistently faster than Mytrack by a fraction of a second. Actually, Esignal is the same speed as J-trader's quotes. I don't know if it's worth the money to pay double the Mytrack feed...

Wow! Very cool link.

It's one of those trading axioms. A bad trader thinks about how much they can make, whereas a good trader thinks about how much he can lose....err something like that. That's what Txhorns meant by "when it reverses." Interesting journal, I'm curious to see how it turns out. Will you be...

TM, it was a different market 4 years ago.

0 It's not that difficult to just skip over posts by people that I don't feel like reading.

I think an easier way would just be to find out how much it would cost in expenses, personnel, hardware, lines, fees, etc. to have a self-clearing firm. Then divide that by the amount of volume that Bright does. This would probably give a low estimate for the amount per share that they pay...

It has to be lower. There are offices of other firms that get cleared for less than .002 and they probably don't even approach 1/10th of the volume as Bright does as a firm. Bright has other expenses, so it's not like it's all going into their pocket.