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Thanks for the responses. What I am interested in is NYC office space and to share expense with other serious traders of any and all styles. My present concern is modest: to defray office expenses and avoid domestic interruptions. As I spent time at a trading firm, I am well aware of what...

with a desire to have an office away from home and open to sharing office space in Manhattan with a small number traders. Share rent and costs of T-1 connection and router, telephone, electric etc. Provide your own workstation and desk, or share a long worktable. Maybe even share ideas...

I bet they are not also. The wild bull is dead.

A handful were incredibly good and had great discipline. There were a few in particular who had an uncanny sense of saturation points in the movement of a stock. THey would sell into a pop and go short, cover and go long,etc. At the time, YHOO,CMGI, QCOM, easily had a 10-20 point daily range...

They're not out hawking unless they are looking for capital. Read Alex Elders' chapter in "Trading for a Living" where he discusses Gurus. They promote one idea and they are like broken clocks. Eventually, they market confirms their methods, but just once. WHen I traded at Andover in...

I did a trial with these folks and walked away very skeptical. Many calls were made with many many stocks. Far more than any scalping trader could possibly be expectwed to manage. Usually scalpers foc8us on a few stocks. Underground Trader could have as many as 30 trades a day on 20 stocks...

Now that you responded to the question by tellings us that certain ethnic groups coalesce at WorldCo (by choice and personal comfort I presume) do you have any observations on trading styles among the groups that you have noticed?

JBHT, trigger long over yesterday's high. Entry early @ 24.85 sold at 27.47 inthe pm. Managed trade remotely, was out all day on other business. It's nice to not have to watch every tick and do well.

I use them only for bumping price up or down on ARCA after I have entered an order. Otherwise my style does not demand hot keys.

"As for capital, let's just say that you can trade as big here at Worldco as anywhere else, I mean, we would be stupid to not let you go as big as you want to if you are making money. If you are a profitable trader you will make more money at Worldco than Schonfeld period, the difference of...

Seems many strategies could work. Can anyone quantify the best strategy? I doubt it. My strategy involves preparing support and resistance levels on the daily and 60m NDX charts, and running fib retracementsand extensions after an intraday high/low is established. If a retracement coincides...

Good Order entry,bad data feed. When I used RediPlus, you could not chart the Nasdaq Composite intraday, but you could chart the Naz 100. However, the minimum time frame was 5 minutes and the feed was always slow and often interrupted. It was common that the 5 minute bar on the Naz index...

and gurus should be avoided by anyone that would relyupon the service to do the work for them, no matter how good some are (and I have read Brandon and Toni's,and Linda B.R.'s material and they are undeniably good) You should go one on one with the market and find your own setups by dint of...

"law suites"???

its a legimate question even if it does not merit a thread in and of itself. But posts on stocktip/chatrooms and the bogus operators who prey upon the uncertainties of novice traders would provide ample fodder for community discourse.

And recently, many individual charts in Naz and NYSE exhibiting various bearish formations, which should be monitored for short entries (stalling patterns, evening stars, Bearish engulfing candles, several gap downs from recent 60 day highs across different sectors, pullbacks from lows...

Is anyone using this package and if so canyou comment on its features and usefulness and especially its fibonacci features

Island has greater book depth and greater liquidity and handles more share volume. Both are extremely fast and responsive networks.

When it is extreme or at support or resistance. Emotional up or down openings almost always have a reaction. Gaps not of an extreme nature often have follow-up in the direction of the gap. Whichever it is, wait for the trigger, then pounce.

i'm an nyc resident, but will be skiing through the week upstate. post the time, if i get back earlier, i 'll join up.