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you can run different resolutions with win2000 also - thats my setup

alright - i'll bid .11 - just to make it competitive, and $3.11 if you throw in a Starbucks mocha java

Seanote - what did you see on a chart (or otherwise) to short NVDA there? to me, on a 1 min chart, it may an intraday low around 3:11 or so (at 24.15 + or -), falling away from its 20 period MA, then came back a little to 24.58 ( resistance at the 20 MA?) where you entered short, and you...

nice day - keep up the good work! i enjoy reading these

I don't see the need to knock someone that made a trade that didn't work - at least he had the guts to post it - which is a lot more than anyone else here would ever do. Judging from his P&L, I'd say we could learn a lot more from him than most others here who just like to criticize.

tough shorting environment today

Seanote - in a market environment such as this one, your trades are truly inspiring - you are a gifted trader IMO. mbg

the way you're trading today, i'd stick with the charts, and watch sportscenter later :)

wow - nice exit!

I agree - but he said that a lot of shares traded below his price - so thats why I say NITE screwed him. If a MM or someone wanted a lower print, they would do a few hundred - but probably no more. In any event, its a violation of the order handling rules. Besides, if NITE had an order to...

The part that you are missing is that it doesn't matter if the trades were by a market maker, isld, or whoever - it doesn't matter! The fact that he was willing to pay 27.18 for the stock, and the fact that someone else sold it at 27.16 means that the buyer was screwed, and whoever sold at...

I don't mean to sound rude, but you guys don't understand how the market works. Let me explain: He had an order to buy NVDA at 27.18. The price at the time he placed his order was above 27.18 (for arguments sake, lets say it was trading at 27.25 at the time), so the market maker obviously...

Thats the way things USED to work - the ask does not matter - he was due a fill - call the Nasdaq to ask them - they'll tell you.

Reatick shows the same 27.16 low there, and not 27.10. However, if he had a limit order to buy at 27.18, at some point, his bid would've had to be hit, giving him a fill at 27.18. The ask does not have to be 27.18 to get filled. He was due a fill at 27.18 - again - his broker lied to...

Your broker lied to you. You had in a limit order, and they are obligated to post it into their nasdaq quote if they do not fill it internally. That 30 second thing is nonsense. Contact NASD Regulation - they can start an inquiry for you if you get no satisfaction.

great trades overall though i enjoy your journal - keep up the great work!

wow nice emlx move

nice trade seanote

he's on a roll

Fidelity did that to me once, with Herzog cancelling the trades saying they didn't update their quotes fast enough. Fidelity and Herzog were both fined (after about a year) and they gave me all the profits from the trade. If you feel you were screwed, call NASD Regulation right away.