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Do not get me wrong the slipage is outragous and your timing has to be perfect but at least you can sort of grind out a living

I am changing from Lightspeed to Sterling and have a large number of quote windows for different sectors. Is their anyway to download my symbols to a spreadsheet from Lightspeed and then enter them into Sterling?

I have been a tape reletive streigth equity trader for many years. The last 18 months have been very rough. recently though, it has been getting a tad easier it allmost seems like a lot of the high frequency guys have killed each other and if you are careful and make the right calls you can...

Thank you. I have seem that one. Probloem is that is only 10 stocks so for example on the volume side stuff like C BAC and the like take most of the space. I would like 50 stocks

I used to use a list on the Nadaq website that showed the top 50 up down and volume stocks in the pre market and was sortable. For some reason, it is no longer their and I need somthing that gives me as broad a list. Anyone got anything I should look at?

I just want to bump the thread as I am finally getting serious about opening a "turtle" model shop in Pittsburgh. I see that the cost of living in New York makes it too hard for people to survive during the learning curb. I have a very good record as a trainer, and of course would welcome...

What are people using to show how stocks are moving pre market that shows both price and volume? I used one for years that was on the nasdaq web site but they stopped updating it and I havn't found something I like so far

lets say you are trading from home using 3 20'' monitors. watching a few hundred symbols and keep up between 5 and 10 charts. What would be the specs your computer should have in terms of Ram,cpu speed and video card?

I used a page on the Nasdaq web site for years that showed which stocks were up the most,down the most and had the highest volume. The page seems to have disappeared. Does anyone know of a page I can use instead?

I am an experienced trader who wants to automate aprt of my trading. I need a prop firm in NYC who can internally program it. The last people I delt with could not program a VCR

I am toying with the idea of opening a prop office in the Burgh because of the low cost of living and large pool of smart kids coming out of Pitt and CMU. anyone interested please PM me.

I am an equity trader who wants to watch some sort of doller index because currency moves have been leading the stock market. which one should I use?

fighting on the internet is like being in the special olympics: win or lose you are still a retard

Yeah in other words I want to take what i actually did for a month and see if I could beat my results by using an automated exit.

I an a discretionary trader, and I want to eventually automated my exits. I first want to back test various exit strategies against my actual trades. Does anyone know of a system where I can import my trades at the end of day to be tested against real time tick data?

food stamps, Wic Medicaid. actually Don is right. All of these data services have a monthly cost that either the trader or the firm have to pay so some traders might for example have an oil quote but others will not.

I always thought that on the first of the year all ETF's should split or reverse split to trade at 40.

I appreciate your input as I am new to automating. iIhave another question. I plan to build a risk management system and the reason I need the ATR data is to use it for stops (in other words I will take a loss when the stock hits a set percentage of ATR) Do you think that the 13 day weighted...

risk taker none i am starting to have something written have been totally manual until now

programmer asked for a feed but he is probably just being lazy