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Series 7 is still a requirement for prop.

Is there a website where I can find a list of all industries and their components to input into esignal (yahoo is a pain in the @ss)

Being undercapitalized is very common, and seems like a great reason to trade at a firm to me.[ QUOTE]Quote from otcstockfund: i don't see why anyone would want to trade at a firm and give up a good % of their profits unless they are undercapitalized

SLB for a year or so, CTX for a long time on and off, but more actively lately, and AET since the big gap down in July.

Some stocks trade better on technicals, some on the tape etc. I am a tape-reader, hence this thread... For me - I like SLB, AET, CTX and X lately.

How did it go playing that bounce?

How did you pick them?

thx

I disagree. I think gut feel can have a lot to do with successful trading.

With all the changes going on in NYSE, it definately seems like understanding naz is a good idea.

It all depends on the risk you are willing to assume to get this return. I am fairly conservative, so if I could make even 15% consistently, knowing that I have low risk, I would be very happy.

When you talk in % terms it doesnt matter what the person makes. There is evidence to show that most people in their retirement years require about 75% of their earnings in the year before retirement. I havent done the numbers, but presumably, if you save 15% of your income every year...

What do you mean by opening range scanner? Like a 15min breakout? What software do you use?

Ive heard some traders use time stops. Ie. if a stock is doing nothing of a long time, they will just get out and get into something else that is setting up. Do you ever employ this technique?

I trade at a prop firm and do around 100-150k shares / day. With that volume I have a rate around $.0025 per share. I use different techniques for shorting different stocks. Liquid stocks can usually be shorted by crossing the market lower using ecns. On less liquid stocks it is more...

I am a scalper, and I trade anywhere from 1 to 20 different stocks each day. I have been noticing lately that the more stocks I trade, the worse my performance. Probably due to lack of focus. I watch 5 maket maker windows at a time to keep track, but Im thinking of cutting it back to 3 to...

How many stocks do you trade each day on average? Also, for those of you that trade alot, how many are you watching simultaneously, and how do you keep track of them?

It says I need a password

Excellent - just what I was looking for. Thx.