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crossing session orders are only filled on the last NYSE sale .

you're right! it was yesterday. i hope he stayed long. nice scoop

NO there are not.

i hope you know why its up:p

if you know anyone with a Schwab account their research page has what you are looking for.

no reason to pay those ticket charges. find a different firm

only reason for a reverse split is when a stock is at risk for delisting for trading under a dollar for 30 days

trading groups has been my style of choice lately. mainly oil service(esv,slb,do...) and home builders(bzh,phm,tol...) look for the laggard.

first of all the NY specialist is NOT out to get you. don't forget when there is a move in a stock you a probably the last in line behind people in the crowd. it isn't the specialist just trying to screw you and your order. its the guy in the crowd with 500k to buy that screws you when he...

i think a combo of briefing and DJ is the best bet if you can do it.

many stocks have automatic execution up to a certain size. if the quote is there you get filled, which may explain the quick executions.

like someone said he is a huge insurance company owner. he stated he made a mistake by underestimating current risks and the NY attack cost his companies 2 billion in claims. also said he needs to increase premiums to cover against future risks.

sec wanted to help the customer by going to pennies, they better not let the nyse screw the customer by dropping ITS!

have you tried a search on google?

trades should be firm just like during the regular trading day

KCP,YUM,RIG all winners today. some good openings this morning. :)

i don't like to use bullets jsut because with penny spreads it has been much easier to get short sales off. just my opinion

sounds like just bad luck. many times when i send a short to NY i'll send it 1 or 2 cents below the bid just so if i miss the first price i may still get my short off if it drops a couple of cents

sounds like one buyer taking a position. gets cleaned up on the 30k print and just backs away.

ny specialist have to maintain a fair and orderly market first and foremost. they can NOT buy or sell ahead of a customer order. they can NOT hold up an order just for the hell of it. 90 seconds i believe is the max time they have to fill and order. in fast market situations they are alloted...