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I have read the contract and it's a subsidiary of Generic. The question I'm wondering is... how legal is this contract? And.... does Generic know one of it's subsidiaries is using such terrible practices to scare traders? I mean in my opinion this is just a terrible act. To try and scare...

were both your firms in new york? what would happen if you did leave the firm?

does anyone work at generic that can verify this as a policy though? I want to know if this one branch is taking advantage of my student.

The thing is... is this even a Generic rule? or some sub branch making this rule up. I always thought Generic was an upstanding company... never heard of this non compete anywhere else. In my opinion it's total crap that anyone can say you can't be a certain profession because you worked here...

I'm about to mentor a person that worked at Generic Trading for about 8 months. He says that during this time he had to sign a contract that said if he were to quit, he is NOT allowed to retain a job as an equity trader. If he does, he has to pay $25,000. When I heard this I immdediately thought...

hk u might want to check out whisper... but you have to pay. not sure of any free ones, i would be interested if anyone knew any though.

oh okay i see what you are saying... thanks for explainin it to me... not that great w/ computers. one question.... so if i were to create a database... anyone know of any other filters like whisper? i'm wondering where they get their databse feed from. one question... how powerful of a...

Can anyone explain to me in a few short sentences how Whisper works exactly? I'm curious as to how a computer can seaerch through millions of stocks in a day to meet the criteria for a stock filter. Anyone have any ideas? I mean I know you need an NYSE data feed.... but once you have that...

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1580622720/qid=1122589206/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-1644032-3575845?v=glance&s=books This book received very bad reviews. Obviously though I don't know if it's because the people reviewing it are expecting too much. For those of you that have read it...

it's pointless for me to give someone material that i wrote, when they have no clue what the bid and ask are even. that's why i want them to read a book that teaches them the basics.

i am mentoring a few people on how to trade better. i have 1 or 2 that know how to trade, the basics, and 1 or 2 that know nothing. nitro the book you recommended, is that good for people that have a basic knowledge? as for this daytrading online book, it teaches like spread, etc. right? how...

I'm looking for a book for beginner traders for my students. A few of them have no experience in trading and I would like to provide them with a book that would teach them the basic - intermediate stuff. Things like, bid, offer, specialists when they can buy, short uptick rule, and if possible...