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http://www.ez2buy.com/products.asp?id=530&scid=n&s=f&mfn=299&gps=f000001&ac=overture Than this might be what you are looking for? Robert

As you are interested in First Alert with Citrix PM Lescor and ask him about it, since I don't usually deal with Neovest/First Alert Robert

Can you be more specific in your question of how Amex specialist handle their orders compared to NY. What instance /secenario are you thinking about? Robert

Bandwidth is an extremely important thing. It is limited to remote traders on DSL/Cable modems. Milliseconds count. Office traders are on Andover's network using T-1 lines where bandwidth isn't an issue as much than. . Remote traders are either put on the VPN which is a virtual private...

as I'm sure I talked with you before, Citrix is now available for remote traders so bandwith shouldn't be too much of a concern.

read on the website about other fee's on Point Direx NYSE fee or an ECN fee.

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Actually they are LOO Limit on Open not MOO Market on Open Robert

Technically you shouldn't be able to. Shorts require margin and under $5 has no margin capabilities. Might have been a glitch in IB's software or they haven't updated it.

Don no revenge trading (MRK) you should know better

nice post

Doesn't sound like a problem to have. I'd be happy to take that problem from you at no cost or even pay you a little bit to take it off your hands if that situation comes up :D

See PM or just call information. It is not in any threads. To other posters I have nothing to do with the above thread

Well now that you gave everybody the idea on Elitetrader the spread will narrow even more as competition increases. :mad:

All comments are speculation/rumors no facts and lots of mudslinging. when /if Andover make an announcement I'll comment on it. Than we have facts.

The specialist usually only accounts for 20% of the volume. It might have been somebody pulled their bid and there were no other bids. Did that bid print? Or was it canceled. Robert

Listed is easy Everything goes to only one place so use that route. DOT or ISI will go to the exchange floor. Arca is a search feature ECN it will first go to the ECN's than the Specialist. Do not expect to have the specialist give you fills through Arca. Usually Arb's are who give...

I'll 2nd that of Loving NYSE

inquiring minds want to know just subscribing to thread

Was looking though some older threads and ran upon this one. There is another option for some of the firms. Which is registering with the NASD instead of an exchange. WorldCO and Andover are this way. Not sure who else. Yearly fee for NASD is just a measly $85 a year. Robert Tharp