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No question once you make the switch to LCD you can never go back to CRT. Its night and day. Your eyes will thank you.

This cannot be a well known firm...can it? What incentive do they have to keep his check, are they that broke? Maybe they only have a few traders, hence not much revenue coming in. Hopefully he will reveal the firm.

"Mortimer, your brothers not well." "FUCK HIM!"

Just wondering if anybody owns a small business on top of trading. If so, what type of business? How did you get into it? I think it would be nice to have dual revenue sources in case your trading edge disappears and you cant find another..

Not a big deal to pump a product like TI, its not a system, its just a powerful screening tool. So if DT's making good money using it doesnt mean you will. I believe they have a trial period also so I dont see any reason to get upset.

Still cant understand people complaining about specialists. Its a blessing to have 2 market structures, some do well with NYSE and others Naz. If you don't like listed there is plenty of securities to trade that don't go through specialists...so whats the problem?

So thats what this is all about.. Makes complete sense as to why they wanted to make the pricing change retroactive to Feb 1, which was the start of the LOUD volume explosion. So could this be coined the LOUD rule?

He's got a point about forex, you don't need to be concerened about someone taking your shares as in stocks.

Is anyone else concerned that Fees in general will put independent traders out of business some day. With the exchanges being run as public companies, commissions being at an all time low and markets becoming more and more efficient, aren't raised fees passed on to traders the easiest way to...

Honestly, they don't care that you know nothing about finance or they wouldn't have hired you. What they do care about is your mathematical/problem solving skills. They have an exhaustive training program so don't worry about it. They prefer you come in with a clean slate.

Ok, so I guess the next question is, does anybody actively trade the stocks listed in the Phase I pilot and have you noticed anything different yet?

just type "jobs" on a bloomberg terminal

yes, it absolutely happens to everybody at some point. What sucks even more is buying the top and selling the bottom.

What a bunch of horseshit for nasdaq to halt trading for the purpose of finding out why it went up so much and the high volume. Can't they do that while the stock is still trading? I had no position but it still pisses me off a bit.

Nice to see a little more discussion about Pivots. So what I gather, along with any other tech indicator for that matter, they all work sometimes and don't work other times. In the end it all comes down to being a good trader in that you have to spread off risk, , money management, cut losses...

I think most have had this problem. For me the problem with taking losses had to do with wanting the money now and not some other time, the need to make money at the moment, so I refused to book the loss. I just needed to realize I had to think in terms of weekly or monthly returns and stop...

and area 51 is housing aliens.

I made it a point to check out CTDC this morning pre-opening. Was waiting to for it to make a small pull back to around 5.50 and I was ready to do a major 'mon back having the chinese stock explosion from a couple years ago still fresh in my mind. The SOB never let up and quickly ran to 7...

Less competition always equals bad news....:mad:

You have to take the GS offer, if you don't like it after a couple years then go elsewhere. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/bestcompanies/snapshots/575.html