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esignal back up here, but is it stable and usable now? problem resolved? can esignal comment please. thanks

Can you guys take your childish comments about each other to another thread ? That would allow esignal to post updates here and we could focus our childish comments on them. :D

How do we know when esignal system has stabilized and data /charts are working correctly? Can you push a message to users, like a pop-up box?

I'm happy they "...continue to put full attention on the matter. ..." Lets see, none of your customers are getting what they pay for and esignal rep has to say that? Dang, customers can sure ruin a good day!

Are east coast servers down as well? why a DoS attack on esignal? thats one pissed off customer!

esignal down and out here - new england customer, no re-routing, no data, no nothing spoke to my sales rep office and "they're working on it". no guesstimate given to be back up and running - even the esignal general website is down

Its OK daytrading gold/silver, more action in trading OIH & GOOG though. Metals get boring mid-day. I usually trade metals from 7.30AM until NYSE opens and then maybe into the NY metals close.

IB is actually very good at posting their policies, procedures and fees. I admire that and wish all brokers were as open about these things. If you dont like their setup, why not find someone else instead of complaining here?

It depends upon what scenario you're talking about which could seperate you from your money. My strong suggestion would be to spend $1,000 with a securities lawyer to understand the various scenarios which can occur and what your coverage/protection would be in each. Another idea would be...

No professional firm in trading will hire a 17 yearold. 1. You're underage 2. Most will only hire Juniors from college, some may hire connected sophmores. If you want to work at a top firm, you need at least a 3.4 from an Ivy, a 3.75+ from non-top tier schools. If you're looking in...

Try using ping plotter for speeds to your price server and then poke around dslreports.com for tips on how to "speed up" your pc, connection etc. There are a bunch of variables that affect what you're concerned about.

You know that Bolivia said they were going to nationalize natural resource companies, right?

1. The brokers create the us v them attitude by immediately invoking agreements that most retail customers sign but dont read and generally lack the legal firepower to understand. 2. Splitting trades is a very fair way to resolve issues of mutual error. 3. None of us know how any court...

IT guys at large trade houses make very good money with none of the risk of being a trader. Its a very good gig.

Three curious things- 1. If you see a customer not being treated fairly at other business', most people dont go back. From the comments here, most of you appear to think he was treated fairly. Odd. 2. No one here knows if the broker's rep has the authority to say any of whats being said...

IMHO, its more interesting to see how IB treats customers when a problem pops up in a public forum.

IB's key comment is --> "...This may change given the recent problem with delayed reporting...." IMHO, that says its not an isolated problem. Go get a lawyer.

Most professionals rely upon the maxim "accepted market practice". Its not an accepted market practice to make a legit customer wait 30 minutes, or whatever it was, for a fill. If a platform isnt working correctly , its not the customers problem.

The brokers will ALWAYS claim their paperwork protects them against everything. But its a judges decision not theirs. If it smells funny, or is too one-sided most courts will rule in your favor. Go get a lawyer and sue. Take depositions, force them to generate tons of papwerwork for you...

If you know its being manipulated and how, shouldnt you be making a fortune?