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    Salaries for direct access traders

    >Do not EXPECT, you are a beggar when you >enter this business, you have nothing to >EXPECT, your sole purpose is to survive, >talk about EXPECT after your first year . . . BINGO!! JB
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    Network Lantency

    >But I am curious about you setting the program >to ping once per second. It seems to me that >pinging that frequently would put undue burden >on the remote server. Not to mention your own >internet connection and (to some degree) your >operating system. If you bring up your system...
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    Network Lantency

    This isn't the perfect solution, but it's the best one I've found: PingPlotter.com Your data supplier should be able to give you a beacon server to ping (with Realtick it's Beacon.Taltrade.com) and this utility will monitor, graph and record the ping times once per second. My latency...
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    TWS build 707

    Perhaps it will include the solution to the following: Some of you may have been following this thread on the SI/IB group. For those that haven't been, here are the relevant messages... http://www.siliconinvestor.com/stocktalk/msg.gsp?msgid=16138294...
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    For Mike B

    Sorry to waste bandwidth on a thread title such as this, but one of numerous requests for my IB setup (from the "is IB EDAT?) was from Mike B. You have sent me more than one email requesting this information and I have attempted to sent it to you at least a half a dozen times. I also...
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    Confirmation: Fact or Fiction

    I find that as I get a feel for trading, I less and less use (or trust) the normal basket of technical indicators (RSI, MACD, Stochastics, etc). I have come to like, respect and profitably use moving averages, LVL2 and T&S. Combine that with the very simple common sense reading of support...
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    NASDAQ Ticker

    http://www.nasdaq.com/sitemap/sitemap.stm On that page, look under "Quotes", "Symbol lookup", "Securities list-download" Click on "Nasdaq" and it will download a file to you. JB
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    Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    >True , but being in this business >20 years-no question suprises me! LOL. I know if your rates had really been priced at what you said they were you would have had a REALLY long line at your signup counter. :-) JB
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    Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    >Our rates are .03 down to .0125 >cents per share. I think after your clarification, it's clear that your rates are .03 to .0125 *dollars* per share, not "cents". In terms of "cents", your rates are from 3.0 to 1.25 cents. I think we probably all knew this and the clarification was ask...
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    Trading seminars

    Don't go the show in Anaheim for the seminars...get a free pass to the exhibit floor and have fun just cruising the booths and chuckling at the crazy schemes for making money. I just love the guy in the cheap suit, bow tie and headset at the black box booth telling everyone over the $40 PA...
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    July Trading Journals

    >Stay tuned for the August thread. Nice work Hitman. It's fun to read your dialog. I relate so much to your passion to improve and your energy. You and I both seem to be in similar situations...nicely profitable and attempting to consistantly move it to a new level. Keep it up and...
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    Anyone have info on dingdingding.com?

    >My thougts are: If the computer were that >good, they would hook it up to a fix engine >and let it trade away. Not sell it's picks. EXACTLY...imagine it sitting there quietly humming away raking in the dough. You can be assured you won't be hearing about any algorithm my puter finds...
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    ECHOtrade's solution to new daytrading rule.

    >Pro trading is not for everyone, and I >would say it is probably not right for at >least 90% or more of the market's >participants. But for guys that trade >for a living, it has served me well, and >that's all I am trying to get across. Nicely put Jim. With the new capital rules...
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    Order Entry API

    >If this makes business sense to mytrack, I >can't see why other brokers will lose money >by offering API to small potato traders >like me. Unfortunately for us, they(the brokers) get to decide what best fits into their business plan. I'm sure if they felt that there was good money to...
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    Order Entry API

    >Just share with us your experience >looking for this. If you are prepared to fund a low 6 figure account. If you are prepared to convince technically proficient programmers that you are a technically proficient programmer. If you willing to guarantee a just a few K per month in...
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    Order Entry API

    >Bad programs eating up resource might be >a problem, but it is the TRADER's money on >the line and the TRADER will have much >stronger motivation to correct any errors >than to ignore them. True, but in the time it may take some hack programmer/trader to fix the problem of his system...
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    ECHOtrade's solution to new daytrading rule.

    >Think of what you are saying, how >about I am not comfortable trading >someone else's money? Clearly I wasn't referring to you Hitman. You obviously are very comfortable trading other peoples money and that's just fine. Some people are more independent and find themselves much more...
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    Order Entry API

    Dozu, As someone who has searched extensively for the same capabilities as you require, I'm going to go out on a limb here and predict that you aren't going to find it at the capitalization level you are requesting (you're off by a multiple of about 40). There are few options in this area...
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    ECHOtrade's solution to new daytrading rule.

    Hitman: >I am 21. Nailed that one. >Instead of trying to act like some senior >citizen about the good old days, give me >one SOLID argument on my statement below: "Senior citizen"...giggles (I'm 38) Hitman's statement to which he above refers: >For anyone who CAN trade at a...
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    ECHOtrade's solution to new daytrading rule.

    >For anyone who CAN trade at a professional >firm like Worldco and NOT giving it a shot, ... {snip} ABSOLUTELY STUPID . . . {snip} ABSOLUTELY IGNORANT. Well, I can see that that hatch still remains pretty tightly closed. At the moment, the periscope may even be retracted. JB...
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