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That is unarguable logic :D

Correct me if I sound like the noob that I am, but ... You're right, because ... who's going to pay for the order if the exchange executes it?

I don't mind paying for a service. I mind paying hundreds of dollars for services that cost the providers a matter of pennies. That's why I don't have a cell phone contract ... pre-paid minutes :) .. and I force myself not to use it much either. EDIT: Did it ever occur to you why CEOs get...

That's what I was thinking when I read that ... thanks for the clarification though. I was thoroughly confused :confused:

No. Apple has a history of marketing their products well, it basically blinds all the Apple fanbois out there, and honestly, until the price drops on the iPhone, I would even consider it. Being locked into a particular service provider is ridiculous, and a phone that costs $600? No thanks. I...

Could you explain why that would be the case? Is it because other people's orders would still be entered around the original trading price, and the one huge order just wouldn't have any effect on the orders that already existed? Sorry if that sounds confusing ..

Same here. GOOG is one of them .... wtf

lmao :D

What the hell? Maybe I don't know my terminology exactly, but I do know that cash accounts can trade futures ... look at the description of it under Account Management.

Thanks guys!

Hey, I'm interested in trading the Dow E-mini, although I need some help understanding how the margin requirements work. IB says that the intraday initial margin is $1219, and intraday maintenance margin is $975. Does this mean that they subtract $1219 from my account when I purchase a contract...

You do have a point. Fact is, your average college kids will hear "finances? psh, I'll worry about that when I get a job," and never actually do anything about it. They're out to party, just like the above poster mentioned.

They'll all lose 90% and come back begging for more ... lol

What? Investing? Where's my beer?

See link posted by kiwi

I don't think I fully agree with that. While I am personally inexperienced, and probably couldn't make a whole lot of sense from someone else's strategy, I'm sure a more experienced trader could pick up on some concepts from it.

I don't know about you, but I don't just believe it; I see it. Quite honestly, I think it's pathetic, too, but without these types of people, you wouldn't have any differentiation between low and middle class.

There are so many traders out there, and so many different strategies to choose from, or create yourself, that I highly doubt this will be an issue.