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And you guys (some guys) wanna do away with the NYSE specialist system??? I will take the NYSE over the nasdaq any day. M

And you guys (some guys) wanna do away with the NYSE specialist system??? I will take the NYSE over the nasdaq any day. M

esi is making new lows

why do you think this

be very careful...this ESI is rolling over

Arca is tradin it @52

Now esi is coming back

This ESI is tanking

I year from now the all of the major averages will be the same as now, but gold will probably be around $500...what is the best company to put your $$

This is very old news......

I just got a letter in the mail, today from Thomson and they are extending ATF until Jan. 31 2004. They are also working on Thompson and they say "the content and functionality you know from AT financial has been built into the thomson one platform" I have not seen it. But from what I have...

So what is the best alternative to ATF? Who has similar software that will make the move easier? For those who have used AT in the past, what software are they using now or what software are they planning to switch to come New Years? What was the adjustment like?

I am looking for anyone that has had any experience with Thomson ONE analytic VS A T financial. I realize that AT financial is going to stop supporting ATF come New Years. From what I have heard Thomson One is not a very impressive piece of software. I have been using ATF for about 5 years...

BRILLIANT!!!...YOU SHOULD WRITE A BOOK But, the facts are that bullets were a tool, that many traders used. Now that it is gone, many traders will struggle as well as many firms. Trading has been tough, lately, and the elimination of bullets surely will not help the situation. HAPPY...

Yep, I found that one, but It does not seem to be the most user friendly. I was just wondering if there are any others out there that people are using and are happy with.

Does anyone know were I could find a good (preferably free) portfolio tracker. Most of the ones that I found do not have an option for being short. All that I am looking for a one that has: Stock symbol long/short purchase price current price # of shares Total equity p/l...

Does anyone know were I could find a good (preferably free) portfolio tracker. Most of the ones that I found do not have an option for being short. All that I am looking for a one that has: Stock symbol long/short purchase price current price # of shares Total equity p/l Please...

Is this true? Did former worldco traders get 67% of there money back from there prop. accounts?

indeed, but no bullet traders might equal less volatility

Fewer traders=less dumb money=less volatility=less opportunities