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many? name three of them please. :confused:

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.09/pokerbots.html?tw=wn_tophead_7

Does anyone know of anywhere I could look (other than google searches for "order submission strategies" or things like that) to find more information on how the program trades are done involving nyse stocks and index arb. For example when someone buys futures and sells stocks via a huge...

LMFAO....good one. :D

:cool: Moving there next month, soon as the heat dies off. :p

Pretty dead on...except that I would have bolded and used a 24pt font for the NOBODY and the THEMSELVES part. :D

Assuming maybe what 20% of the days are "trend" do you have any statistical support for that statement? If so please share. Are you refering to the S&P, stocks in general, etc? Have read the normal stuff that suggests trend days more likely around narrow range days, volatility contraction...

http://www.yousendit.com/

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote from Don Bright: Just a note of caution. We advise our traders to always use limit orders, since the limit orders can be filled by the "clerk" in a very timely manner. The market orders must be batched by...

http://maddmoney.blogspot.com/ that blog has been pretty good at following the show. He can still move stuff...generally (and as you would think), the smaller the market cap the bigger the move.

http://www.market-topology.com/

Cramer's commentary did seem to hit the nail on the head..... the bid was pretty solid after the initial whoosh. Even the "haters" have to give him some props with his thought process on this one. I'm not saying he took it down....sellers did that, he wasn't selling but his analysis...

This above is pretty on point and similar to my experiences with my own automated traded and that which i have seen over the last year. Pertaining to early comments, i don't have any stats to back it up but most of the higher frequency strategies i have seen or heard about were mainly mean...

Lots of mean regression ones that are continuing to dampen volatilites. There are tons of algo's out there that essentially use the ecn's to play market maker scaling in and out all day long....only unlike the registered market makers who still have to maintain two sided quotes (even thought...

Bear Stearns estimated in their 2004 Financial Technology Survey that in in 03 semi-professional traders were approximately 40% of the daily volume in both the nasdaq and the nyse. So I doubt its 90% NYSE. I've traded from offices that were 90% NYSE so I can belive that specific offices...

other than ebay and doing a froogle search anyone see any great HD specials lately, either on the web, or via a compusa. preferabled 2-3 hundred gigs, 7200 or beter rpm's, etc. this windows media center (DVR) is really sucking up my HD space, need some additional gig's soon. :p Thanks.

"Telco placed an order to buy 175,000 shares on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Jan. 7, 2004. The high price when the trade order was received was $37.54 per share, while the low price was $37.53. The transaction was received at approximately 3:05 p.m. but was not executed until 4:20 p.m., when...

http://www.lewrockwell.com/thornton/thornton27.html One economist makes his point (again...last call for the top was 50% ago he states....i.e. 50% lower he said).

Thanks, I remember reading that a while back. I have to agree with there testing as far as single contract position sizing goes. The reason being, they want the tests to show primarily the accuracy of the trading signals, not how much money a system could make. Generally if someone...

how do you make the jump from poker, something that both Bob and Ferguson play professionally and has much in common with trading to a viagra pop up? :confused: