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I run both a desktop and a laptop with a wireless route. I trade with IB. No problems.

Anyone take the "free to members" online live seminar that was offered Sunday and Monday? It was offered to non members for $2995.00 I took a trial membership to see what one should expect from an online seminar. Glad I didn't spend any money. I had bought Carters book and thought it...

This was my first experience with a trading room. In the 8 days I spent in the room I was very impressed with the traders knowledge of the markets and his trading ability/prowess. I must admit I had a few “aha moments”. I’d read or heard about this or that but now I see what the...

Here is what I would like to do. Place a stop limit order to buy 200 shares @ 20.00 Once that order is executed I would like to automatically place the following A stop @ 19.00 and a sell for 100 @ 21.00 If the Sell@ 21.00 order gets executed I would like to place a trailing stop on...

is tiki available with IB?

For what it’s worth I would look at support and resistance areas as to where to place my stops and targets. Entry price to support = risk Entry price to target = reward. Then if risk to reward isn’t 3 to 1 I wouldn’t take the trade. On ASEI I agree with your entry. You let the...

What were your reasons for setting your stops and PT where you did?

Shouldn't matter as long as you control your risk.

Hope will be the end of you. I don't know what your brokerage fees are but why when a stock goes against you don't you get out? If it reverses you can get back in. If you get whip sawed you're not any worse off than you are now. If you don't get back in, all you lose is opportunity...

Why was your stop loss at 46?

It works both ways. I did the same thing with AVID. I have to learn to pay attention:mad:

This may be too obvious but have you looked at Bigcharts or Stockcharts? The price is right.

I have been charge for cancelling options orders never for futures orders.

How about a scenario where buyer A buys when a company goes public at $10.00. He sells to buyer B @$20, who sells to buyer C @$40 who sells for $ 100 to a Group of investors who take the company private. Where is the loser? :confused:

The best way to test your system is to try and prove that it doesn't work.

If you think it will go higher buy If you think it will go lower sell If you are wrong close your position:D

I'm assuming that if he is forced to buy that would be because there are no other buyers. Who is he going to sell to?

I wouldn't mind seeing Streaming time and sales data. I find thay by the time I bring up the page off the chart it's almost out of date.

You're saying the Market Maker doesn't own the stocks he has in inventory?

Tick charts would be nice Also a better definition of their candle sticks