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Who will have the 1.7 TB discs out next year? Maxell says that they only have first gen 300 GB discs scheduled for release late 2006.

Tradestation should be embarrassed that this product, which has been in development for over ten years and is on the umpteenth revision or release, is so innefficient and lacks so much. Heck, you've only been using it a few days and you can already see its shortcomings. Don't waste any time...

Almost forgot... here is some very good reading on Covered Call cefs. http://www.cefa.com/Education/WachoviaCovrdCall11.15.05.pdf

Check out DVM (Dividend Majors Fund) - 16% discount now 7% yield. Mostly holding reits, utils and financials.

There is no semantics game. I thought the subject here is tax on income, not filing fees or other costs of doing business. There are tons of taxes on everything a person or an entity does - sales taxes, utility taxes, telephone taxes, fuel taxes etc etc etc.

It is correct that an LLC itself pays no income taxes. It is a pass through entity much like a partnership in that respect.

Could you use NJ as the origin of your trading, thus avoiding New York taxes?

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All of the pages in the pdf appear to be there, from the table of contents through the last page (287)... what could be missing?

How can you blame the voter for the re-distribution of wealth?

For sure there was more money in nasd stocks in those years you mentioned, because the ranges were incredible. Stocks had 20-30 point ranges as you said, but the fact that traders had the ability to put limits in at 1/64 increments didn't mean much because of the huge ranges, high volatility...

reardon, I respectfully disagree with your statement that penny spreads have nothing to do with the more difficult trading environment now. You sound like an intelligent and experienced trader (as I consider myself), but my perspective, based on my own evidence and experience, is that there is...

What really killed trading was decimilation, the proliferation of boxes, and NX, which made the art of tape-reading much harder. If the up-tick rule goes away completely that is another lost edge (for those who use conversions). None of those things will be reversed, so I don't think we will...

The person posting the question names his price, however much he or she is willing to pay (along with payment info).

This one is even funnier... $200!!! This question reminds of the old trick question: "Who is buried in Grant's tomb?" Who owns Diebold Election Systems? http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=592105

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=593024 Yep, he paid $15 to Google to get the answer to the type of question that gets asked and answered here many times a day. I'd say Google is undervalued if they can make money like that!

What caused those bigger dd's in real? What is the gross per share?

Those real profits look pretty good (they are real?) No reason to be unhappy with that. EDIT: I did not see the real money post before my above post... now I can see that you added it in there and are doing 25% of the sim in real money. I still think it's not bad and can probably be improved.

This is a joke, right?

Yes I sometimes let others know about a good thing if I see it, but more importantly I let them know If I see something that I think is bad. That is exactly why I made the comment. In my opinion, when a company relies on disguised spam to advertise it's products, that is potentially a bad...