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Yuo've got to be kidding. The net is the drug of choice for the "Millenials." People under 30 would rather lose an arm than be cut off from either their cell phones or the net. They'll eat less before giving up the phones or internet access - these people feel totally cut off without the...

Yuo, sir, have made my day, LOL! No kidding - I love it! Hat's off! Ahh...articulation - the lost art! "Werd up," eh Dude, LOL

This is what ET has now become. Been here for years and watched it deteriorate steadily - guys like Acrary, DBPheonix, Futurestrader, and on and on all leaving. Now it's dumb kids with no perspective, people in or just out of college who want advice on how to "get into" trading, complete...

Whatever yuo're on - I want some! Good shit that makes reality go away completely. NO ONE - not the Fed, Standard and Poor's, the government of ANY country, politicians, yuor priest, yuor mom, yuor personal god, NO ONE - is going to turn or stop a market. Anyone watching that rally, and...

This is, perhaps, the only place where yuo can be a market maker vs a market taker. In other words, buy at the bid and sell atthe offer. If yuo lease or own an exchange seat, transaction costs are, or at least used tro be the lowest. Been off the floor for several years, now so things...

LOL! But wouldn't that be RUN, FOREX RUN?

Put that kid, Day7793 up there.

Thank yuo - very helpful! And thanks to the rest contributing to the post! It'll be interesting to watch and see how the CME project develops!

This kid - clearly this is the case from the tone and stylistics of his "writing" - is creating nothing but inflammatory, useless posts. It's one thing to have a difference of opinion, but his posts are nothing but statements and put-downs, followed up with name-calling. Now the people on...

I'll try that - thank yuo!

Good idea - I'll check on this, thank yuo!

Are there any free services that provide Forex bar charts with volume? This is just sort of a research project for the moment, so they needn't be real-time, delayed or historic is fine. Almost all the Forex charts I've seen do not have volume, unless of course, yuo're willing to pay...

Well, I have eSignal and have the T&S window set to see all the prints - NMS, NYSE, PSE, etc. It traded like crazy on all of them, with bids/offers coming from all as well. Forgive me for being slow here, but how, if the LRPs are calculated evey 30 seconds from any starting point, can one...

Fair enough - I don't try to scalp for just a few cents, but would welcome suggestions on how this understanding can be used in trading.

I gotta' say - I can't see how this affects trading much. For example, Friday afternoon (Fri 3/7/08) there was some news that the CEO of AMBAC bought a bunch of shares at $6.75. This sent Citigroup (C), the stock I was currently following, up over 34 cents in about 3 minutes. Then it drops...

Sorry if this has been asked before, but is there a reliable source for intraday price charts with volume that's available after the close? One minute and 5 minute timeframes would be ideal, but since this is just a curiosity at the moment, pretty much any intraday timeframe would work...

Thanks again, Monkey and NYOB. I read this: http://www.nyse.com/pdfs/hm_booklet_Cp_5.pdf The explainations from yuo guys make a hell of a lot more sense! At least one person has said the answer to this is to use much longer timeframes, which, given this info, seems like a good idea.

Again, my thanks for yuor help! So it doesn't matter how this .20 move occurs - can be over the course of a week, day, few seconds, or any timeframe?

Thank yuo for yuor help! Now, let's suppose we have a stock that trades over 4,000,000 shares daily and is in the $10-25 price range. The chart shows the LRP to be .20. Is this every .20 starting from $10 up to $25? So LRP's would be at $10.20, $10.40, etc? Thanks again!

Is there a place for finding the Liquidity Refreshment Points and their method of calculation for individual stocks? Did a search here - lots of debate about the Hybrid, etc, and the NYSE site is a giant pain to navigate. Would just like some basic info on how to figure out where these...